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Posted on December 15th 2022
HAB Hosts First Internal Model United Nations Conference
Our first HAB Internal Model United Nations took place this week, with students debating on the topic of the expansion of NATO.
Model United Nations brings together students from around the world to simulate real UN committees and discussions. HAB has taken part in several MUNs in other venues but this is the first internal one, designed to give our younger students the opportunity to engage with worldwide topics.
Students from Years 7 to 11 represented different countries, presented their resolutions, debated and voted for and against amendments and resolutions as part of the Disarmament and International Security Committee.
Students received their certificate of participation, but also the top delegates were awarded by the end of the conference.
Best Delegate awards:
- Delegate of India - Zara Sachedina, Year 8
- Delegate of Georgia - Georgina Newborn, Year 8
- Delegate of Sweden - Hawah Tijani-Amin, Year 10
Outstanding Delegate Awards:
- Delegate of Russia: Noor Bellalem, Year 10
- Delegate of USA: Hafsa Abdullahi, Year 11
- Delegate of Finland: Megan Hepworth, Year 8
Verbal Commendations:
- Delegate of Japan: Wren Savage, Year 8
- Delegate of China: Fahira Mirza, Year 11
Future world leaders are in the making here at HAB!
Well done to Amina, Wiam, Heyabel and Tiffany, our experienced HAB MUN team, for facilitating the conference as chairs (the heads of our committee).
Finally, our HABMUN team Sixth Formers left such a positive impression last year in the LSE Model United Nations conference, receiving best delegate and outstanding delegate awards. As a result, HAB has been invited to the London School of Economics and Political Science MUN 2023!
Our experienced HAB MUN team Amina, Wiam, Heyabel and Tiff, who facilitated the conference as chairs (the heads of our committee).
Our invitation to attend the next Model United Nations conference at LSE.
