Dover Court International School (DCIS) in Singapore is celebrating another year of impressive International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme outcomes, with students achieving results that significantly exceed global benchmarks.
The Class of 2026 achieved an average IB Diploma score of 35 points, compared with the global average of 30.9. Students also achieved an average subject grade of 5.5, outperforming the worldwide average of 4.9, while the highest individual result reached 44 points.
These achievements reflect the school's commitment to supporting every student to reach their personal best. Unlike many highly selective schools, Dover Court welcomes students with diverse academic profiles and aspirations. Through tailored learning experiences, strong pastoral care and a focus on individual progress, students are encouraged to maximise their potential throughout their secondary education.
The results continue a strong pattern of academic success for the school and highlight the effectiveness of its inclusive approach to education. Alongside academic achievement, students are encouraged to develop critical thinking, collaboration, creativity and a sense of global responsibility – qualities that are central to success both at university and beyond.
As graduates move on to the next stage of their educational journeys, the Class of 2026 leaves Dover Court with a combination of strong academic credentials and the personal skills needed to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.
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