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Recognizing the need to protect the World of Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve from illegally drilled magic

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Fully Alarmed that thirty-nine percent of the worldwide poor have no formal education at all

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Supports the idea of making education free for ages 4-19 at government-maintained schools

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Recalling that recently Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve have helped rid Narnia of the White Witch

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Encourages all countries to contribute towards a single organization responsible for funding education of young children, young people, and adults

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Taking into consideration that people who lack education have trouble getting ahead in life, have worse health and are poorer than the well-educated

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Encourages countries to fund at least 8% of their taxpayer income towards education

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Affirming that Aslan is the true leader of Narnia, and not a tame lion

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Alarmed that studies show girls have least access to education and make up 54% of the non-schooled population worldwide

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Noting with concern that around 124 million children of the age 6-15 around the world have either dropped out of school or never attended in the first place

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Further invites governments to provide local authorities with funds to support education in maintained schools

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Expresses its hope that sharing magic with LMACs will lead to a stronger relationship between the realms

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Urges greater control of portals such as the wardrobe in the Spare Room

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Suggests teachers be sent to LMACs to educate Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve on the use of drilled magic

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Calls for the creation of an organization to monitor access to magic in Less Magically Aware Countries (LMACs)

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Approves governments to make compulsory education laws which require children to attend a public or state-accredited private school for a certain period of time