The Junior MUNGA is an active citizenship project for Key Stage 3 pupils, where they are given an introduction to the workings of the United Nations. In teams of four (inter-school & cross-community teams) the pupils represent member countries of the United Nations and put into practice the skills of communication, application of numbers and ICT, also working with others and problem solving. This Project is a fun way for young people to address, at first hand, the difficulties facing many people in the Developing World and the interdependence of developed and developing nations. The pupils take part in Training Sessions, as well as Gr oup Discussions, Role Play and Plenary Meetings. Pupils' Quotes: "I found the whole experience very educational and entertaining. I made a lot of new friends."
"Yes, I enjoyed it enormously and it was something very different. I have never done anything like it before"
"I enjoyed it because I got to meet new friends."
"Are we going to do this again next year? I would love to."
"I enjoyed it very much and it made me more aware of worldwide issues."
"I enjoyed it because it was interesting and I made new friends. I hope to do it again next year." Teachers' Quotes: "Thank you for bringing the Junior MUNGA to Omagh. It was a rewarding and thoroughly enjoyable learning experience for our pupils. The range of practical research activities through ICT, cross-community interaction, team building ,talking and listening and problem solving enabled our pupils to experience not only Citizenship but also Key Skills in a challenging, exciting way." Loreto Grammar Omagh.
::If you are interested in learning more, click Junior MUNGA Report
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