Year 10: School Representation at UN Global Goals Summit in New York

Year 10: School Representation at UN Global Goals Summit in New York Compass School held a group interview with 8 Year 10 students in order to decide which 2 students would be representing our school at the UN Global Goals Summit in New York, this July.

On Monday, Compass School held a group interview with 8 Year 10 students in order to decide which 2 students would be representing our school at the UN Global Goals Summit in New York, this July. After submitting an application, each student was given 5 minutes to present their ideas on how we can help to achieve either Zero Hunger or Good Health and Well-being in our school community. The quality of ideas and standard of presentation was excellent and the team (Paul, Amelia Norrie, Patricia Bernardo – Secondary Student Leader and Laura Anderson-Rice) was incredibly impressed by their efforts. The 8 students were as follows:

Maria Esteves

Lamis Bareche

Fleur Ambergen

Mira Grolus

Ahmad Matin Moors

Ananna Amin

Daniel Velders

Omar Mohamed

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