The IB Diploma: What makes the IB pathway to matriculation, distinctive and rewarding?

The IB pathway incorporates Epistemology - the science of knowing. This is achieved through a unique subject offering known as TOK, or Theory of Knowledge. Additionally, the requirement to engage in a program of Creativity, Activity and Service which we call CAS, results in our students giving back, even before they have completed a wonderful Kambala education. Often we see a synthesis of student learning in the Extended Essay, a pre-tertiary research project that allows IB candidates to direct their own learning.

In conversation with Principal Jane Danvers are Head of IB Phillip Bird, Deputy Principal Carolyn Gedling and Kambala educators Pip Peters, Tim Hay and Nikki McDonald. Former IB students from Kambala include Amelie Piggott and Amber Hoddle.

Sound Engineer: Nathan Barraclough Presenter: Jane Danvers Producer: Anna Messariti

IB Humanities: Global Politics, Psychology and Economics

The IB Diploma approach to the Humanities provides unique subject offerings for students, such as Global Politics and Psychology. In addition to this, students also study Economics, with an emphasis on global mindedness. The IB Humanities curriculum fosters leadership and learning over two years through a thoughtful and outward looking academic program, keeping the future of each student front-of-mind.

Joining Principal Jane Danvers in the conversation is Head of IB Phillip Bird, Deputy Principal Carolyn Gedling and Kambala educators Paige Zavaglia, Tim Hay, Freya Campion and Sebastien Knox. Former IB students from Kambala include Lily Tucker and Aolani Firth.

Sound Engineer: Nathan Barraclough

Presenter: Jane Danvers

Producer: Anna Messariti

IB Creative Arts: Music and Visual Arts

The IB Diploma approach to the Creative Arts curriculum fosters critical and reflective learning, as each student develops a rich body of work over two years.The emphasis is on creativity, through highly disciplined, project-based learning that draws upon international cultural influences.

Joining Principal Jane Danvers in the conversation is Head of IB Phillip Bird, Head of Music Mark Grandison, Head of Visual Arts Drew Bickford and our luminous former students Eli Alfassi, Catie Bako, Annabel Cox and Lily Tucker.

Sound Engineer: Nathan Barraclough
Presenter: Jane Danvers
Producer: Anna Messariti