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The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is an internationally respected and recognised pre-university qualification that provides an alternative to the SACE.

The Diploma offers a rigorous and challenging academic curriculum which prepares students for effective participation in a rapidly evolving global society. The IBDP ensures that students acquire both breadth and depth of knowledge and understanding as they study courses from six subject groups. This includes the study of their own and another language, thus increasing students’ understanding of cultures, including their own.

Students also study mathematics as well as courses from the sciences, the humanities and the arts. In addition, students learn to make connections across the academic disciplines and explore the nature of knowledge through the Theory of Knowledge course; undertake in-depth research into an area of interest in the Extended Essay and enhance their personal and interpersonal development through their own program of Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS).

The IBDP aims to produce young people who are self-motivated and intellectually curious with proven ability in a range of academic fields as well as being creative, active and compassionate members of our society. IB students acquire the skills and attitudes towards learning which will see them achieve in higher education and become lifelong learners. They are invariably involved in many community and school activities and are interested in making a difference in their community and the world at large.

IB Diploma

Group 1: Studies in Language and Literature
(Language A)

  • English Literature SL / HL
  • English Language and Literature SL / HL
  • Chinese A: Language and Literature SL / HL
  • Language A (negotiated)

Group 2: Language Acquisition
(Language B)

  • Chinese SL / HL
  • English SL / HL
  • French SL / HL
  • German SL / HL
  • Indonesian ab initio SL
  • Language B SL / HL (negotiated)
  • Spanish SL / HL
  • Spanish ab initio SL

Group 3: Individuals & Societies

  • Economics SL / HL
  • Economics SL Anticipated
  • Environmental Systems and Societies SL
  • Environmental Systems and Societies SL Anticipated
  • Geography SL / HL
  • History SL / HL
  • Psychology SL / HL

Group 4: Experimental Sciences

  • Biology SL / HL
  • Chemistry SL / HL
  • Design Technology SL/HL
  • Environmental Systems and Societies SL
  • Environmental Systems and Societies SL Anticipated
  • Physics SL / HL
  • Sports, Exercise and Health Science SL / HL

Group 5: Mathematics

  • Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches SL / HL
  • Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches SL Anticipated
  • Mathematics: Applications and Interpretations SL / HL

Group 6: The Arts

  • Film SL / HL
  • Music SL / HL
  • Theatre SL / HL
  • Visual Arts SL / HL

(or another subject from Group 2, 3 or 4 as available)