2026 · This summer

King’s College School, Wimbledon · IB Diploma · summer 2026

King’s College School, Wimbledon: IB, 2026

Checked against the original: the count.

What it counts

IB pupils described in the article as achieving 44 points or more

The figures

As printed.

Qualification
IB
The count
14
Notes and original wording (5)
What it counts
IB pupils described in the article as achieving 44 points or more
Note
Retain the school article’s wording. The separate ISC survey records 14 at exactly 44 and six at 45; this source-definition discrepancy remains unresolved, and the two sources are not averaged.
Who is counted
IB pupils described in the article as achieving 44 points or more
Publication status
Dated school article, 2026-07-06
Year
2026

Where it was published

Notes on this record

Where it’s from
School news article, 6 Jul 2026
Where it’s from
School news article, 6 Jul 2026
Worth knowing
Retain the school article’s wording. The separate ISC survey records 14 at exactly 44 and six at 45; this source-definition discrepancy remains unresolved, and the two sources are not averaged.
How the source defines it
IB pupils described in the article as achieving 44 points or more
Record details

Record ID research:kcs:2026:school-article:ib-forty-four-wording. Quote it if you report a problem.

As recorded

The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.

Collection note
Retain the school article’s wording. The separate ISC survey records 14 at exactly 44 and six at 45; this source-definition discrepancy remains unresolved, and the two sources are not averaged.
Source note
Dated school article, 2026-07-06

Source references

Codes and identifiers

Evidence
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Record Id
research:kcs:2026:school-article:ib-forty-four-wording

Check log

  1. 2026-09-06 · count · verified · King’s IB Diploma Class of 2026 · Article body: stated result and population

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