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Background – IB Results Day UAE. International Baccalaureate Results 2021. Facts at a Glance.

Results day matters. Why? To celebrate the achievements of every single student. Every one.
What it does not matter for is as a comparative tool to address whether one school, or worse, one set of students, or individual students, are better than each other. Nothing could be further from the truth – or indeed more of a category error.
Every child is different. No child is better than another. Each school has a different set of students – and achieves in many, many more ways for students than the bald, black and white reduction of human beings to numbers.
Examination results tell you nothing, zero, about the whole child development of a child.
It tells you nothing about the myriad of ways schools help children flourish and meet their potential in ways that really matter.
Are they courageous, kind, compassionate, inspired (and inspiring) likeable, genuine, humble (not arrogant), driven, ambitious, likeable, creative, entrepreneurial….. Are they the type of friend you would like to be able to count on (bearing in mind that most of us will be lucky if we can count on one hand the number of true friends we have in this world)? Not every child who excels at exams will even choose what many of us will assume. We all know Grade A Star students who have been accepted for Oxbridge, but choose a different path – their path. When we are older – do we judge people by their grades? That would be a terrible world – and fortunately IB Results, or A’ Levels, almost never get discussed once our school days have disappeared from their invariably short term memory and meaningfulness. Nor too are examination results a prediction of how traditionally defined successful people will be. We all know CEOs and CFOs that did not even secure a GCSE. Nor will we marry people based on IB or any other type of results.
So…. when we print the following, it is absolutely not about league tables. It is not about comparing schools to define the best schools for children. Examination results absolutely do not do this.
Never have, never will.
Even the Principal of the most successful, highest performing academically selective school in the UAE is an evangelist for students at his school being so much more than their examination results. And quite rightly.
When you read the following then, this is a day to celebrate our graduating students – the highest performing – and, without question, those too, and equally, that have done less well. Life is what it is. Things happen for a reason. We are all part of this wonderful world that is what it is because of difference. This is not woke nonsense but an appreciation that schools, the best schools, achieve in countless more important ways for students beyond league tables, – and that the amazing graduating young men and women today are and will never be just numbers. 
Not even close. 
The future looks bright – for every single one of you.
If the world was made by numbers, computers and machines would long ago have prevailed. The day that happens the human race is over. 
So all of you matter. All. A better, not dystopian, future rests on that. 
 
UAE

  • 2,382 students were entered for the IB Diploma or Career-related Programme
  • 18,000 plus students studying for an IB qualification Dubai alone. 17 schools offer an all-through IB.
  • 45 schools in the UAE offer an IB programme either solus or in conjunction with other qualifications.
  • Solus IB Schools in Dubai include Dar Al Marefa School, Dubai International Academy Emirates Hills, Dubai International Academy Al Barsha, Dwight School Dubai, Emirates International School-Jumeirah, Emirates International School-Meadows, Fairgreen International School, GEMS International School-Al Khail, GEMS World Academy, Greenfield International School, Jumeira Baccalaureate School, North London Collegiate School, Raffles World Academy, Swiss International Scientific School and Uptown International School. Stand-out IB schools in Abu Dhabi include Raha International and the Australian schools.
  • In Dubai, dual curriculum IB schools operating with either a UK or US curriculum include GEMS Dubai American Academy, GEMS Wellington International School, Jumeirah English Speaking School Arabian Ranches, Repton School Dubai, GEMS Wellington Academy Dubai Silicon Oasis, Nord Anglia International School, Sunmarke School,  Deira International and Universal American schools.
  • In Abu Dhabi British International School Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi International School, American Community School, Emirates National Schools and Al Bateen Academy offer one or more of the IB programmes including the Diploma.
  • UAE IB schools and students are outperforming their global and Middle East peers by some margin.
Global  Europe Middle East Africa Region UAE
Average IBDP total points  32.99 35.03 35.89
Increase +/- 2021/2020  1.66 1.45 1.48
IBDP Average Grade  5.19 5.57 5.5
IBDP pass rate     88.8 94.82 98.73
% 40+ points  18.22 24.66 27.68
Number of students securing 45 points  1155 557 37
  • Worldwide comparisons:
    • Total of 170,660 Candidates across all IB Programmes
    • 87,307 Diploma Programme candidates
    • 15, 513 Students achieved 40-45 points
    • Average diploma score of 32.99 points
    • Diploma Pass Rate: 88.96%
    • The increase in overall results is around 3% year-on-year
    • Average diploma grade 5.19

 

Results – Live 2021.

