For this Delhi school winning is a habit

Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park excel in all activities by habit and the recently concluded  premiere edition of the ‘ARCANE Model United Nations’ conference was no exception. Class 11 student Navya Singh was invited to the conference, held at Apeejay School Saket, as the executive MUN board member to judge the committee proceedings.

More than 150 student delegates from seven schools across Delhi participated actively and debated on various issues of national and international importance.

After the conference, Navya said, “It was my first MUN as a judge. I was the youngest judge, every other judge was from college. I am really thankful to my mother and all the teachers at school. They supported me a lot. It was a great experience.”

Saima Bhalla, a class 11 student, won a special mention award in journalism at the conference. Speaking about her achievement she said, “It was my first time that I received an award as a journalist at the conference. I love to write a lot and I now am beginning to believe that my words do have an impact”

Class 9 student Dhruvi Jain won the best photographer award in the International Press Committee. She said, “I was initially not very good at photography. But I wanted to pursue it and so I kept working on it. Today, it feels great to receive this award.”