International Events

This United Nations simulation event is fantastic for developing public speaking and negotiation skills with motions linked to real UN priorities. Each participant represents a country in the United Nations and debates key global issues to promote skills of conflict resolution and critical thinking.

Students aged 13 to 14 work in teams to compete in this event which supports collaborative learning opportunities and uses English as the common language. Subjects featuring in the Games include science, maths, computer science and language.

This Festival is open to all ages and acts as a fantastic platform to showcase each school´s musical talents. Students will also work collaboratively towards a concert which forms part of the event closing ceremony.

This sporting event promotes health, physical wellbeing and sports. The host school will develop a programme to encourage and showcase team skills and a variety of sporting skills. Typically, some of the sports featured will be connected to local traditions or environment, and teams are often mixed between schools. 

Students aged five to 18 will take part and submit entries linked to a theme associated with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Genres include: Painting, Sculpture, Photography, English Poetry and English Narrative.

Our school takes part in Globeducate Agenda events such as: Student Leadership Conference, WWF Quiz, Eco Week and WWF Wear it Wild. All Globeducate schools are on the journey to achieving Eco-School status and have Eco councils which organise events and campaigns.

Globeducate schools are involved in a number of learning communities such as Outdoor Learning, Reading and STEAM. During the school year, our students and teachers take part in events such as World Book Day, Outdoor Classroom Day and UNESCO World Science and STEAM Day.