The IB
Current Bexley Grammar School students in Year 13 study the International Baccalaureate (IB). Bexley Grammar School has been teaching the IB since 2003 and building on 14 years of experience, became fully IB in 2017.
From September 2026, the IBDP will not be offered as a programme of study. Current students will continue to be supported throughout the course until May 2027.
Bexley Grammar School Sixth Form enjoys highly committed, well-qualified staff, excellent resources, High Performing Specialist Status (Languages, Science with Mathematics and Leading Edge) and a wealth of extra-curricular activities, all of which go toward creating a dynamic learning environment and providing an enriching educational experience for our students.
Our Aims and Expectations for Sixth Formers:
- To promote academic excellence
- To develop the personal and academic abilities of all our students
- To ensure that every student successfully participates in all aspects of the school life (sporting, music, drama, art, languages and the environment)
- To develop the leadership potential of all students through the setting of high standards of behaviour, appearance, achievement and endeavour
- To take an active role in leadership of the school To take responsibility for own learning
- To promote the school ethos to younger students
Comments from our Ofsted Report:
"Sixth Form provision is outstanding. Students make excellent progress and achieve results that are significantly higher than those found nationally".
"Sixth Form lessons typically feature interesting activities and high levels of intellectual challenge".
"Those students who join from other schools settle quickly and achieve as well as their classmates".
The Sixth Form offers "a very rich and varied curriculum, including an impressive enrichment programme".
