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The last few months, the History Department and our Archivist, Ms. Devenney, have focused on our ‘Lest We Forget HGS ...
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The theme this year was “Finding the Truth in a World of Disinformation,” and committees discussed a wide range of international issues and conflicts.
The morning began in the Assembly Hall with the Opening Ceremony and welcome remarks from our Senior Depute Rector, David Campbell, and Guest Speakers Paul Sweeney MSP and Fraser McDougall.
Over the course of the day, delegates endeavoured to find solutions to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and the financing of terrorism; challenged the continued use of Guantanamo Bay, child labour, and the proliferation of cyber spyware; they also went back in time to the Cuban Missile Crisis and September 11 to consider alternative responses, and their implications.
It was a day of invigorating and enjoyable committee discussions and our Secretary General, Euan (S6), commented;
“We have been doing Model UN for multiple years and were so excited to be leading this conference. We have been to conferences all over Europe, from Manchester to the Netherlands, so we were excited to bring our expertise and experience back to Glasgow.”
Fiona Stewart, Head of Modern Studies, commented:
“MUN is a great opportunity for pupils to learn first-hand about the workings of the United Nations and allow them to develop key skills such as researching, public speaking, and debating important issues, such as climate change and human rights.”
Thank you to all of the visiting schools for their interesting and enjoyable committee discussions, it was a thought-provoking day whilst maintaining an important level of fun for all.
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