The following results are being updated as we receive them. All results are provisional and subject to change.

 

Nord Anglia International School Dubai

IB Resyults 2021 Nord Anglia International School Dubai

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“We are absolutely delighted by the successes of our graduating class of 2021 achieving an average point score of 39.4!

This is a tremendous achievement after such a challenging year. It provides the gift of high expectation to all our students who will follow them.

Congratulations indeed.”

Matthew Farthing. Principal. Nord Anglia International School Dubai. 

The cohort of 56 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 39.4 points. The pass rate was  100 %. 54% of students achieved 40 points or more. One student achieved the maximum 45 points.

Jumeirah English Speaking SchoolJESS IB Results 2021

“In what has certainly been an eventful year, JESS students continued to push through with focus and determination and it brings me great joy to see their efforts rewarded with superb grades that allow them to access their universities of choice. As a school, we remain proud of their achievements through the last two years and confident in our own teaching and learning practices, which have seen all our students grow and develop in both ability and maturity of approach. The future remains bright for JESS students as we head into the next academic year”.

Kosta Lekanides, Deputy Head of Sixth Form at JESS and Chair of the UAE Association of IB Schools

“These results are a tremendous reflection of the commitment and resilience our students have shown over the two, extraordinary years. Each student should be rightfully proud of their accomplishments and should now step onto the next stage of their journey with the confidence that grows from overcoming adversity. Our staff have gone to great lengths to ensure that despite COVID disruptions, there has been continuity of learning and the same drive for excellence that permeates throughout the school.”

Mike Waller, Head of Secondary, JESS.

The cohort of 92 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 39 points. The pass rate was  100 %. 42.4% of students achieved 40 points or more. 5 students achieved the maximum 45 points.

JESS IB Results ’21

IB results

2021

2020

 2019

Name of School

 JESS Dubai

 

No. of candidates registered in the session

92

92

88

No. of diploma and retake candidates registered

92

92

88

No. of subject entries in the session

754

764

729

No. of candidates who passed the diploma

92

92

88

Average points obtained by candidates who passed the diploma (actual, not rounded)

39.0

39.1

38.0

% of candidates who achieved 40+ points

42.4%

54.3%

36.4%

% of candidates who achieved 35+ points

89.1%

89.1%

79.5%

% of candidates who achieved 30+ points

97.8%

98.9%

100%

Highest Diploma points awarded to a candidate

45 (x5)

45 (x5)

45 (x4)

Average grade obtained at the school by candidates who passed the diploma

39.0

39.1

38.0

Total number of candidates excluded from the statistics

0

0

0

JESS BTEC RESULTS ’21

BTEC Level 3 results

2021

2020

2019

Name of School

JESS Dubai

No. of students in BTEC Level 3 cohort:

12

7

9

No. of BTEC entries

220

128

162

% of entries graded Distinction*

75%

81%

59%

% of entries graded Distinction

91%

90%

70%

% of entries graded Merit

5%

6%

12%

% of entries graded Pass

4%

4%

18%

% of entries graded Unclassified

0

0

0

Overall pass rate 

100%

100%

100%

Number of students excluded from the statistics

0

0

0

Highest number of grades by individual students

D*D*D*

D*D*D*

D*D*D*

 

British International School Abu Dhabi – A Nord Anglia Education School

The cohort of The British International School Abu Dhabi students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 37.6 points. The pass rate was  93%. 44% of students achieved 40 points or more. 2 students achieved 44 points out of a maximum of 45.

“We are so proud of our students’ achievements. These amazing results mean they have secured places at their chosen universities around the world, including institutions such as the University of Oxford, the University of Sydney, McGill University in Canada and the University of California, Berkeley.  These results reflect the outstanding dedication of our students, their families and their teachers. Many congratulations to every one of these BIS Abu Dhabi students, all well on their way to even greater success in the future.”

