STUDENTS and staff at Bromsgrove School are celebrating after the latest International Baccalaureate (IB) results, writes Charlotte Hall.
The school said the IB programme demanded exceptional diligence, perseverance and intellectual curiosity.
The students’ hard work and dedication has placed the school among the very highest-performing IB schools in the UK with an IB diplomat of 38.3 before remarks.
More than 40 per cent of pupils achieved 40 points or above, a standard reached by only 10 per cent of the gobal IB cohort.
Two students achieved the maximum 45 points, a score attained by fewer than one per cent of IB students worldwide.
The school said the results were a testament to the students’ academic ability, supported by the remarkable expertise of staff.
They enable students to progress to highly competitive university courses both in the UK and internationally.
Headmaster, Michael Punt, praised the pupils’ and staff’s efforts.
He said: “We are immensely proud of this year’s IB diploma cohort.
“However, the success of this cohort extends far beyond academic achievement.
“Our students leave Bromsgrove with the confidence, character, leadership skills and breadth of experience developed.
“We congratulate every student on their achievements and thank our staff for the part they have played in helping them realise their potential.”
