Students from Excel Public School have excelled at the IIMUN. In the 14th year of IIMUN, a Model United Nations Conference held in Mysore, EPS speakers won Best Delegate awards in all categories except for one, as well as High Commendation, Special Mention, and Verbal Mention awards. Notably, EPS students delivered extraordinary speeches in all the committees.
A group of 50 students from EPS participated in the conference and took part in committees like Lok Sabha, NITI AAYOG, World Economic Forum, ICIJ, and more. The conference was held at Manasarowar Pushkarini Vidyashrama, Mysuru, from 2nd to 4th August. The event was inaugurated by Chief Guest Amb. Rajendra Abhyankar, with an opening ceremony followed by a panel discussion. The two-day conference saw participation of students from all over the district. Students actively engaged in various categories, participating in debates, public speaking, and several other competitions with enthusiasm.
The International Indian Model United Nations (IIMUN) is a pioneering initiative that empowers young minds through debates, dialogues, and conferences. By organizing 3-4 day events in over 100,000 schools worldwide and supporting 7,000-8,000 institutions annually, IIMUN spreads the idea of India, fostering global understanding. With a legacy of uniting tomorrow’s leaders, IIMUN enables them to learn about India today and strives to create impactful leaders who lead with purpose and integrity.
Congratulating the students, Mathew KG, Principal, Excel Public School, said, “The students have made a remarkable achievement. Excel Public School prides itself in encouraging students to go beyond academics and consistently enables them to participate in prestigious conferences such as IIMUN. These events not only help our students in developing public speaking skills & debating skills but also gives them the exposure and the opportunity to interact, learn and exchange knowledge with cohorts of other schools and institutions. It also prepares them to become well informed individuals at par with global peers.