Overview

IB Programme Overview

If you are familiar with the benefits of the IB programme, you might know the incredible difference it can make, not just to a child’s academic or university success, but to their whole outlook and approach to the world.

If you are new to the IB programme, you will be surprised to find out that it is as much about teaching students how to learn as it is in telling them what to learn.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The IB curriculum prepares students for university and beyond by fostering critical thinking, research, and global awareness. Its rigorous academics, focus on skills like time management and communication, and emphasis on community engagement equip students with the tools to excel in higher education and thrive in diverse, real-world settings.

The IB promotes international-mindedness by fostering a global perspective through its diverse curriculum, second-language learning, and emphasis on exploring cultural contexts. The Learner Profile encourages critical thinking, empathy, and respect, preparing students to engage meaningfully in a multicultural, interconnected world.

Stamford American excels as an IB school by integrating the IB framework with American curriculum standards, fostering academic rigor and social-emotional learning. Its focus on resilience, global citizenship, and personalized support, paired with world-class facilities and a diverse community, prepares students for success in academics and life beyond school.

Yes, at Stamford American, students can create their own individualized pathway, combining IB, BTEC, and AP courses. All students graduate with a US-accredited high school diploma. This flexible approach empowers students to align their education with their strengths and interests, ensuring a well-rounded, future-ready academic experience.

Stamford American supports IB students with expert IB teachers and dedicated college and academic counselors. Resources include state-of-the-art facilities, a robust library, and academic labs. A focus on social-emotional learning and co-curricular activities ensure students receive comprehensive guidance to excel academically, personally, and in university preparation.