Results

Stamford Hong Kong is proud to continue the tradition of academic excellence of our sister school Stamford Singapore nurtures each student to follow their path through multiple graduating diploma options, including the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

In 2021, graduates achieved greatness in 18 countries at esteemed universities such as Imperial College University London, Boston University, New York University, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Imperial College London, University of Amsterdam, and National University of Singapore Nanyang Technological University.

Stamford Singapore and Stamford Hong Kong are both non-selective IB schools that believe in supporting all children who wish to challenge the IB Diploma Programme.

In 2021, 100% of students at Stamford Singapore passed the IBDP exams and achieved an average of 35 points allowing them access to their best-fit university.

24% of students scored 40+ allowing them to access top-tier Ivy League Universities globally.

Stamford Hong Kong will have its first graduates in June of 2023.  It’s an exciting time for Stamford’s first Grade 12 graduating cohort as early university acceptances for our students appear in their inboxes. 

Our flexible pathways ensure students reach their best-fit university destinations and achieve their unique aspirations. We couldn’t be more proud of the growth our students continue to accomplish, personally and academically, as they move forward to make their mark beyond our doors. Congratulations to our exceptional students, with more exciting offers to come-stay tuned!

An Inspiring World of Education

For almost 20 years Cognita has been an inspiring world of education globally. With especially close ties to all of our Asia schools, we are extremely proud to announce that the Cognita Asia International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) exam results for our May 2021 cohort are the highest ever.

IB Diploma students achieved a superb average point score of 36 and boasted nearly 100% (99.2 %) pass rate. Our regional results compare to this year’s worldwide average score of 33 points and an 89% pass rate based on nearly 170,000 IBDP students from around the world who received their recent results

(source: International Baccalaureate Organization website, as of 30 July 2021)

The stellar regional results are especially impressive given students, families, teachers, and schools faced a challenging year of uncertainty and upheaval amid the COVID-19 pandemic.