Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions 

All information is provided in our Handbooks, Delegates and Directors are expected to read over them before attending our Conference :)

** THIS INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE **

General Inquiries:

How much does it cost to attend MANORMUN 2027?

MANORMUN is free! 

Who can attend MANORMUN 2027? 

Space is limited to 200 guest delegates. Invitations will be sent out soon!. 

Do I have to attend the full day?

Yes.

Can I attend without an adult supervisor from my school?

All students and groups are expected to have a chaperone or adult supervisor from their school with them, students cannot participate in our MUN conference without an adult supervisor or director. 

Will this conference take place online? 

No! This is an in-person conference. 

What are the procedures to apply for MANORMUN?

Directors will be sent a google sheet where students' names, emails, and grade levels shall be put in from each school, and students should consent to the guidelines, photography/videography rules, and agree to abiding by MHIS rules on the conference day.

Is food provided on conference day?

No, students should bring their own food or bring money to order food during lunch time on conference day. Students should only recieve orders during breaks. 

Is the conference only for one day?

Yes.

Inquiries related to Committees:

Does MANORMUN require writing a position paper?

No! We do not ask for or require position papers.

Do I need to write a resolution paper before time?

You can come prepared, or you can write a resolution paper with other delegates in the lobbying sessions.

What if I am new to MUN?

New participants are DEFINITELY welcome! All our chairs and the secretariat were once in your place, and we all claim that MANORMUN is the safest place to start your MUN journey! Model United Nations is a student-led simulation of the United Nations. Participants will deliver speeches, engage in debates, and collaborate to form resolutions to some of today's toughest challenges. In most committees, students will represent a country of the world that will be assigned in advance. They will assume the role of an ambassador of that country as they debate the topics with student representatives of other countries. The chair of your committee will help you learn the procedures. 

If you are participating in the International Court, the procedures will be taught to you in workshops during the conference. You will assume the role of a lawyer or a witness in a trial to solve a conflict between countries, or in a trial to prosecute an individual of committing a crime against humanity. 

The best you can do to prepare is to familiarize yourself with the topics, feel free, and it is better to write a resolution for the topics before time for time purposes, but it is not a requirement!

Inquiries Related to Courts:

What do I do If I don't know how courts work?

Court simulations are one of the most fun experiences ever! Do not worry, our Courts' Presidents are the friendliest people and they will be explaining all court procedures on conference day along with a start off game to help delegates get used to procedures.

How can I prepare for Courts?

Roles as lawyers or witnesses will be assigned on conference day, so all the delegates can do is read the case files and understand the accusations of the prosecution and defence teams.

What if this page didn't answer my question?

Your question is welcome! Please e-mail us at manormun@manorhallschool.com or message us on instagram @manormun!