1. What IB programmes does LEB offer?

LEB offers three International Baccalaureate programmes in both English & French languages:
• Primary Years Programme (PYP) – for Early Years and Primary students (Authorized)
• Middle Years Programme (MYP) – for lower and upper secondary students (Candidate)
• Diploma Programme (DP) – launching with our first cohort in September 2027 (Candidate)

2. What is special about the IB approach at LEB?

Our IB programmes are delivered in a multilingual environment, integrating French, English, and international perspectives. We focus on inquiry-based learning, critical thinking, and developing the IB Learner Profile attributes to prepare students for success in higher education and beyond.

3. Are the IB programmes recognised internationally?

Yes. All IB programmes are recognised by universities and education systems worldwide. The IB Diploma is highly valued for university admissions globally.

4. How does the school support students with different learning needs?

LEB provides Access and Inclusion services aligned with IB philosophy, including tailored learning plans, language support, and assessment accommodations to ensure all students can participate fully.

5. When will the IB Diploma Programme start at LEB?

The Diploma Programme (DP) will welcome its first cohort in September 2027.

6. Can my child join the IB at any grade?

Yes, depending on their age, language proficiency, and previous schooling, students can join at different stages. Our admissions team will guide families on the most suitable entry point.

7. What languages are taught in the IB divisions?

Instruction is primarily in English, French, German and Arabic with opportunities to learn additional languages depending on the programme level.

8. How does assessment work in the IB?

Assessment is continuous and varied, focusing on both process and achievement. It includes projects, presentations, written work, and formal IB assessments in the final years.

9. Does LEB offer extracurricular activities for IB students?

Yes. Our IB students enjoy a wide range of arts, sports, clubs, and service projects, supporting the development of well-rounded, globally-minded learners.