On Thursday 6 March, Prem students took center stage at the Model United Nations (MUN) conference hosted by Chiang Mai International School (CMIS) at the Empress Hotel. This dynamic event brought together passionate young leaders from across Chiang Mai to debate critical global issues, engage in diplomacy, and collaborate on real-world solutions.
With weeks of dedicated preparation, Prem students arrived ready to make an impact. They researched global challenges, honed their arguments, and practiced persuasive speaking. At the conference, they confidently debated, negotiated, and worked as a team—demonstrating key IB Learner Profile attributes such as being knowledgeable, open-minded, and principled. They embraced different perspectives, communicated with clarity, and built meaningful connections with peers from diverse backgrounds.
MUN is more than just a debate—it’s an exciting opportunity for students to develop global citizenship. By tackling complex international issues and considering different cultural viewpoints, they strengthen their leadership, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. They learn to navigate the world with empathy, diplomacy, and a commitment to positive change.
Prem students truly stood out! They engaged in powerful discussions, presented compelling ideas, and worked towards practical solutions that promote peace and global cooperation. Their passion, dedication, and confidence were evident throughout the event.
Experiences like MUN inspire students to become active global citizens, ready to shape the future. We are incredibly proud of their achievements and celebrate their efforts in making a real difference through dialogue and collaboration!
Alec Wright & Ambika Subrahmanya
