Each year approximately 60,000 high school and university students participate in a variety of "Model United Nations" programs worldwide. Each Program is run independently, but goals common to all are to increase international understanding and develop the art of peaceful negotiation among potential national and international leaders. Program participants are assigned a country that they will represent in a simulated General Assembly session. The group sponsoring the Model UN session that will serve as the focus of discussions identifies several international political issues. Participants meet, caucus, and prepare policy papers, debate issues, draft and vote on resolutions.

Al-Bayan is proud to have the most active and prestiguous organization in the school, the National Honor Society chapter. NHS membership is the greatest honor bestowed on our highschool students. NHS merges students which demonstrate superior qualities of Leadership, Scholarship, Character and Service. The NHS provides students with the best atmosphere to express their unique qualities and abilities and extend it to school and society within and across the borders of Kuwait. Students elligible for membership are sophomores, juniors and seniors whose cumulative average is 3.5 and above. All High School Teachers partipate in the evaluation process prior to selection of new members. The NHS Faculty Council grants membership to this society. New members are inducted into the NHS in a special formal ceremony. The NHS Selection Process follows the guidlines of the NHS Constitution.The National Honor Society of Al Bayan Bilingual School is affiliated with NASSP, USA. ( National Association of Secondary School Principals- www.nhs.us)


Official Website:
www.nhsbbs.com/

The Student Council has a faculty advisor. Student Council serves as a vehicle for students to exercise effective leadership, address concerns coherently, sponsor school activities and service projects, and accomplish tasks efficiently.

Mr. Michael Mulridge Student Council Advisor
Abdulatif Al Khaled President	Jassam Al Mudaf Vice-President
Hamad Al Wazzan Treasurer	Abdulla Al Ali ‎Secretary
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K-Business is a for-profit, school-sponsored, after-school program. K-Business students will start their own companies, issue shares of stock, buy raw materials, select a product, make that product, sell it, and, in May, liquidate. In almost every relevant respect, K-Business Companies will function like companies because they ARE companies.