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Fourteen Eighth Formers attended the London Oratory School Model United Nations Conference on Saturday.
Lucas Cadman, Mustapha Sadiq, Rayn Lakha, Ibrahim Khan, Alexis Brian and Zac West represented the United Arab Emirates; Angel Ellis, Jonny Foo, Krish Chandaria and Nathaniel Dembo-Shah represented Spain; and James Marks, Louis Razumovsky-Hough, John Moretti and Duncan Wong represented Japan.
Angel Ellis was awarded the prize for most Highly Commended Delegate for his work on the Defence and Security Committee.
