IB English Literature and Language Standard Level

This course will introduce students to the critical study and interpretation of written and spoken texts from a wide range of literary and non-literary genres. Students will formally analyse texts, and in doing so, will increase their awareness of the fluidity of meaning within a text, and how these changes depending on the producer and the consumer. Students will explore the use and development of the English language, through an examination of its different forms, such as its media forms and functions, and its literature. Students will develop key skills in critical literacy and textual analysis, as well as the ability to present their ideas effectively.

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You will study a range of modules, including:

You will be taught in small groups with expert teachers supporting you. You will be expected to work independently outside of lessons, completing reading and investigations.

This course is assessed through exams and coursework:

To study our International Baccalaureate Diploma you need to choose six subjects: their home language or English, a second language, a subject from the humanities, an experimental science, maths and either an arts subject or a second subject from the humanities, languages or sciences. Three of these subjects are taken at Higher Level , and three at Standard Level. Students also have timetabled sessions for Theory of Knowledge and Creativity, Action & Service.

Our entry requirements are: