Southbank's class of 2010 have produced a fantastic set of IB Diploma Programme results, with an average score of 34.5 points. These results put us above the world average points score and world average pass rate of approximately 82%. 

Nine of our students scored 40 points or higher and one student achieved 43 points (out of 45). 16 students were awarded Bi-lingual Diplomas*.

32 different nationalities were represented in our class of 51 graduates this year. Our top scorers represented the following countries: Italy, Sweden, UK, Israel, USA, Germany and Spain. Several of our top scorers had been with us with Kindergarten.

We are extremely proud of our pass record. Assessing our applicants' academic performance and potential without using entrance exams has yielded IB scores that challenge those of the UK's top independent/Grammar schools. 

2010
Number of candidates: 51
% pass rate: 94
Average score: 34.5 

2009
Number of candidates: 54
% pass rate: tbc
Average score: 34

2008
Number of candidates: 43
% pass rate: 95
Average score: 35

2007
Number of candidates: 37
% pass rate: 97
Average score: 33

2006
Number of candidates: 35
% pass rate: 91
Average score: 31

2005
Number of candidates: 31
% pass rate: 87
Average score: 30

A full record of our results since 1989 is available upon request. Click here to view 2009 Financial Times League Table analysis.

* Bi-lingual Diplomas are awarded if a student:
a) takes 2 Language A1s (literature courses); or
b) takes Language A1 in a language other than the language of instruction at the school (in Southbank's case, English); or
c) takes Language A1 together with a Language A2; or
d) completes their Extended Essay in a language other than their Language A1 (subject to further requirements - please ask for details).