A truly amazing, fun-filled weekend it was at HabsMUN 2026! Friday, 13th March. Heralding the trip, the weather had already adjusted to our needs; a bright, beautiful spring’s day set the scene as we gathered around the Wynter Bee Theatre, ready to conquer the world. We carefully piled luggage into the back of the minibus, exchanged excited remarks about our plans, and momentarily discussed who’d potentially get…
By James On the weekend of 28th February – 1st March, Gordon’s School hosted the annual Model United Nations conference. This year, we hosted around 155 delegates from schools such as Reading Blue Coat, Blenheim, Beaconsfield, Prior’s Field, Ibstock, Marist and Hurst Point. The weekend was opened with a speech from Dr Al Pinkerton, our MP for Surrey Heath, and debating began after lobbying…
By James On the 28th of February – 1st March, Gordon’s School is hosting its annual Model United Nations conference. This event will be attended by around 150 delegates from schools such as Reading Blue Coat, Blenheim, Beaconsfield, Ibstock, Priors Field, and Gordon’s itself. The two day long conference will see students debate heavy-hitting relevant topics such as the American intervention in Venezuela, refugee…
As we got into the minibus for the first official day of Lady Eleanor Holles’ MUN conference, I must say I was quite curious as to see how a three-day weekend conference would end up playing out. Gordon’s had been allocated the countries of Kazakhstan, Japan and Pakistan, and we had made sure to thoroughly carry out our research beforehand. All throughout the journey, we were very excited, and certainly well-prepared for what we hoped would be a very fruitful debate. And fruitful it was indeed! …
By Ella The Reigate junior MUN conference recently took place on the 10th of May. The conference brought together 6 schools and most of the delegates present were completely new to MUN or had very little experience. The conference had many of the standard committee’s that you would see at your average conference, however, the names were changed to make it more simple for…