What does it mean to be an IB World School?
Becoming an IB World School requires a school to meet the standards required for authorisation by the International Baccalaureate. The IB describes this authorisation as representing globally recognised quality and values.
For Canberra Grammar School, being an IB World School means belonging to an international community of schools with a shared commitment to challenging education, rigorous standards and international-mindedness.
The IB aims to develop young people who are knowledgeable, caring and able to understand perspectives beyond their own. Its programmes encourage students to become active and lifelong learners, while recognising that people with different experiences and perspectives may see the world differently.
At Canberra Grammar School, these principles sit alongside strong subject knowledge and the requirements of the Australian Curriculum. The IB provides the framework for how students inquire, connect ideas and increasingly take ownership of their learning.



