Learner Outcomes – Islamic Baccalaureate

Learner Outcomes are the Qualifications, Awards and Accreditation which learners are expected to achieve at key stages of their eduction

iBacc Learner Outcomes provide the goal of individual student development and the criteria by which the school can be judged successful

Age 7 Years

iBacc Star

English Lang / English Lit / Arabic / History / Geography / Maths / Combined Science / Islamiyat

Introduction to 3 traditional Islamic Arts and crafts, plus Music

Chief Scout’s Bronze Award

Beavers

Age 11 Years

iBacc Award

Arabic GCSE

English Lang / English Lit / History / Geography / Maths / Combined Science / Islamiyat

Deepening 2 traditional Islamic Arts & Crafts, plus Music

Chief Scout’s Silver Award

Cub Scouts

Age 16 Years

iBacc Certificate

8 GCSEs

English Lang / English Lit / Maths / two Sciences / Islamiyat / History or Geography / a Language (if Arabic not taken earlier)

Specialising in 1 traditional Islamic Art with portfolio, and optionally Musical instruments Grades 1–8, any recognised board, and optionally Art & Design GCSE

Chief Scout’s Gold Award

Scouts

And/or Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (Bronze/Silver)

Age 18 Years

iBacc Diploma

for cumulative Achievements in Scholarship, Craftsmanship and Citizenship

3 A Levels

Mastery of at least 1 traditional Islamic Art with externally assessed portfolio, and optionally Music Grades 6–8 (any recognised board), and optionally an Art & Design qualification at advanced level

King’s Scout Award

Explorer Scouts

And/or Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (Gold)

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