Resources

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The resources that are available on this page will allow students to be familiar with the online resources that are available to them as IB Diploma, Career, or Candidate Students to ensure that they are successful in their chosen courses. The resources will be divided into general IB help, the 6 main groups and subjects, the TOK class, and the Extended Essay.

Resources included are:

Textbooks that are given to the students and different versions that are not available at SKHS.
Past Papers that students can practice to determine their knowledge.
Various websites and compilations of notes that can improve a student's knowledge on a particular subject or format a paper.

Over time, additional resources will be added to this web page, meanwhile other resources may be taken down as the material changes for syllabus changes every few years.

General IB Resources

International Baccalaureate Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/IBO/

This web page features international IB diploma students, teachers, and alumni who share their thoughts on various subjects related to the IB requirements. Additionally, the site shares essential resources from previous past papers, books, and student notes.

IB Resources Repository: https://www.ibdocuments.com/

This web page houses many important IB documents that have been made available for student use. However, due to the types of resources available, the website may be taken down, so take advantage of the resources while they are present.

IB Action Resources: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZiDlsMs3HDbvQLyT0OpIvf9AsM4nkjdI

Contains some notes from previous IB students at SKHS and other resources that were developed for the IB Action club and spreading awareness for the IB programmes at SKHS.

May 2019 Past Papers, Markschemes, and Statistics

Past Papers and Markschemes

This document is the score distribution from the May 2019 examinations that were taken earlier this year.

By looking through this document, it is evident that to score into a higher range of scores (5-7) students should try to aim to complete their best work as it gives them a better chance to earn a diploma and additional college credit if there is any at their chosen school.

Finally, the average score for an IB Diploma recipient is a 29-30. This is a student who scored an average of 5 on their exams if they did not receive TOK/EE points.