Patrick Horne. Principal. British International School Abu Dhabi. 

 

GEMS International School Al Khail

“This set of results is outstanding and all the more so for a young school with just its third graduating cohort.

To score a 36 point average, with two students achieving the maximum 45 points, is a testament to our students’ hard work across the last two years, the dedication of our excellent staff and the constant support of our parents.

We are delighted for the GIS community and congratulate our Grade 12s for this wonderful achievement.”

Simon Herbert, Head of School/CEO, GEMS International School – Al Khail

The cohort of 24 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 36.04 points. Two students achieved the maximum 45 points.

Total IBDP Candidates: 24

Total Candidates Passing IBDP: 24

IBDP Pass Rate: 100%

IBDP Average Point Score: 36.0

No. Students achieving 40 or more points: 8

No. Students achieving 45 points: 2

 

Dubai International Academy, Emirates Hills

“Our flagship school of the Innoventures Group, Dubai International Academy, Emirates Hills, has once again produced an outstanding set of result. With four students attaining the perfect score of 45 points and an impressive 48% achieving 40+ points, this glorious feat is testament to their determination as well as the perseverance of the teachers and the entire DP team amidst these very challenging times.”

Hitesh Bhagat, Vice Principal and Head of Secondary School at Dubai International Academy, Emirates Hills

The cohort of 133 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 38.5 points. The pass rate was 100%64 students achieved 40 points or more. 4 students achieved the maximum 45 points.

 

GEMS Modern Academy

“What a year it’s been! Our students and teachers have risen to the occasion, and the IBDP results are the best we’ve had since 2016. These outstanding results have endorsed our internal moderation processes and practices, and the students’ IAs were exceptional and helped raise the bar, meaning our students will now get to study at the university of their choice. Congratulations to the global batch of 2021. Everyone deserves a badge of honour for just having gone through the grind this year!”

Nargish Khambatta, Principal, GEMS Modern Academy, and Vice President – Education, GEMS Education

The only CISCE school in the UAE to offer its students the option of the IB Diploma.

The cohort of 75 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall score of 36.9 points. The pass rate was 100%.  21 students achieved 40 points or more. One student, Sidharth Hariharan, achieved the maximum 45 points.

  • Total IBDP Candidates: 75
  • Total Candidates Passing IBDP: 75
  • IBDP Pass Rate: 100%
  • IBDP Average Point Score: 36.9
  • No. Students achieving 40 or more points: 21
  • No. Students achieving 45 points: 1

I’ve just received my IB Diploma results, and I am extremely glad to share that I got a perfect score of 45. My plans for the future are to study pure mathematics at Imperial College London, and hopefully I will pursue a career in academia, going into research and teaching mathematics.

“I would like to thank all of my teachers, all of my peers, but if I had to thank one person in particular it would be our IB Diploma Coordinator, Dr Sunipa Guha Neogi. She has been incredible. There are very few words to describe the kind of support that she has given all of us through this extremely trying and challenging year. She has helped us cope with the challenges of the IB combined with the challenges of remote learning. So, I think it’s been an extremely successful year in no small part due to Dr Sunipa.
“The future will need me to exhibit certain skills, which definitely the IB has laid the foundations for. So, I would like to say that I’m cautious, a little anxious, but still confident that my education has prepared me very well for what lies ahead.”
Sidharth Hariharan, Valedictorian, GEMS Modern Academy
“I’m planning to attend University of Toronto in Canada to study Life Sciences and specialise in Molecular Biology. I’m so pleased to get these results! I’ve had two days of absolute sleepless nights, and I’m glad that the results reflect the work and commitment that I’ve put in. It was nerve-wracking but I was happy to see my friends get their results as well and share this happiness.
It has been a big challenge this year, but we really got together and discussed how to have solutions to these problems and didn’t let anything stand in our way. I’d like to thank all my teachers, they’ve all shown me how to deal with the subjects and love what I’m studying, and because of this I think my performance turned out as well it did.

