Request for Cancellation of IB May 2026 Exams in Bahrain
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Qasem
4 months ago
American School of Bahrain
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Abdulla
4 months ago
Cancel.
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Zainab
4 months ago
The past month we’ve been panicking, waking up to alerts and hearing missiles, how are we expected to prepare for boards in these conditions?
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Aaya Ashoor
4 months ago
APG School
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Anonymous
4 months ago
The IBO are hypocrites. Acting as if they care about our mental health when they absolutely do not.
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Ali
4 months ago
Cancel IB exams in bahrian
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Fatema Alhalwachi
4 months ago
APG school
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Leen
4 months ago
Cancel ib exams in Bahrain
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Fatima Abdulbaqi
4 months ago
Arabian Pearl Gulf School
Regarding the current situation in Bahrain, we are definitely not able to focus on preparing for the IB examinations because of the stressful conditions. These days, our daily life has become very stressful. We don’t get enough sleep, and this is affecting our mental and physical health. Because of this, it is very difficult for us to study properly and prepare for the exams. I kindly ask that you consider alternative options, such as using internal assessments and predicted grades, instead of holding the IB examinations under these circumstances.
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Hussain Ahmed
4 months ago
Arabian Pearl Gulf School
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Essa Hussain
4 months ago
Apg school
I wake up randomly in the middle of the night from the bombs sound and i cant concentrate at all from this.
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Mohammed Ahmed
4 months ago
this is so unfair
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zainab
4 months ago
APG school
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Zainab
4 months ago
Arabian Pearl Gulf School
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ALI ATEYA
4 months ago
Britus International School Bahrain
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Fadak
4 months ago
APG School
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Fatima Hashem
4 months ago
APG school
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Anonymous
4 months ago
It's actually INSANE they're letting us do examinations, going to school let alone. They tried hitting A UNI AND SCHOOl in bahrain, and they're telling us to go???? Hello?
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Layla
4 months ago
This petition is addressed to the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) and relevant educational authorities.
I am an IB student from Hawar International School in Bahrain, and I am writing on behalf of many students who are currently affected by the ongoing war in the region.
Due to these circumstances, IB students in Bahrain are facing serious disruptions that are affecting their ability to complete their education under fair conditions. Some students are currently outside the country and may not be able to return in time to sit for the May 2026 examinations. Others remain in Bahrain but are dealing with constant stress, uncertainty, and interruptions to their learning.
These are not normal circumstances. The IB program is already highly demanding, and it is unreasonable to expect students to perform at their best while facing the effects of war, including displacement, emotional distress, and instability.
This situation creates a clear imbalance, where not all students are able to prepare or sit exams under equal conditions. As a result, the fairness and integrity of the examination process are compromised.
We respectfully request that the IBO take these circumstances into serious consideration and provide an alternative solution for IB students in Bahrain. This may include canceling the May 2026 examinations and using predicted grades and internal assessments, or offering a flexible assessment approach for affected students.
Education should be fair and accessible to all, especially during times of crisis. Students should not be disadvantaged due to circumstances beyond their control.
We urge the IBO to act with fairness, understanding, and responsibility.
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Yaseen Mohamed
4 months ago
please do cancel my exams it would be a ppreciated as these hard times are making it to hard to focus on my studies
American School of Bahrain
Cancel.
The past month we’ve been panicking, waking up to alerts and hearing missiles, how are we expected to prepare for boards in these conditions?
APG School
The IBO are hypocrites. Acting as if they care about our mental health when they absolutely do not.
Cancel IB exams in bahrian
APG school
Cancel ib exams in Bahrain
Arabian Pearl Gulf School Regarding the current situation in Bahrain, we are definitely not able to focus on preparing for the IB examinations because of the stressful conditions. These days, our daily life has become very stressful. We don’t get enough sleep, and this is affecting our mental and physical health. Because of this, it is very difficult for us to study properly and prepare for the exams. I kindly ask that you consider alternative options, such as using internal assessments and predicted grades, instead of holding the IB examinations under these circumstances.
Arabian Pearl Gulf School
Apg school I wake up randomly in the middle of the night from the bombs sound and i cant concentrate at all from this.
this is so unfair
APG school
Arabian Pearl Gulf School
Britus International School Bahrain
APG School
APG school
It's actually INSANE they're letting us do examinations, going to school let alone. They tried hitting A UNI AND SCHOOl in bahrain, and they're telling us to go???? Hello?
This petition is addressed to the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) and relevant educational authorities. I am an IB student from Hawar International School in Bahrain, and I am writing on behalf of many students who are currently affected by the ongoing war in the region. Due to these circumstances, IB students in Bahrain are facing serious disruptions that are affecting their ability to complete their education under fair conditions. Some students are currently outside the country and may not be able to return in time to sit for the May 2026 examinations. Others remain in Bahrain but are dealing with constant stress, uncertainty, and interruptions to their learning. These are not normal circumstances. The IB program is already highly demanding, and it is unreasonable to expect students to perform at their best while facing the effects of war, including displacement, emotional distress, and instability. This situation creates a clear imbalance, where not all students are able to prepare or sit exams under equal conditions. As a result, the fairness and integrity of the examination process are compromised. We respectfully request that the IBO take these circumstances into serious consideration and provide an alternative solution for IB students in Bahrain. This may include canceling the May 2026 examinations and using predicted grades and internal assessments, or offering a flexible assessment approach for affected students. Education should be fair and accessible to all, especially during times of crisis. Students should not be disadvantaged due to circumstances beyond their control. We urge the IBO to act with fairness, understanding, and responsibility.
please do cancel my exams it would be a ppreciated as these hard times are making it to hard to focus on my studies