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Congratulations to the Eighth Form students who ran the fourth SPS Model United Nations conference last weekend.
The students involved were: James, Robbie and Louis (the Secretariat who planned and organised the conference), and committee chairs Adam, Lorenzo and George (Upper Eighth), and Caspar, Noah, Lucas, Corry, Victor , Felix and Paul (Lower Eighth).
Congratulations, also, to the SPS delegates who attended the conference, and particularly to the delegation representing Cuba – Tom, Usman, Harry, Lorenzo, Yanis and Luke (Lower Eighth) – who won the award for delegation most accurate to country. Tom also won the award for best delegate on the Security Council.
Our next Model United Nations conference, SPSMUN23, takes place on Friday 20/Saturday 21 January 2023: for more information, please see the conference website here.
