When
A Friday,
A Friday,
3:00 to 6:00 PM
Registration opens at 2:30 PM. date TBD
Beaconhouse School System
Jauhar Campus
Jauhar Campus Model United Nations
One afternoon. Three rounds. Delegates from Grades 8 to 11 debating the world's problems the way diplomats do.
Where
BSS
BSS
Jauhar Campus
Committee rooms on campus. exact rooms TBD
Why
To find the
To find the
solutions together
Grades 8 to 11, in Junior (8 and 9) and Senior (10 and 11) teams of three.
01 / The idea
What JCMUN is, and why it matters
A Model United Nations is a meeting where students step into the shoes of countries. Delegates represent a nation, debate real-world problems, and negotiate solutions as a team, exactly the way diplomats work at the real United Nations.
JCMUN is our one-afternoon conference at BSS Jauhar Campus, built around team-based participation, a hybrid debate style, and recognition for everyone who takes part.
Public speaking
Stand up, state a position, and hold the room.
Research and representation
Learn a country's stance and argue it faithfully.
Diplomacy and negotiation
Find common ground when positions collide.
Teamwork
Three delegates, one delegation, one solution.
0students expected
0delegate teams
0debate rounds
0certificates
02 / The people
The organising team
JCMUN is led by four students working across four teams.
S
Salik
Organising Lead
R
Rayyan
Organising Lead
Z
Zehra
Organising Lead, Content Team
E
Eiman
Organising Lead, Printing and Materials
Student Leadership
Coordination and delegate communication. lead TBD
Content
Country allocation, round material, judging. Zehra
Logistics
Rooms, registration desk, day-of schedule. lead TBD
Marketing
Promotion and registration drive. lead TBD
03 / For delegates
MUN background and reading
New to Model UN? Start here. Study packs and country briefs for students are linked below.
Delegate Handbook
Rules of procedure, how a round runs, and how to prepare.
PDF link TBDBeginner's Guide to MUN
What MUN is, key terms, and your first speech.
PDF link TBDCountry and Position Briefs
Research notes for each allocated country and bloc.
PDF link TBDEvent Proposal
The full JCMUN proposal document.
PDF link TBD
04 / How it runs
The structure of the event
JCMUN uses a hybrid format blending parliamentary and world-style debate, three timed rounds of 30 minutes each.
Voices of Nations
Each delegation states its country's position on the issue.
30 minutesAct of Diplomacy
Delegations negotiate, form blocs, and trade concessions.
30 minutesResolution for Tomorrow
Teams propose and defend a workable solution.
30 minutes3 speakersper team, S1, S2, S3
4 minutesper speaker
12 minutestotal speaking time per team
2 categoriesJunior (8, 9) and Senior (10, 11)
05 / Take part
Teams and registration
How teams work
- Every delegation is a team of 3 students.
- Teams compete within their category, Junior (Grades 8 and 9) or Senior (Grades 10 and 11).
- Each team gets allocated a country to represent.
- 4 shields awarded (2 gold, 2 silver), a certificate for every participant.
06 / The afternoon
Event-day timetable
A single afternoon, 3:00 to 6:00 PM, with the final hour for judgement and certificates.
- 2:30 PM
Registration
Delegates check in and settle into committee rooms.
- 3:00 PM
Opening Ceremony
Welcome, briefing, and the conference opens.
- 3:30 to 4:00
Round 1, Voices of Nations
Delegations state their positions.
- 4:00 to 4:30
Round 2, Act of Diplomacy
Negotiation and bloc-building.
- 4:30 to 5:00
Round 3, Resolution for Tomorrow
Teams propose their solutions.
- 5:00 to 6:00
Judgement, Results and Certificates
Scoring, shields for the winning teams, and certificates for all.
Note: the conference runs straight through the afternoon. There is no lunch break in the programme.