To IB or not to IB that is the question. Please sign up to this petition if you would like Greshams to offer both A level and IB studies. There has been a great deal of hot air recently and it would be good to have actual figures relating to this matter.
Many thanks
A broad minded parent.
The feedback I have received so far highlights a deep curiosity about what a dual curriculum could mean for the academic future of our students. I am currently gathering these perspectives to ensure that any future discussion with the school administration reflects a genuine breadth of opinion.
May 10, 2012
The momentum behind this conversation reflects a genuine desire for more diverse academic opportunities at our school. Seeing this level of engagement confirms that people are ready to move past speculation and toward a formal discussion about our curriculum pathways.
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Jenny Ferguson
14 years ago
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Yes please. My son would have done way better with the IB track but we were stuck with A levels. This needs to change asap.
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Sarah Sharpe
14 years ago
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Finally someone said it. The school needs to offer both options. It just makes more sense for the kids to have a choice.
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Mark Gupta
14 years ago
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ABOUT TIME. Keeping options open is what a proper education is all about. Let the students decide what works best for them.
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To IB or not to IB that is the question. Please sign up to this petition if you would like Greshams to offer both A level and IB studies. There has been a great deal of hot air recently and it would be good to have actual figures relating to this matter.
Many thanks
A broad minded parent.
The feedback I have received so far highlights a deep curiosity about what a dual curriculum could mean for the academic future of our students. I am currently gathering these perspectives to ensure that any future discussion with the school administration reflects a genuine breadth of opinion.
May 10, 2012
The momentum behind this conversation reflects a genuine desire for more diverse academic opportunities at our school. Seeing this level of engagement confirms that people are ready to move past speculation and toward a formal discussion about our curriculum pathways.
3 Comments
J
Jenny Ferguson
14 years ago
Featured
Yes please. My son would have done way better with the IB track but we were stuck with A levels. This needs to change asap.
S
Sarah Sharpe
14 years ago
Featured
Finally someone said it. The school needs to offer both options. It just makes more sense for the kids to have a choice.
M
Mark Gupta
14 years ago
Featured
ABOUT TIME. Keeping options open is what a proper education is all about. Let the students decide what works best for them.
Yes please. My son would have done way better with the IB track but we were stuck with A levels. This needs to change asap.