How many IB students do you have in your school?

[slizzie]

We are in our first year, we started off with a nice even number of 10, but we have 8 now, or nine. One boy the rest girls as it is technically a girls school. In a year of about 120 people only a few are IBers. Most take A levels and some do vocational diplomas and the like.

[sweetnsimple786]

how do you have a guy at an all girl's school? is it an exception for the IB program? ...

[slizzie]

Nope, but there are very few guys in our year, there's about six. In sixth form (last two years of high school) guys can apply to come to our school for all there lessons, though hardly any do. I think preference does go to girls because it is still a girls school. We have more boys who have one of their lessons here, but only a handful have all of their lessons here.

[Person]

The total number of IBers in my school is almost 180.

[Austin Glau]

My school's IBers are going up. and up. from like 8 to 12 to 25 to whatever it is this year.

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[LRE]

Right now I'm in Year 11 and there are approx 25 students in my class.

[Holy Moly]

In my first year we had 42, now I'm about to enter my second year and I think there are now only going to be 34-36.

[biochem]

final year. 80ish. lost 40

[cyrenazbib]

My school is small to start with, and so far no one had dropped out and its too late to anyway...

Pretty much everyone is doing A Levels :/ After having started IB, i wish i did take A Levels, but i was bullied into IB by my school and parents because -its been said to be a zillion times- universities prefer IB students.

hmm. I wish we had bigger classes though, there isnt much variety when it comes to making friends :/

[Eydie]

There's about 25 in my year. About 2 drop out each year.

About half of the really smart people are in IB, another half chose to do the state certificate for different reasons: easier, already doing higher year subjects, want a perfect state percentage etc.

[DJ CAS]

200 students and no drop-outs

5% Certificate students.

[MybelovedTFB]

1 class of Pdp's, 1 class of IB1s and 2 of IB2s (they had to reduce the number of students for economical reasons i suppose, or lack of interest) = about 30 pdps, 30 IB1s and we are about 56 IB2's its not an all IB school. do they exist?

[Ejoriah]

My school markets itself as an IB school - some students come in just for IB from other schools. We have been the only IB school in the country for years, with only recently another school opening.

We don't have an alternative to IB - if we're there, we're doing it, either as diploma, certificate (minority) or IBCC (about 3 in my year). There was about 80 of us taking the exam I think.

[Feist]

We have 8 doing the full diploma in our school, which is the biggest it has been in a long time. A couple of the smartest people in my grade are only doing certificates, and one dropped entirely to contribute their time to an extra-curricular so the ones who are hanging in there feel pretty special.

[idIB]

About 75 of us in Year 2, not many of us dropped after Year 1.

[Sonneteer_Trombonist]

In IB2 we have 20: 6 doing full diploma and 14 doing certificates.

In IB1 there are about 50 or 60 in total.

[powa2]

I go to a big school so we have around 250 IB students within a public school of 2200 students

[ameatypie]

At my school in NZ of a little under 1100 students, there are around 45 students in Cohort #1 (our school only started to offer IB last year!), and then an additional 32 or so in Cohort #2 (the one I am in). In our school, IB is supposed to be for Average-Above Average people, but we have to be really motivated pretty much all the time.

[kisskoli]

My year (IB2) are the first IB/6th form year in the school...we started off with about 20 but now we have only 9! 6 boys and 3 girls.

In IB1 there were more than 20, but now only 12; 11 boys and 1 girl.

[The Economist]

IB1 75

IB2 70