The conference provided a valuable opportunity for students to extend their learning beyond the classroom, building confidence while developing essential skills in public speaking, debate, diplomacy and leadership. By representing different countries and engaging with global issues, students strengthened their ability to think critically, communicate effectively and consider diverse perspectives — valuable skills that will support them in the future. A special congratulations to our three award winners for their outstanding achievements: 🏆 Suri, Year 11 – Best Delegate, representing the United Kingdom in the World Health Organization (WHO) committee. 🏆 Prim, Year 11 – Best Position Paper, representing Iran in the UN Women committee. 🏆 Pund, Year 12 – Honourable Mention, representing the United States in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) committee. We are incredibly proud of all 22 students who took part, demonstrating curiosity, confidence and a commitment to understanding the global challenges that shape our world. Kru Tam & Kru Vaahn Secondary Thai Department
