Our 2021 IBDP results showcase a number of impressive statistics for this cohort, both on an individual level and collectively:
27% of students achieved 40 points or more, a result achieved by just 9% of IBDP graduates worldwidethis year. This level of attainment provides LCIS students with the opportunity to gain admission into elite universities across the globe and, along with our outstanding overall pass rate, demonstrates that LCIS supports every student in achieving exceptional academic standards irrespective of their starting point.
Georgia Severson, our top points scorer with 43 points, has gained an undergraduate place at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States, currently ranked the top university in the world.
No less than 43% of our students obtained a bilingual diploma, giving them a significant advantage when choosing universities and entering employment
95% pass rate, compared to the world average of 89% in 2021.
By nurturing success, our graduates go on to attend world-leading universities including prestigious Russell Group Universities and World’s Top Universities, creating pathways to diverse and impressive careers.
This year, our students have received multiple offers from prestigious academic institutions including MIT, University of Toronto, Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne and some of the top UK universities.
La Côte International School is partnering with The Lost Food Project with the aims of educating more people on food waste, raising money for the organisation, and even implementing changes in our school to reduce food waste.
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