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Three delegations of SPS students from the Sixth Form and Lower Eighth—Arie Sabbah, Armaan Bhatia, Azmere Hassan, Gabe Joseph, Harry Darbyshire, Ishan Shah, Jake Barrington, James Gronow, Javid Ahmadzada, Max Bauer, Zen Okada, Aarav Kushagra, Aden Si-Ahmed, Cillian Bramham, Elyas Efthimiou, Louis Ferro, Luca Orlandi, and Teddy Niedringhaus—represented France, India, and the DPRK at the London Oratory School Model United Nations conference on Saturday.
Aarav (Lower Eighth) won Best Delegate for his work representing the DPRK on the Economic and Political Committee, which debated political corruption in South America and government-sponsored extremism.
