What Results and School Community Does IBSB Highlight?

IBSB presents its outcomes and community in two main ways: a dedicated Exam Results section linked from the homepage, and a set of headline community figures — 32 nationalities, 436+ global alumni, 25 years of education, 31,643 hours of teaching, and 110+ extra-curricular activities. The school frames these with the tagline "From Here to Anywhere" and illustrates them through student stories rather than publishing a results table directly on the homepage. If you want actual exam scores, the site points you to the Exam Results page; if you want a sense of the school's scale and culture, the figures and stories below are what it chooses to foreground.

What the school says about its results

The homepage does not list pass rates, average grades, or university destinations. Instead, it provides a navigation link labelled Exam Results under its curriculum and admissions information, described on the page as "DISCOVER / SEE MORE." That is the entry point for anyone comparing academic outcomes.

What the homepage does show is outcome framing through people: students and alumni are presented with future-facing identities rather than scores.

Each is paired with a "Read student story" link, and the recurring headline "FROM HERE TO ANYWHERE" ties the stories together. Treat these as marketing narratives that signal the school's self-image — breadth of ambition, arts and sport alongside academics — not as evidence of results. For verifiable numbers, use the Exam Results page.

The community numbers IBSB highlights

The school summarises its community in five figures:

• 32 nationalities — the basis for its claim to be an international community.
• 436+ global alumni — a network described as spanning the world.
• 25 years of education — institutional longevity in Bucharest.
• 31,643 hours of teaching — a cumulative teaching figure.
• 110+ extra-curricular activities — the breadth of life beyond the classroom.

The site also states its mission as "Building a Community of Passionate Lifelong Learners" and organises schooling into EYFS, Primary School, and Secondary School, serving students aged 3–18 according to the site description.

How to read these figures

The numbers are cumulative or aggregate, so they describe scale and history rather than current-year performance. "436+ global alumni" over 25 years implies a relatively small graduating cohort each year — useful context if you are judging how much individual attention a school of this size can offer. "110+ extra-curricular activities" is a count of offerings, not a guarantee that every activity runs every term; confirm specific activities with the school if one matters to your child.

How the school presents its community in practice

Beyond the statistics, the homepage carries a News Feed with parent-facing content, including a session on "Thriving as a Parent: Overcoming Guilt and Embracing Growth" and a Parent Workshop on Revision and Mental Health that the site says covered emotional wellbeing in academic success and healthy revision habits. These suggest the school positions parents as part of the community, not just customers.

The site also maintains a School Calendar with current and future events, and social channels on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram for daily updates. At the time of the page capture, the calendar showed no upcoming events scheduled and displayed an October 2026 month view — so check the live calendar rather than relying on a snapshot.

What to do with this information

• If academic results are your priority: go straight to the Exam Results page linked from the site, and ask admissions for results by year and by qualification, plus destination data for leavers. The homepage alone will not answer this.
• If community and international mix matter: the 32-nationalities figure and the student stories give a flavour, but ask how many nationalities are represented in your child's specific year group.
• If breadth of activities matters: use the 110+ figure as a starting point, then ask which activities are available for your child's age and how they are scheduled.
• To verify anything time-sensitive: the calendar, news feed, and social accounts are the live sources; the homepage figures are cumulative and change slowly.

For admission steps, age groups, curriculum details, and fees, the site provides dedicated pages — Application Forms, Apply to IBSB, Visits and Enquiries, School Fees, and IBSB Curriculum — and the school can be reached at [email protected] or +40 21 253 16 98, at 21-25 Agricultori St., District 2, Bucharest.