|  Global Classrooms: London
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Global Classrooms: London is the largest secondary school Model United Nations programme in London, serving over 800 students every year through two annual conferences; one in December and one in July. We are part of the international Global Classrooms network, coordinated by the United Nations Association of the United States of America. In 24 major cities around the world, Global Classrooms offers Model UN to students from state schools. In the UK the Global Classrooms programme is led by the Mulberry Centre for Global Learning at Mulberry School for Girls, a specialist school for the arts based in Whitechapel, East London. December 2011 sees our biggest conference yet with over 400 delegates. This conference involves 30 London state schools and excitingly we are now an international conference, welcoming delegations from Japan, Bahrain, UAE, Cyprus, Nigeria and Saudi Arabia. You can view the conference schedule here.
 Download the GC: London program Fact Sheet
Download the GC: London 2011 Press Release
Visit the official Mulberry School for Girls GC: London page About Global ClassroomsUNA-USA is proud to continue Global
Classrooms: London, a global education program that addresses the
curricular, extracurricular and professional development needs of
London students and teachers. Students from the London School of Economics help staff the conference and provide added support to students.
To learn more about Global Classrooms and using Model UN as a vehicle for international learning, please browse Model UN 101: Getting Started and about Global Classrooms. Photos from the London Conference For more photos from Global Classrooms Model UN Conferences and Events, visit UNA-USA's flickr page.
Quick Facts about the Global Classrooms Program - Established in 2005;
- The Mulberry School for Girls has worked with UNA-USA to implement the program locally;
- Serving 30 Schools in London, as well as schools from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East
- University students from London School of Economics and teachers from Mulberry School have volunteered annually to serve as members of the Model UN conference staff.
Contact Global Classrooms London Mary Morrison
Global Classrooms London Coordinator
Mulberry School for Girls
morrison@mulberry.towerhamlets.sch.uk
www.mmun.org.uk
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