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As part of Nord Anglia Education’s collaboration with UNICEF, student ambassadors from our schools around the world will visit New York this summer to demonstrate how our schools are working to meet the United Nation’s Global Goals for Sustainable Development, including through the annual Global Challenge.
The Sustainable Development Goals are a collection of 17 goals set by the United Nations regarding social and economic development issues. The idea is for nations to tackle all of these goals by 2030 to make the world a better place with the help of citizens and companies.
UNICEF is challenging students at Nord Anglia Education to raise awareness of the goals and to work with their local communities to create solutions.
Student ambassadors from different Nord Anglia Education schools have been invited by UNICEF to meet in New York to move the needle on the Global Goals. They will join workshops, seminars and debates, including speaking opportunities at the UN’s High Level Political Forum, a Model United Nations (around issues within the Global Goals) and events at the UN Headquarters in New York City. Students will be able to share about their school’s progress and generate even more ideas for tackling the goals, as well as seeing some of New York in person!
Students from Years 10-12 apply for selection and are invited to formally present to a panel who award candidates based on specific criteria. Student ambassadors are generally keen on debating and passionate about achieving the Global Goals within their own school community.
Congratulations to this year's winning candidates, Head Boy & Girl, Alex and Maryam, who have been selected to represent BISH.
To learn more about the UNICEF Student Summit, take a look at this video regarding our work with UNICEF and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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