“The IB is a pedagogical system that goes beyond national borders, where the student becomes familiar with their national identity (language, literature, history and cultural heritage) while learning the traditions of others through the wide range of horizons” .
At Bell-lloc, we offer Diploma Programme to secondary school students with good academic performance, and they finish secondary school with the double qualification.
Bell-lloc has been offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma since 1986. It is a two-year comprehensive plan consisting of six subject groups, which can be done on two levels (middle and upper).
A student has to take one subject in each group, three middle level and three upper level. And also, the Theory of Knowledge (which is interdisciplinary) with which the critical capacity applicable to each subject is acquired, the Monograph (research work) and the CAS activities (creativity, action and service), which are extracurricular.
Students who follow the BI studies combine them with those in the baccalaureate and take specific exams (1 subject in the first and 5 subjects in the second) during the month of May, depending on the type of baccalaureate.
OPTION A and B
OPTION C and D
OPTION A and B (1st and 2nd)
OPTION C and D (1st and 2nd)
During the Baccalaureate we superimpose an additional weekly hour (1st and 2nd years) of Philosophy IB MYP, Catalan BI DP and MYP, Mathematics BI MYP and DP and Theory of Knowledge IB.
Bases for the awarding of scholarships for Bell-lloc del Plan Baccalaureate students who also wish to take the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
1) Objective of the Scholarships:
The Bell-lloc Alumni Association has, among other objectives, to promote academic excellence. One of the ways of doing this is to support those students of the school who wish to study for the International Baccalaureate. Therefore, it has decided to award scholarships for the purpose of partially or fully funding the cost of the IB programme tuition fees.
2) Beneficiaries:
The scholarships are intended for students in the 1st and 2nd years of the Baccalaureate who wish to take the IB programme at Bell-lloc. Students with good academic performance and whose families can demonstrate that they need this help for economic reasons will be considered candidates for this aid.
3) Award criteria:
Candidates will have to obtain a minimum mark of 8 in 4th year of ESO. Different types of financial aid will be established depending on the income of the student’s family, and the number of members dependent on the family income, financing from 25% to 100% of the cost of tuition, with the limitation of the fund allocated for this purpose by the Alumni Association.
4) To renew or apply for the IBA scholarship for 2nd year of upper secondary school, you need a minimum average of 8 in the 1st year of upper secondary school.
4) Application process:
Students interested in applying for the scholarship must submit a complete application, including the following documentation:
a. Completion of the application form on the website.
b. Submit to the school secretary’s office a declaration of family income in the form of a tax return.
c. If they are students from another school, their academic transcript for the current academic year.
5) Application period:
The application period will open on 18th April and close on 1st June. Applications submitted after this deadline will not be considered.
6) Evaluation process:
An evaluation committee appointed by the Bell-lloc Alumni Association will review all applications and select beneficiaries according to the established criteria.
7) Communication of results:
The results of the award will be communicated to successful applicants by email by 30th June.
8) Final Provisions:
a. The decision of the evaluation committee is final and not subject to review.
b. Scholarship funds will be transferred directly to the educational institution to cover the cost of the BI programme tuition fees according to the established amount.
c. Beneficiaries must maintain a satisfactory academic performance in order to keep the scholarship. The scholarships are given for the two years of Baccalaureate, as long as an average mark of 8 in the 1st year of Baccalaureate is maintained and there are no changes in the family’s financial situation.
These rules seek to guarantee a transparent and fair process in the awarding of scholarships, promoting equal opportunities and access to studies with international recognition such as those of the IB.
Bell-lloc, 29th January 2024
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