Outstanding IB Diploma results for Globeducate students

Globeducate is thrilled to announce another year of outstanding achievements in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). For the ninth consecutive year, schools in the leading international schools group with 60+ bilingual and international schools in 11 countries have outperformed the IBDP world average, reflecting the commitment to educational excellence and world class learning. 

This year, Globeducate schools achieved an average score of 32 out of 45, surpassing the global average of 30.32 and highlighting their consistent high performance. ICS Paris, one of the group's five premium IB schools, excelled as a top-performing school in Globeducate with an impressive average score of 33.7 out of 45. Additionally, the schools boast an impressive 90.2 per cent pass rate, significantly higher than the global average of 80 per cent.

ICS Schools are located in London, Milan, Paris, Rome and Côte d´Azur, and Agora International Schools are located in Andorra and Spain. Students at PASCAL International Education in Cyprus also follow the IB Diploma Programme, with both PASCAL Private Secondary School Lefkosia and Larnaka being IB World Schools. PASCAL Private Secondary School Lemesos is a Candidate School for the IBDP and opens a new campus during the academic year 2024-25.

Nearly 70 per cent of Globeducate students who took the IBDP obtained the bilingual diploma, underscoring the expertise and emphasis on bilingual education across the Globeducate group and the reputation of Agora International Schools in Spain for this specialism.

Daniel Jones, Chief Education Officer for Globeducate, remarked: "We are incredibly proud of our students' achievements and the hard work of our teachers. These results demonstrate our commitment to providing a top-tier education that prepares students for their future endeavours. Our schools represent a diverse mix of fully international and bilingual local schools. Today's Globeducate IB graduates join a community of 2.5 million lifelong learners across 156 countries worldwide and we regularly hear from our alumni about how the inquiry-based approach of the IB prepares them for the challenges of higher education and their lives beyond school.”

Olli-Pekka Heinonen, Director General of the International Baccalaureate, said: “It is always an honour to congratulate IB graduates on all their achievements, and this year their results are nothing short of praiseworthy. From the beginning, the IB has been providing an international, holistic education to inspire future leaders and peace builders. This cohort has demonstrated this commitment, and I am delighted to see so many of them moving confidently on to the next chapter of their lives equipped with the future-ready skills and compassion that define IB learners.” 

Congratulations to all Globeducate students, teachers, and families for their continued success. Globeducate remains at the forefront of international education, preparing students to be global citizens who can shape the world with confidence and competence.