2026 · This summer

Godolphin and Latymer School · IB Diploma · summer 2026

Godolphin and Latymer School: IB Diploma results, 2026, IB Diploma, IB 1–7, 45 points

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What it counts

IB Diploma cohort measures as printed (candidates, average points of passing candidates, share at 40+); kept apart from A level

The figures

As printed. Percentages are of subject entries, not pupils.

IB candidates
28
Of IB candidates at 40+ points
64
Qualification
IB Diploma
Mean points
41.2
Grade scale
IB 1–7 · 45 points
Notes and original wording (4)
Note
Differs from the school's own 7 July 2026 post (average 41.2; 13 of 28 at 43+). Recorded as secondary for cross-reference.
Publication status
also published: average IB points 40.9 (guide 2026) — the value shown controls
Published wording
Of the 28 students, 13 achieved 43 points or more (out of 45), with six scoring 44 points or more. The average point score is 41.2. | The Godolphin and Latymer School students achieved an outstanding average IB Diploma score of 40.9 points in 2026 ... 64% of students achieving 40 points or more, a 100% pass rate, and one student achieving the maximum 45-point score.
Year
2026

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Where it’s from
also published: average IB points 40.9 (guide 2026) — the value shown controls
Worth knowing
Differs from the school's own 7 July 2026 post (average 41.2; 13 of 28 at 43+). Recorded as secondary for cross-reference.
Record details

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