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IB News: How to Follow Official IB Updates

A practical guide to finding trustworthy IB news and turning it into action.

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Where IB news comes from

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Changes to subjects, assessment and deadlines are published by the International Baccalaureate Organization and passed on to students by schools and IB coordinators.

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Your school coordinator is usually the quickest route to what applies to your year and subjects.

How to check an update

Check the date, the programme and the subject an update refers to. Look for the same information on the IB's own website or in your subject guide before you act on it.

Questions worth asking your school

  1. Ask which changes affect your subjects and your assessment dates, and whether any coursework requirements have changed. Write the answers down so that you can plan your revision.
  2. Families can ask the same questions at parent meetings.

What this page is, and is not

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This page is a guide, not a news bulletin. We do not publish announcements on behalf of the IB. For the latest official information, use the IB's own publications and your school.

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If a change affects how you study, a tutor can help you adjust your plan.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find official IB news?

On the IB's own website and through your school's IB coordinator.

Does this page report the latest IB announcements?

No. It explains how to follow official updates. For announcements, use the IB's publications and your school.

Who should I ask about changes to my subjects?

Your IB coordinator or subject teacher, because they know which changes apply to your year.

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