Schools are invited to give their learners the opportunity to step into the world of diplomacy, global debate, and leadership at EduFleek’s upcoming High School Model United Nations (MUN) Conference at Deutsche Schule Durban on 30 May 2026. This event follows EduFleek’s established MUN conference format, where learners take part in structured debate, negotiation, caucusing, and resolution drafting in a realistic UN-style setting.
A Meaningful Academic Experience for High School Learners
Model United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations in which learners represent different countries and debate important international issues. Through the experience, delegates build skills in public speaking, persuasive communication, diplomacy, negotiation, critical thinking, and research. EduFleek’s MUN programme is designed to help students not only understand world affairs more deeply, but also grow in confidence and leadership.
For schools looking to broaden their learners’ academic and co-curricular exposure, MUN offers a platform that is both intellectually stimulating and highly practical. It prepares learners for future pathways in law, politics, business, international relations, and other leadership-focused fields.
Event Details
Venue: Deutsche Schule Durban
Address: 34 Stafford Rd, Westville, 3630
Date: 30 May 2026
Session Options:
Morning Session: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Afternoon Session: 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Each session is limited to 40 delegates, allowing for high-quality participation, meaningful debate, and stronger engagement among learners. EduFleek has used this capped-session format in previous conferences to maintain an effective and well-managed experience for delegates.
Conference Topic
Digital Surveillance vs. National Security in the Age of Cyber Warfare
This timely and thought-provoking topic will challenge learners to explore one of the most important global debates of our era. Delegates will examine issues such as:
- rising cyberattacks and cyber warfare
- election interference concerns
- government digital monitoring
- the balance between privacy and national security
This topic gives learners the chance to engage with modern global affairs in a structured academic setting while learning how different countries may approach the same issue from different perspectives.
What Learners Will Do at the Conference
At the conference, students will participate in core MUN activities such as:
- Opening Speeches
- Formal Caucus (structured debate)
- Informal Caucus (negotiation and alliance-building)
- Resolution Drafting and Voting
These are standard EduFleek MUN conference components and help learners experience the flow of a real diplomatic process, from presenting national positions to negotiating practical solutions with other delegates.
Why Schools Should Encourage Participation
MUN is far more than a debate event. It is a transformative learning experience that helps learners:
- build confidence in speaking before an audience
- strengthen analytical and problem-solving skills
- learn to negotiate respectfully and think diplomatically
- develop global awareness and a deeper understanding of current international issues
- enhance university, scholarship, and leadership portfolios
EduFleek’s own MUN guidance also highlights that MUN encourages youth leadership, collaboration, and exposure to diverse perspectives from across schools and communities.
Participation Details
Cost: R299 per delegate
Two educators per school attend free of charge
Snacks and refreshments will be provided
EduFleek also provides refreshments at its MUN events and uses inclusive catering arrangements for participants.
When replying, schools should indicate:
- The number of participating students
- Whether they are booking the morning or afternoon session
Once participation is confirmed, countries will be allocated to the school. EduFleek’s standard MUN coordination process is to assign countries after schools confirm delegate numbers.
Limited Spaces Available
As each session is limited to only 40 delegates, schools are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment. Places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
How to Book
Complete the form below to book your spot or to enquire.
We look forward to welcoming learners to a day of energetic debate, diplomacy, and global learning at Deutsche Schule Durban.
