Four days in Manhattan, in black tie by Saturday. The kind of thing you talk about for years.
It is four days designed around leadership, confidence, access, relationships, and the kind of experiences most young people never get to have. There is a General Assembly at the heart of it, and the United Nations itself on the Friday morning. But that is not what you will remember first.
You will remember the room.
On Friday morning the class walks the real chamber at the United Nations, slowly, with a briefing from UN staff. That afternoon you take your seat in ours: sixty delegations in a five-star ballroom, one resolution, and every Fellow on the floor. Nobody watches from the back. The text you adopt is published with its authors' names.
The programme ›That afternoon, a fitting with a stylist. By evening, the ballroom. Every Fellow is called to the stage by name, with their school and country, and gives a ninety-second address that a crew films and delivers within forty-eight hours. Awards are read with citations. It is the photograph you will keep.
Thursday: a welcome reception with the skyline behind glass, Fellows and guest speakers only. Friday: a five-course dinner taught live by an etiquette coach, so that by Saturday the table holds no surprises. And in between, the hours where sixty strangers become a class.
The roommate from another continent. The delegate who beats you on the floor on Saturday and sits beside you at breakfast on Sunday. Guest speakers who have built things, in the room and at the table, not behind a lectern. Delegate, Private Fellows join them for a private dinner of eight on the Friday.
The friendships are the point. The number just makes them possible: sixty a year, met one at a time, admitted by interview.
There is no ticket. There is an application, a fifteen-minute interview with the Global Sixty, and an offer that arrives sealed at the house. Three rounds; the first closes 15 December 2026. Every family speaks with the founder before a seat is confirmed.
Everything, with a roommate. Three nights, every session, the United Nations, the gala, the kit, the portraits and the film, and membership for life.
Everything, plus a private room, the speakers' dinner, priority in the chamber, and one parent seat at the gala.
Everything in Private, plus the helicopter flight, a limousine tour of New York by night, a private car with a named driver at each end, the head table at the gala with two parent seats, first choice of country, and breakfast with the founder and the guest speakers.
Every tier includes everything from the moment a driver holds up your name at the airport. Flights to New York are not included.
Your child will see New York, black tie and sixty new friends. You should see what the four days are built to do, and how they are looked after while it happens.
“I'm one of the Sixty.”
A number for life. A Register you sign. An annual dinner, in a new city, every year afterwards. Admitted once.
This one is designed for it. Sixty places, New York, 15 – 18 April 2027. Round one closes 15 December 2026.