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UN Day marks anniversary of United Nations General Assembly in 1947. To Commemorate the day, RPS International  School sector - 50 organised a one day Mock Session Of U.N.  The students from classes VI to VIII participated in this activity with zeal and enthusiasm .  They were placed  in different  committees and assigned  countries with agendas. They showcased  their speaking, debating and writing skills in addition to critical thinking, team work and leadership abilities. Manya of grade VI received the best delegate award. The Principal of the school appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers. She emphasized that the purpose of the activity is to teach the youth about diplomacy, international relations and motivate them to create a better future. 












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