The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) at ELA Green School is a rigorous, internationally respected pre-university programme designed for students in Grades 11 and 12. Recognised by leading universities worldwide, the IB Diploma equips students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset required to excel in higher education and thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.
At ELA Green School, the Diploma Programme goes beyond academic achievement. It is a transformative educational journey that nurtures intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, creativity, resilience, and responsible leadership. Through a balanced combination of academic rigour, independent inquiry, community engagement, and personal growth, students develop into confident and compassionate individuals prepared to make meaningful contributions to society.
The DP encourages learners to explore complex global issues, challenge assumptions, appreciate diverse perspectives, and become reflective thinkers capable of addressing real-world challenges. Students graduate with a strong sense of purpose, global awareness, and the confidence to succeed in universities and careers across the world.
Students pursuing the IB Diploma Programme select six subjects from across the IB subject groups, ensuring both breadth and depth of learning.
One subject from Studies in Language & Literature (Group 1)
One subject from Language Acquisition (Group 2)
One subject from Individuals & Societies (Group 3)
One subject from Sciences (Group 4)
One subject from Mathematics (Group 5)
One additional subject from The Arts (Group 6) or an additional subject from Groups 2, 3, or 4
Three subjects are studied at Higher Level (HL)
Three subjects are studied at Standard Level (SL)
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A defining feature of the IB Diploma Programme is its three core components, designed to develop inquiry, reflection, research, and personal growth.
Encourages students to explore the nature of knowledge, question assumptions, and develop critical thinking skills across disciplines.
An independent, university-style research project that enables students to investigate a topic of personal interest in depth.
Experiential learning that challenges students to engage in creative pursuits, physical activities, and meaningful service experiences that benefit communities and society.
Together, these core components cultivate intellectual independence, leadership, empathy, and lifelong learning.
English A: Language & Literature (HL & SL)
Visual Arts (HL & SL)
The IB Diploma Programme at ELA Green School prepares students for admission to leading universities around the world while equipping them with the skills required to succeed in higher education and beyond.
Our students graduate as:
Supported by personalised university and career guidance, ELA Green School students are empowered to pursue their aspirations with confidence, purpose, and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world.
Environmental Systems & Societies (ESS) is an interdisciplinary subject that fulfils the requirements of both Group 3 (Individuals & Societies) and Group 4 (Sciences).
Subject offerings may vary from year to year based on student demand, timetabling considerations, and programme availability as part of the school’s commitment to providing a dynamic and future-focused learning experience.