There are still changes in the future that I will have to prepare for as I step into university and adult life, but I feel that these two years have prepared me on how to cope with change, and I feel that I will have the skills I need to succeed. Leaving school is bittersweet; I won’t be able to sit in these classrooms anymore and have fun with my friends, but I am looking forward to the future, and I hope to come back and meet my old friends and teachers and show them where I’ve got to in life.”

Gauri Menon, Age 17, Score of 44, GEMS Modern Academy

 

GEMS Wellington International School

GEMS Wellington International IB Results 2021

“I am delighted with the high standard of results achieved by our IB students. They have worked tirelessly throughout their courses, overcoming many challenges to ensure they are now ready to move on to world-class global university destinations. The expert support and guidance from our teachers at GEMS Wellington International School, alongside parents’ infinite care, ensure students at WIS can achieve their very best. Across IBDP, IBCP and IB courses, students have achieved the highest results recorded at the school, with all headline figures far exceeding the IBO world averages, and three IBDP students achieving a perfect score of 45. An exceptional score of 52 points is awarded to our Head Boy, Chetan Nair, who completed an additional HL course and achieved a perfect score across every single subject. Chetan is now taking up his place at Stanford University to read Astrophysics. With a 100% pass rate and 32% of students achieving 40 or more points, the whole WIS community can be extremely proud of our amazing students.”

Maryssa O’Connor, Principal/CEO, GEMS Wellington International School, and Vice President – Education, GEMS Education

The cohort of 100 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score 37.7 points. The pass rate was 100%. 32 students achieved 40 points or more.  Three students achieved the maximum 45 points.

  • Total IBDP Candidates: 100
  • Total Candidates Passing IBDP: 100
  • IBDP Pass Rate: 100%
  • IBDP Average Point Score: 37.7
  • No. Students achieving 40 or more points: 32
  • No. Students achieving 45 points: 3

I was definitely hoping for a 45, and that’s exactly what I’ve got, so I’m really happy! Now that I’ve got my grades, I’ve decided that I’m going to Stanford University in the US. And although I haven’t decided what major, I’ll probably be looking at Computer Science or Physics, or some sort of blend between the two. I’d like to thank all the teachers here at WIS and all the support staff, who have been incredibly supportive and encouraging throughout the years, and this is definitely something I couldn’t have achieved without their support. Moving on to university is going to be a new challenge with a lot of new responsibilities, new opportunities and experiences to make. But it’s a challenge I’m looking forward to.”

Chetan Nair, Age 19, Score 45, GEMS Wellington International School

“I’ll be going to the US to study Mathematics and Computer Science. I’d like to thank all my teachers, especially my maths teacher, for supporting me through this journey. It’s definitely been a lot of hard work, I’ve learnt the value of dedication, but it’s just been a really rewarding journey and I look forward to the future.”

Arghya Srivastav, Age 17, Score 45, GEMS Wellington International School:

 

Al Bateen Academy, Abu Dhabi

IB Results Al Bateen Academy Abu Dhabi 2021

“I would like to congratulate Al Bateen Academy’s International Baccalaureate students who should all be incredibly proud of themselves for their achievements. Over the past academic year, we have undoubtedly faced unique challenges as we have navigated our way through unprecedented circumstances. The flexibility and commitment of our students in not only their studies, but in their attitude towards adapting to new learning situations with the same determination should also be congratulated.”

Neal Dilk, Principal, Al Bateen Academy Abu Dhabi.

The cohort of  students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma at Al Bateen Academy in Abu Dhabi achieved an overall average score of 35 points. The pass rate was 100 %. 17% of students achieved 40 points or more. 1.9% of students achieved the maximum 45 points.”

 

Deira International School Dubai

 

“So proud of the Deira International School IB results, breaking records in such a challenging year. A true reflection of the outstanding work which takes place here everyday.

We are thrilled with these outstanding results. This has been such a challenging year for so many reasons, particularly due to the unpredictability of the examination systems.

To achieve record results, especially with such a high percentage of students achieving 40+ points and four students achieving a perfect 45 points, is phenomenal. It is also important to point out that this is a reflection of the consistent hard work of our students and the dedication and professionalism of the teachers and all staff at Deira International School.

