Scarborough College celebrates Sixth Form IB Diploma results
Students and staff were celebrating this morning
Scarborough College has been celebrating its Sixth Form's IB Diploma results.
The College says with a school average that is above the world points average, it is yet again able to send the vast majority of its Sixth Form leavers to their universities of choice. The students now have the rest of the summer to complete their university placement, made much easier by the early publication of the IB Diploma results today.
IB Coordinator Ms Katie Cooke said: "I am thrilled with this year's results at Scarborough College. Despite the challenges of the past two years, and a cohort that had never sat external exams before, this year's IB Diploma Programme students have done extremely well and I am very proud of them all. With an IBDP average of 32.5 and 33% of students achieving 36 points or above I hope they are very proud of themselves too. Some truly outstanding results with five students achieving 40 points or more and a highest score of 43 points (the equivalent of 266 UCAS points). Congratulations to all."
Over one third of Scarborough College’s Upper Sixth scored 36 points or more, while 14% of them recorded a points score of 40 points or above.
Headmaster of Scarborough College, Mr Guy Emmett, said: "I am delighted with the results from our 2022 Upper Sixth students. With an IBDP point average of nearly 33, this equates to over 200 UCAS points. 3 A* at A Level equals 168 UCAS points which highlights their achievements and how much Universities value the gold standard International Baccalaureate Diploma.
"The Upper Sixth have excelled, with some students earning scholarships to the best universities in the USA, Canada and others securing places at the finest universities in the UK. I am incredibly proud of what they have achieved and there are many success stories such as the outstanding results for the Physics, Economics and Maths Department. However, I want to extend my congratulations to each student who has been working incredibly hard to ensure today was a day of celebration."