Grade 9 English drama workshop
Students warmed up with a playful mix of imaginative and movement-based exercises before diving into Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.
Students take six courses: three at the advanced level and three at the regular level, providing a broad education in language arts, social studies, experimental science, art and maths. In addition to the courses, students complete three core components:
At the end of the programme, students take written examinations that are assessed by external IB examiners. While most students aim for the full IB diploma, it is also possible to complete individual courses and receive certificates for them. The IB learning profile and pedagogical approach encourages conceptual understanding, teamwork and connection to local and global contexts, fostering a well-rounded, open-minded learner.
In the IB DP grading system, all courses are graded on a 7-point scale, with 7 being the maximum score. The grade descriptions vary depending on the subject and are based on general performance characteristics:
| Grade | Description |
| 7 | Excellent |
| 6 | Very good |
| 5 | Good |
| 4 | Satisfactory |
| 3 | Elementary |
| 2 | Poor |
| 1 | Very poor |
Letter grades are awarded for the core components of the Theory of Knowledge and the Extended Essay, with A being the highest grade achievable. See below for the grade descriptors.
| Grade | Description |
| A | Excellent |
| B | Very good |
| C | Good |
| D | Mediocre |
| E | Elementary |
| N | No grade |
Students warmed up with a playful mix of imaginative and movement-based exercises before diving into Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.
Niches, armchairs, corners and window seats invited visitors to retreat with a book and escape for a while.
We return home with photographs, greater self-confidence, new friendships, and the quiet realisation that the world feels a little less far away now.
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