It is wonderful to end the year on such a high note of success, which will also lay the foundation of continued excellence in the future.””

Simon O’Connor, Director, Deira International School, Dubai Festival City.

The Class of 2021 is the most successful cohort in the history of Deira International School. The cohort of 60 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 37.6 points. The pass rate was 100%. 23 students achieved 40 points or more. Four students achieved the maximum 45 points.

Deira International School in Dubai Festival City Summary of IB Results 2021

Twin sisters Naz Karadede and Nil Karadede (pictured), achieved the maximum of 45 points for the IB. Jolie Ghobrial, Director’s Award winner, and Hasan Raza, Head Boy and Fellowship, also secured the full 45 points.  

 

Repton School Dubai

“At Repton Dubai, passion, dedication and determination are just some of the values we instil in our students right from an early age. Our teachers consist of passionate educators focused on developing the whole child, through academic, creative and sporting arenas. We encourage our students to dream big and provide them with the appropriate learning tools to achieve those dreams. This year, despite the overlying challenges, our students have once again persevered, scoring an average of36.2 points in the IB Diploma, which is well above the global benchmark. I would like to congratulate the graduating IB cohort on their progressive attainments and wish them the very best of luck in their future endeavours.”

David Cook, Headmaster at Repton Dubai and Chief Education Officer of the Repton Family of Schools in the UAE.

“As teachers, it gives us great joy in seeing our students achieve extraordinary feats. All their hard work and determination throughout the academic year has paid off and I would like to congratulate students from our graduating cohort. At Repton Dubai, we are focused on ensuring each student receives a comprehensive learning experience that is tailored to support their individual learning needs. I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the graduating cohort and wish them the very best of luck for the future.”

Tracy Crowder, Vice Principal and Head of Senior School, Repton School Dubai.

The IB cohort of Repton School Dubai students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 36.2 points alongside a 100% pass rate in the IBCP and IB Courses programmes. 27% of Repton Dubai students achieved 40 points or more with the Head Boy and Head Girl achieving the maximum 45 points in the Diploma.

Repton School Dubai also, in our vbiew creditably, offers the IB Career-Related Programme. In 2021, IBCP stuents achived a 100% pass rate, with 86% of students achieving the highest possible score of D*D* upon their BTEC Business studies. Outstanding achievements within this programme will now see  Jamie Danks heading to Nottingham Trent University whilst Muhammad Siddique Ali Pirzada makes his way to Durham University.

Repton students will be graduating to universities including The University of St Andrews, University College London, Emory University, Imperial College London, Georgia Institute of Technology and The University of Manchester.
IB Resuylts Reption School Dubai 2021 Sophie Lewis

 

GEMS World Academy Dubai

“Our IB results are a remarkable measure of the resilience, fortitude and grit of our students. For the last two years they have had a very disrupted educational provision due to the heart-breaking pandemic. Throughout most of their studies they have had to work within very tight and restrictive protocols to ensure they remained safe and secure while studying. Face masks, social distancing and the huge reorganisation of the school’s day-to-day work have added a layer of complexity and difficulty to their studies. So, it is with enormous pride and pleasure that I can report the terrific success of our students, who have shown that despite these disruptions they have the attitude and character to overcome all barriers.”

Dr Saima Rana, CEO/Principal, GEMS World Academy – Dubai

The cohort of 92 candidates achieved an overall average score of 38 points.  The pass rate was 100%.  38 students achieved 40 points and above. Two students achieved 45 points.

