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19 March, 2019

Social Sciences with UNICEF - Visual Arts Competition 2018/19

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Social Sciences with UNICEF - Visual Arts Competition 2018/19  BCB students taking part in their first Visual Arts Competition through the Global Campus.

Every year, Nord Anglia Education invites its students to enter the Visual Arts Competition.

This year students are invited to create a compelling work of art in a medium of their choice to illustrate their understanding of Goal 4 (Quality Education) and Goal 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) of the UN Global Sustainable goals.

A panel of judges, including UNICEF, will choose the winner from all of the Nord Anglia entries which will be exhibited at the UN during the High-Level Political Forum and the UNICEF Student Summit.

We believe that the Visual Arts Competition is an exciting and excellent way for BCB students to engage through the Global Campus. Below is a short video explaining the rules of the competition:

https://vimeo.com/310302572/670053e83f

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