UAE: IB exam results released; school pupils do well – News

The country has outperformed the global average, according to a school group

Schools in the UAE started receiving International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program (DP) results today, with many institutions achieving 100% pass rates.

Emirati students achieve excellent results in these exams, with scores significantly above the international average.

Taaleem, a school group in the UAE, has announced another impressive achievement for its Diploma Program (DP) and Career Related Program (CP) students, with pass rates exceeding the global average.

Some students’ results are in the top 1% of IB graduates worldwide.

Richard Drew, Principal of Jumeirah Diploma School and President of the UAE IB Principals’ Association, congratulated the students on their success, saying: “Today’s results reflect the exceptional abilities and personal growth of our students who have accepted IB course mission and embody its core values ​​throughout the academic journey.

“Not only did these young people achieve extraordinary academic milestones, but they also developed important life skills, including critical thinking, empathy and intercultural understanding, which will greatly benefit them in their future endeavors.”

Glen Radojkovich, Associate Director of Education for the IB and UK Curriculum at Taaleem, said: “As we celebrate these extraordinary achievements, we are grateful for the parents and families who play a key role in supporting our students throughout their academic journey. Home and School Partnerships between our schools help create an environment where students can thrive and reach their full potential.”