  • Total IBDP Candidates: 92
  • Total Candidates Passing IBDP: 92
  • IBDP Pass Rate: 100%
  • IBDP Average Point Score: 38
  • No. Students achieving 40 or more points: 38
  • No. Students achieving 45 points: 2
“I’m extremely grateful to GEMS World Academy for the past two years, for the amount of resources and support they provided me to reach this stage. So, I’m extremely thankful, especially towards my higher level teachers for their constant support and guidance, and I’ll always remember them as I proceed through life. I’m planning on doing Law at the University of Durham in the UK, and with the grades I’ve achieved, I’ve satisfied the conditional offer I received in January.  I just want to reiterate how grateful I am to GEMS World Academy.”
Dhruv Aadityaa, from India, Score 39, GEMS World Academy – Dubai
“I am extremely happy and I cannot wait to start the next chapter in my life. I’ll now officially be going to university in Amsterdam. I want to thank all of my teachers in the DP programme who have helped me get through it all.”
Leandra Cooper, from France, Score 40, GEMS World Academy – Dubai

GEMS Wellington Academy Dubai Silicon Oasis

GEMS Wellington Academy – Silicon Oasis offers massive congratulations to our IBDP students, who received their results this morning. The upheaval and change that this cohort have endured is unprecedented in the 50-plus years since the launch of this qualification. That they have weathered this and emerged with such a fine set of grades is testament to them, their teachers and their parents. We are extremely proud of all of them, and know they have great futures ahead of them from their time with us.”

Sarah O’Regan, Principal/CEO, GEMS Wellington Academy – Silicon Oasis

The cohort of 88 students achieved an average overall score of 33.8 points. The pass rate was 98%. Twelve students achieved 40 points or more.

Total IBDP Candidates: 88

Total Candidates Passing IBDP: 86

IBDP Pass Rate: 97.7%

IBDP Average Point Score: 33.8

No. Students achieving 40 or more points: 12

No. Students achieving 45 points: 0

North London Collegiate School, Dubai

IB Results NLCS Dubai 2021

The cohort of 24 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 40 points. The pass rate was  100%. 46% students achieved 40 points or more. One student achieved the maximum 45 points.

“The graduating class of 2021 have achieved some outstanding scores and have secured places at top universities across the world.

I am thrilled that they have performed so well and achieved such fantastic results, with all students securing their first or second choice university.”

James Monaghan. Principal. North London Collegiate School Dubai.

 

GEMS Dubai American Academy

“GEMS Dubai American Academy is very proud of the graduating class of 2021. This amazing group of individuals has faced multiple challenges, last-minute changes to their learning environment and to their assessment pathway, and yet they continued to thrive. All our graduates should be celebrated for their efforts and achievements during extraordinary circumstances. They learned online, through a blended model, as well as face-to-face, adapting to each with grace and resilience. These students are the epitome of perseverance and grit. Our 174 IB students have a pass rate for the May 2021 session of 99.4% and an average of 34 points.”

Tammy Murphy, Superintendent/CEO, GEMS Dubai American Academy

The cohort of 173 students achieved an overall average score of 34.2 points. The pass rate was 99.4%. 23 students achieved 40 points or more, Two students achieved the maximum 45 points. achieving the top score of 45 points.

Total IBDP Candidates: 173

Total Candidates Passing IBDP: 172

IBDP Pass Rate: 99.4%

IBDP Average Point Score: 34.2

No. Students achieving 40 or more points: 23

No. Students achieving 45 points: 2

 

Uptown International School

“The results are amazing! We are absolutely delighted and as a school we have improved significantly in all areas. With 100% pass rate, an average point score of 35.6 and 2 students being awarded the maximum 45 points, it just shows what can be achieved, despite very challenging times. We are amongst the high performing international IB schools in the UAE.

The number of students achieving above 30, 35 and 40 points has also increased very significantly over the 3 years.

This is a testament to our staff, students and parents.

The UIS community are extremely proud of our graduates”

Pali Nahal. Principal. Uptown International School.

The cohort of 56 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 36.6 points. The pass rate was  100%. 20% students achieved 40 points or more. students achieved the maximum 45 points.

