(Hong Kong – 6 July 2022) Yew Chung International School Hong Kong (YCIS Hong Kong) celebrates the remarkable achievement of 2022’s cohort in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). 2 students obtained a perfect score of 45 points; 5 students and 9 students achieved 44 points and 43 points respectively. Apart from the mentioned, 35 of them achieved a score of 40 or above among the total of 81 students registered. This encouraging result showcased the students’ resilience amid challenges caused by the pandemic, such as adjustments to assessment and learning, alongside the city’s fifth COVID-19 wave.

Highlights of YCIS Hong Kong’s 2022 IB results:

• 2 students achieved 45 points
• 5 students scored 44 points and 9 students scored 43 points respectively
• 35 students were awarded 40 points or above
• An average score of 37.3 points
• A total of 53 students (65%) obtained the IB Bilingual Diploma (awarded to students who complete two native language and literature courses).

*Statistics of 2021 IBDP Exam from IBO

Our students receive one-to-one support for career planning from the Career and University Guidance Office (CUGO). This year, they have received recognition and special offers from reputable universities worldwide, including conditional offers from the Department of Physics of the University of Oxford; Dual Degree of the University of Hong Kong/Peking University and The Chinese University of Hong Kong/Tsinghua University, as well as offers from the two medical schools in Hong Kong.

Offers at a glance:

One of the top scorers this year, Mechina Wang once questioned herself during the examination. However, with the encouragement from her classmates, she put herself back on track. Excelled in the field of Mathematics and Science, Mechina recalled, “We would create revision notes with our expertise and share. Alongside the learning materials from our teachers, all these served as motivation, especially when physical classes were suspended.” Another top scorer, Enoch Cheng expresses his gratitude to YCIS’s teachers, “They allow me to explore my interest outside the classroom, such as establishing a student-led club promoting the environmentally friendly lifestyle. Thank you Ms Sam Sze Yin-hung, our Chinese Co-Principal and fellow teachers, I can meet people with the same passion for widening my horizon.”

“All students have achieved their full potential in this two-year IBDP journey. It is such a delight to see they have overcome the challenges and been admitted to the universities of their choices, to name a few, Oxford University, Tsinghua University, Peking University and the University of Hong Kong.” expressed Mr Martin Scott, Education Director and Executive Principal of YCIS Hong Kong. “We are incredibly proud of our Class of 2022 and wish them all the best in their future endeavours as YCIS lifelong learners.”