 During this time, he supplemented involvement in the United Nations Association and the Council for Education in World Citizenship with work in refugee camps.In 1962, he was appointed Deputy Headmaster and Director of Studies of United World College of the Atlantic, South Wales, which was the first United World College.The college took sixth formers from all over the world, mixing the children of South American millionaires with Maoist Chinese children secured with the help of the Foreign Office.