Model United Nations (MUN) is a simulation where students role-play as diplomats representing countries. They debate global issues, draft resolutions, and work together to find solutions — all while practicing public speaking, negotiation, and leadership skills.
Know your country, topic, and allies.
Speak, negotiate, and build blocs.
Draft, amend, and pass resolutions.
Evening stadium events with track heats, relays, football, rugby, and para-inspired activities. Open to all delegates, families, and schools, featuring music, MCs, and awards photos.
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Pure speed over 100–400 m. Explosive starts, drive phase, form to the line. Lane discipline is absolute; a step outside can void a run. Times are electronic to 0.01 s with photo finish. Watch the stagger unwind, the mid-race surge, and the dip at the tape.
Full-size 11v11 on an Olympic-sized pitch (~105×68 m). Two 45-minute halves, 15-minute halftime. FIFA Laws apply: offside active, direct/indirect free kicks, cautions and send-offs. Up to 5 substitutions in three windows plus halftime. Match officials: referee and two assistant referees. Standard equipment: Size-5 ball, shin guards, numbered kits. Draw resolution: league games may end level; knockout goes extra time (2×15) then KFTPM. Safety first: no jewelry; sliding and aerial challenges judged strictly.
Four runners, one baton, no margin. The 4×100 is raw speed and precision—blind exchanges inside the zone decide medals, and a mistimed pass ends the race. The 4×400 is strategy and grit—clean first-leg break, smart positioning, and an anchor with a well-timed kick. Watch the exchange zones, the stagger unwinding, and the anchor hunting daylight. Clean passes win; dropped batons and late exchanges don’t finish. Fastest total time wins.
Full-union, 15v15, 80 minutes. Watch eight-man scrums for go-forward, lifted lineouts for steals, and quick rucks that launch the backs. The kicking duel flips territory with box kicks and touch finders. Scoring: try 5, conversion 2, penalty 3, drop goal 3. Yellow card is 10 minutes down a player. Discipline at the breakdown decides who controls the match.
