We need support from the MOE and IBO to cancel our IB May 2026 Exams due to extreme stress & pressure during the ongoing conflict. If UAE & Qatar have cancelled their exams, we should be treated with the same fairness.
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hessa
4 months ago
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IB should consider cancelling exams and making students in Bahrain an exception. I mean, how am I supposed to write an english p1 or bio when I hear sirens and loud noises every day? It's getting scarier by the day. I pray for my counrties safety and its people.
Cancel IB exams.
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Kawthar
4 months ago
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school: apg school
we are unprepared to take the board exam as we weren’t able to take the mock exams which were to help prepare us for the board
we wouldn’t feel safe attending school after the overwhelming experience of war
The current situation also affects our ability to focus while studying, thus consequently affecting our grades, which are important as they will be sent to universities
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Noor Abbas
4 months ago
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IBDP2 student from Arabian Pearl gulf school
I understand it’s not my place to decide whether we take boards or not, however in my two years of being an IB student I take it that the international baccalaureate is all about listening to their students and prioritising wellbeing. Therefore I am very hopeful that they will listen to their students concerns. I hope this situation can be addressed quickly.
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Anonymous
4 months ago
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Exams should be cancelled because no student should be expected to prove their ability while facing fear, instability, or uncertainty. When safety and well-being are at risk, fairness in assessment no longer exists—humanity must come before grades.
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Zahraa Alsabea
4 months ago
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Warning alerts /sirens goes off Atleast 3 times a day in Bahrain and they want us to do the boards exams lately some residential areas were targeted won’t take on that risk honestly.
We need support from the MOE and IBO to cancel our IB May 2026 Exams due to extreme stress & pressure during the ongoing conflict. If UAE & Qatar have cancelled their exams, we should be treated with the same fairness.
H
hessa
4 months ago
Featured
IB should consider cancelling exams and making students in Bahrain an exception. I mean, how am I supposed to write an english p1 or bio when I hear sirens and loud noises every day? It's getting scarier by the day. I pray for my counrties safety and its people.
Cancel IB exams.
K
Kawthar
4 months ago
Featured
school: apg school
we are unprepared to take the board exam as we weren’t able to take the mock exams which were to help prepare us for the board
we wouldn’t feel safe attending school after the overwhelming experience of war
The current situation also affects our ability to focus while studying, thus consequently affecting our grades, which are important as they will be sent to universities
N
Noor Abbas
4 months ago
Featured
IBDP2 student from Arabian Pearl gulf school
I understand it’s not my place to decide whether we take boards or not, however in my two years of being an IB student I take it that the international baccalaureate is all about listening to their students and prioritising wellbeing. Therefore I am very hopeful that they will listen to their students concerns. I hope this situation can be addressed quickly.
A
Anonymous
4 months ago
Featured
Exams should be cancelled because no student should be expected to prove their ability while facing fear, instability, or uncertainty. When safety and well-being are at risk, fairness in assessment no longer exists—humanity must come before grades.
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Zahraa Alsabea
4 months ago
Featured
Warning alerts /sirens goes off Atleast 3 times a day in Bahrain and they want us to do the boards exams lately some residential areas were targeted won’t take on that risk honestly.
We need support from the MOE and IBO to cancel our IB May 2026 Exams due to extreme stress & pressure during the ongoing conflict. If UAE & Qatar have cancelled their exams, we should be treated with the same fairness.