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IB Parent/student meeting at the
Neelin library
March 4, 2019 @ 7:00 PM
Everyone welcome to attend to hear more
about the IB program
The IB Diploma Programme
began at
Neelin in
2007 with the first exams taking place in 2008. It has grown
from only a few students to having 26 Grade 12 students currently
registered in IB courses, 4 of whom will be completing the full IB Diploma. Since 2008 Neelin has
graduated over 144 IB students, with 13 of our graduates achieving a full IB
Diploma.
What is IB?
According to our teachers:
- Two year concurrent education in Grades 11 & 12
- Develops well rounded, global citizens
- Prepares high school students to be successful university students
- Holistic program
- Focus on breadth and depth of learning
- IB student group is a tight knit social community, together for 2 years
Courses offered:
English Language A Literature (first language)
French Language B (2nd language, immersion)
Spanish abnitio (2nd language, basic)
Psychology HL
Biology HL
Chemistry SL
Math SL
Visual Arts SL
Geography SL
Theory of Knowledge (CORE)
Creativity, Activity, Service (CORE)
Extended Essay (CORE)
Your Options:
1. Full Diploma – All IB courses plus the IB Core components, with Physical Education & other options you wish to take/can fit into your schedule
2. IB Certificates – Individual courses that you are the most interested in
Our IB Staff:
Miss Kendall
| IB English |
Mr. Delingoma | IB French |
Mrs. Oosterhuis | IB Spanish |
Mrs. Mashinter | IB Psychology |
Mr. Manko | IB Biology & Chemistry |
Mrs. Kreller-Lamont | IB Math
|
Mrs. Leach | IB Visual Arts |
Mrs. Martine | IB Theory of Knowledge & Creativity, Activity, Service
|
Mr. Beals | IB Coordinator
|
IB’s Mission 
The International Baccalaureate® (IB) is more than its educational programmes and certificates. At our heart we are motivated by a mission to create a better world through education.
- IB aims to do more than other curricula by developing inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who are motivated to succeed.
- We strive to develop students who will build a better world through intercultural understanding and respect.
- IB encourages students to think critically, challenge assumptions, and consider both local and global contexts.
For more information go to the IB website