The Year 5 students celebrated their learning by participating in the Model United Nations Summit as the culmination activity in the unit of inquiry, "How We Organize Ourselves". Over the course of the last six weeks, the students inquired through central idea of how countries represent their own domestic interest within international organizations and researched a given country's historical perspective, economic and social standing, and domestic interest in resolving the global crisis of poverty, terrorism, and climate action. The Year 5 students wrote Position Papers, and Opening Speeches outlining their country's stance on the given topics below:

Council: Economic and Social Council

Topic: Measure to promote the conservation of mountain and forest ecosystems, including their biodiversity.

Poverty:

Council: Economic and Social Council

Topic : Measures to increasing basic resources and services to support communities vulnerable to conflict-related disasters, and those impacted by economic, social, and educational disadvantages.

Safety and Security:

Council: Security Council (SC)

Topic: Addressing transnational organization to combat terrorist groups.

A very special thank you to the GJS MUN Secondary Team and Secondary teachers, who also served as the Chairs and supporters for the event.