Students from Wymondham College, who represented the UK and Malta at the biannual session of the Model European Parliament in Madrid.
Almost 200 young people from across Europe will be heading to Norfolk next year to debate major political topics.
Wymondham College will follow in the footsteps of schools in Madrid, Stockholm and Istanbul when it plays host to the biannual session of the Model European Parliament (MEP) next April.
Some 180 students from 30 countries in Europe will come together to represent their home nations in debates.
The delegates, aged 16 to 19, will be staying at the college, but students from schools and academies across Norfolk will be invited to take part in the high-profile event.
The University of East Anglia will host the final sessions, while Norfolk County Council, City College and Park Farm Hotel are all offering their support.
Apart from giving students a taste of politics, the event will also put Norfolk on the map and Wymondham College is hoping to get support from companies and businesses.
Jeremy Moyle, language college director at Wymondham College, said: “The week will provide high quality opportunities for students to develop communication and social skills as they work in committees to examine and debate complex social, economic and political issues.
Any businesses or organisations which would like to get involved should contact Maddy Scragg at Wymondham College at scraggma.staff@wymondhamcollege.org or on 01953 609000 extension 4312.