Welcome to iBacc for International Schools
For British-curriculum international schools serving Muslim communities across the Muslim world
ADOPTING IBACC
Three ways to adopt iBacc
iBacc is an open framework, meant to be adapted appreciatively and sensitively to your own culture and place rather than imported. International schools adopt it at the level that fits — from self-directed use of the open framework to a fully iBacc-supported partnership with tracked school development and learner outcomes.
EXPLORE
Explore
Self-directed use of iBacc's open framework
Free usage
Adopt and adapt the open framework to your own national and cultural context: the four Programmes (Leadership, Scholarship, Craftsmanship, Citizenship), the three-screen method and the seven learning habits. You work through your own local partner equivalents — a World Scouting affiliation, a King’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts World Centre or local equivalent, and a regional centre of academic excellence. All framework documents are freely available under the Creative Commons licence. No cost, no commitment.
INTEGRATE
Integrate
iBacc Trainer Supported
Paid Package
Adds direct support to put iBacc into practice across the school: a Planning iBacc session with your senior leadership team to map adoption to your national and cultural context; whole-staff Teach iBacc training; and enrolment of your Lead Practitioner on Lead iBacc.
TRANSFORM
