On July 17, 2026, the Chettinad Vidyashram Model United Nations (MUN) 2026 concluded in Chennai with P.S. Senior Secondary School, Mylapore crowned the overall winner. The four‑day simulation brought together 12 executive boards and committees spanning geopolitics, economic affairs, visual media and print media, offering a comprehensive platform for student diplomats.

Framework and Significance of the Contest

Model United Nations serves as an educational crucible where students emulate international diplomacy, policy‑making and conflict resolution. This year’s edition attracted over 250 delegates representing a myriad of nations, fostering leadership, collaborative problem‑solving, and a nuanced understanding of global challenges.

Winning Strategy of the School

P.S. Senior Secondary School invested heavily in preparatory workshops covering MUN procedures, diplomatic language, and rigorous research methods. By equipping its delegates with strong analytical skills and coalition‑building tactics, the school’s team consistently led debates, crafted coherent resolutions, and secured decisive votes.

Remarks from Distinguished Guests

Rajesh Bhowmick, First Secretary and Head of Chancery at the Deputy High Commission of Bangladesh in Chennai, highlighted, “Model UN shapes tomorrow’s leaders; P.S. School’s triumph underscores the power of youth diplomacy.” Similarly, Subhasri Vijayakumar, Head of Information and Library at the Goethe Institute/Max Mueller Bhavan, and S. Amudha Lakshmi, Principal of Chettinad Vidyashram, praised the achievement and urged broader participation in such forums.

Implications for the Future

The victory elevates P.S. Senior Secondary School’s profile on both national and international stages. The institution now plans to expand its MUN curriculum, forge partnerships with other schools, and facilitate student involvement in global academic conferences. This success reaffirms the growing importance of diplomatic education within India’s broader academic ecosystem.