  • No. students: 56
  • No. subject entries: 336  (Average subject grade 5.62)
  • Average points: 35.6
  • Highest student score: (45 x 2)
  • % Pass rate: 100%
  • % above 30 points:  88.9%
  • % above 35 points:  57.4%
  • % above 40 points: 20.4%

IB Results Uptown International School 2021

Comparatively:

  • No. students 2021: 56 full Diploma Programme, 2 Diploma Courses
  • No. students 2020: 48 full Diploma Programme, 11 Diploma Courses
  • No. students 2019: 29 full Diploma Programme, 12 Diploma Courses

 

  • No. subject entries 2021: 348 Diploma courses sat across all programmes

 

  • Average points 2021: 36.6
  • Av Pts 2020: 33.6
  • Av Pts 2019: 33.0

 

  • Highest student score 2021: 2 students gained 45 points (perfect score)
  • Highest student score 2020: 1 student gained 45 points (perfect score)
  • Highest student score 2019: 1 student gained 43 points

 

  • Pass rate 2021: 100% passed the Diploma Programme
  • Pass rate 2020: 98% passed the Diploma Programme
  • Pass rate 2019: 97% passed the Diploma Programme

 

  • % above 30 points 2021: 88.9%
  • % above 30 points 2020: 76.1%
  • % above 30 points 2019: 69.0%

 

  • % above 35 points 2021: 57.4%
  • % above 35 points 2020: 41.3%
  • % above 35 points 2019: 31.0%

 

  • % above 40 points 2021: 20.4%
  • % above 40 points 2020: 13.0%
  • % above 40 points 2019: 17.2%

 

Universal American School

The cohort of 41 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 34 points. The pass rate was 100%.
Five students achieved 40 points or more. No students achieved the maximum 45 points.

“We are in awe of the resilience demonstrated by our Class of 2021 and incredibly proud of our IB Diploma graduates whose results were released today. Despite all additional challenges thrown at our students, due to the pandemic, they rose to the challenge and proved that they have not only deep knowledge but also the grit, agility, and perseverance to withstand any trial. As IB learners, they demonstrate in action that they have become genuine analytical problem solvers, ready to embrace the complexity of the real world.”

Janecke Aarnaes, Director of Universal American School

 

Greenfield International School

“These last two years have been the most challenging faced by any IB students with the constant challenges of Covid regulations and changes to assessment models. For our students to come out with such stellar results is a fantastic achievement and just shows what a magnificent group of students and teachers we have at Greenfield International School.

Overall, we are incredibly proud of what our students have achieved and the breadth and depth of their success. This is a testament to the incredible level of effort shown by students, staff and parents across two challenging years of IB education. Well done and congratulations to our graduating class of 2021.”

Dr Allan Weston. Principal. Greenfield International School.

The cohort of 49 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 34.43 points. The pass rate was  100%. 22% students achieved 40 points or more. Top scorers were three students that achieved 43 points.

  • No. students: 49 full Diploma Programme, 22 Career-related Programme, 3 Diploma Courses
  • No. subject entries: 375 diploma courses sat across all Programmes
  • Average points: 34.43
  • Highest student score: Three students gained 43 points
  • % Pass rate: 100% passed the Diploma Programme, 86% passed the Career-related Programme
  • % above 30 points: 79.59%
  • % above 35 points: 46.94%
  • % above 40 points: 22.45%

“I am thrilled to see that all the time, hard work and sweat I have put into not only my final two years of IB, but all 12 years has paid off. It has been an intense rollercoaster of high moments and low and knowing that I have achieved the results I have worked so hard to get makes me immensely proud of myself. I am happy that I can make my parents and friends proud as well, and I must thank them for the continuous support they have provided that has helped me to achieve these results. Moreover, being able to go to the university I wanted to because I was motivated and remained dedicated has made even the low moments worth it. Although leaving the school phase of my life behind has been sad, I am excited for the new adventures to come in university, and I am grateful for the help Greenfield International School has provided along the way.”

Laura Neron-Bancel.  Joint highest scorer. Azzam Prize winner. Greenfield International School.

Greenfield International School IB Results 2021

 

Raffles World Academy Dubai

“I am delighted for all our IB students.

This year’s results were record breaking for Raffles World Academy, with a 100% pass rate and an average points score well above the world average.

Our students achieved of their best despite the global pandemic and this is testament to the resilience that our teachers instil in them each and every day.”

Timothy Craig Roberts. Principal. Raffles World Academy Dubai. 

The cohort of 55 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 35 points. The pass rate was  100 %. 15 students achieved 40 points or more. One student achieved 44 out of the maximum 45 points.

