Day One began with an Opening Ceremony arranged and organised by Léman students and staff. Student delegates were reminded of the purpose of the conference and enjoyed a brief performance from the Léman Orchestra. The students also participated in a workshop that helped them to get to know each other better and learn how to interact and work together with their committee members before the commencement of formal debates. Later, students began their debate sessions, whilst it took a while for some students to warm up, by the end of Day One, most were making significant progress. After debates had finished for the day, students enjoyed some free time before having dinner and attending a Gala—a fun social event where students got to dance to music and put on skits for each other.
Day Two began with debate sessions, in which a significant improvement was seen in all the delegates participating in the conference. Each committee had a goal to pass at least one resolution. The WHO committee delegates were able to reach a resolution concerning antibiotic resistance but not air pollution, whilst in the UNESCO committee there were a total of three resolutions that passed one for clean water and two for GM foods.