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Dover Court International School Opens Sixth Form Centre and Launches IBDP Visual Arts Exhibition

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Dover Court International School in Singapore officially opened its new Sixth Form Centre alongside the Year 13 IBDP Visual Arts Exhibition, States of Flux. The exhibition showcased diverse student artwork, including photography, painting, sculpture, textiles, and digital media, exploring themes from identity to environmental issues. The purpose-built Sixth Form Centre supports independent learning, wellbeing, and university guidance, fostering student confidence and ambition. As part of the Nord Anglia Education network, Dover Court provides personalised IB and BTEC pathways, global opportunities, and international collaborations, preparing students for higher education and life as globally minded citizens.

International Baccalaureate to Attend 2026 ASU+GSV Summit as First‑Time Partner

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The International Baccalaureate is participating as a sponsoring partner at the 2026 ASU+GSV Summit in San Diego, a major global forum for education innovation, skills development and workforce transformation. The Summit will bring together more than 7,000 delegates including educators, investors, policymakers and edtech leaders. IB’s involvement highlights its focus on career‑related learning and global collaboration, offering an opportunity to engage with universities, technology partners and schools worldwide. The partnership follows ASU’s earlier collaboration with the IB on the Career‑related Programme.

IB Exams Cancelled in UAE 2026 | Alternative Grading System (NECM) Explained

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Final examinations for IBO students in the United Arab Emirates are canceled for 2026 because of existing tensions in the region. However, the Non-Exam Contingency Measure (NECM) is going to be used for assessing the performance of students according to internal assessments, course work, and their records. At the same time, IBO is going to cooperate with various universities throughout the world so that they accept the new system of grading, while distance learning continues in the meantime.