 

Jumeira Baccalaureate School

“We are incredibly proud of the Class of 2021. They have been a hugely committed grade group that have worked together, as a caring community, to support each other in these very challenging times. Several students had to work under challenging circumstances, due to their own health or that of family members, and especially the accomplishments of these students deserve a special mention.

The JBS Class of 2021 are deserving of the high results they achieved, and they are well prepared for the next steps in their educational journey. A special thank you to our immensely supportive and dedicated team of teachers that helped to ensure our students obtained these amazing results. This eighth graduation class of JBS saw the highest point score and point score average, which would not have been possible without the efforts of our students and teachers, and the support of the parents!”

Richard Drew. Principal. Jumeira Baccalaureate School.

The cohort of 31 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 34.8 points. The pass rate was  100%. 19% of students achieved 40 points or more. The top scorer achieved 44 points.

  • No. students: 31 DP Students
  • No. subject entries: 248
  • Average points: 34.84
  • Highest student score: 44
  • % Pass rate: 100
  • % above 30 points: 90%
  • % above 35 points: 45%
  • % above 40 points: 19.4%

 

Raha International School

“This is a record-breaking set of results for Raha. We are ecstatic to announce we have two students achieve maximum points – Eric Zhou and Hannah Lila. As well as increasing our pass-rate and average points with our largest ever cohort of 134 students. 5 % of our students achieved a bi-lingual diploma this year – another high for Raha.” Our students are travelling far and wide to many of the top ranked universities in the world.”

Iain Colledge. Executive Principal. Raha International School.

The cohort of 134 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 35 points. The pass rate was  98.5%. 28% students achieved 40 points or more. 2 students achieved the maximum 45 points.”

  • No. students: 134 (130 full diploma – 4 courses)
  • Average points: 35
  • Highest student score: 45 (two students)
  • % Pass rate: 98.5%
  • % above 30 points: 82%
  • % above 35 points: 52%
  • % above 40 points: 28%

 

Dar Al Marefa Private School – Al Khawaneej

“Dar Al Marefa is the only bilingual International Baccalaureate Curriculum school in Dubai.

Our vision is to create a community that fosters lifelong learning, is rooted in its values and beliefs, is open minded, tolerant and appreciates diversity.

Our graduates are principled and courageous individuals, ready to contribute to a more just and peaceful world.”

Naira Hamdy. Principal. Dar Al Marifa School. 

The cohort of 26 students entering for the International Baccalaureate Diploma achieved an overall average score of 37.2points. The pass rate was  100 %. 9 students achieved 40 points or more. 1 student achieved 44 points and 3 students achieved 43 points.

 

Results 2021 At A Glance – Subject to Updates

School IB DP Average % Pass Rate # of Students sitting the IB DP % above 30 % above 35 % above 40
Al Bateen Academy  35 100 np np np 20
British International School Abu Dhabi 38 100 45 np np 44
Collegiate International School 35 100 6 100 50 0
Dar Al Marefa 37.2 100 28 94 67 44
Deira International School 37.6 100 60 95 70 38
Dubai International Academy  38.5 100 133 98.5 82 48.1
Emirates International School Jumeirah np 100 104 80.7 50 np
GEMS Dubai American Academy 34.2 99.4 173 np np 13.3
GEMS International School Al Khail 36.04 100 24 96 54 33
GEMS Modern Academy 36.9 100 75 np np 28
GEMS Wellington Academy DSO 33.8 97.7 88 np np np
GEMS Wellington International School 37.7 100 100 np np 32
GEMS World Academy  38 100 92 np np 41
Greenfield International School 34.43 100 49 79.59 46.94 22.45
Jumeira Baccalaureate School 34.8 100 31 90 45 19.4
Jumeirah English Speaking School 39 100 92 97.8 87 42.4
Nord Anglia International School 39.4 100 56 100 89 54
Raffles World Academy np 100 np 81.8 54.6 27.3
Raha International School 35 98.5 134 82 52 28
Repton Dubai 36.2 100 63 90 54 27
Sunmarke School 37 100 np 100 92 16
Universal American School 34 100 41 90 44 12
Uptown International School 36.6 100 56 88.9 57.4 20.4

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