IB ESS

IB ESS / 28.04.2025

The International Baccalaureate (IB) has introduced a revised syllabus for Environmental Systems and Societies (ESS), effective from August 2024, with first examinations scheduled for 2026. This update aims to enhance students' understanding of environmental challenges through an interdisciplinary approach, combining elements of both science and...

IB ESS / 02.12.2024

For your ESS Internal Assessment, the structure is critical. Introduction: State the main environmental issue being studied and its importance - what is the organism/compound/concept being studied (eg: heavy metal pollution, global warming, etc.)? What are its impacts? State the personal or global significance of the topic...

ESS Ias, IB ESS / 13.08.2024

Here are some examples of Environmental Systems and Societies (ESS IB IA) Internal Assessment (ESS IB IA) topics that you can explore: • Coral Bleaching: Investigate the impact of environmental factors on coral bleaching in a specific location. • Domestic Waste: Analyze the waste produced in households...

IB ESS / 22.06.2024

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program is a demanding two-year pre-university course of study designed for highly motivated secondary school students. The IB Diploma Programme is designed as an academically challenging and balanced programme of education with externally set, standardized final examinations supplied and assessed by the...

IB ESS / 17.04.2020

When writing the ESS IA, some of the favourites students’ choices are surveys. They are not that difficult to perform as maybe some of the other ESS IA topics. Some of the IB ESS IA survey topics have to do with: • Ecological footprint, • Environmental philosophies, • Carbon...

IB ESS / 12.12.2019

Section B (40 marks) requires students to answer two structured essay questions from a choice of four. Each question is worth 20 marks. The final part of each essay in section B (9 marks) will be marked using markbands. There is 1 additional mark per question for...

IB ESS / 05.12.2019

• Section B (40 marks) requires students to answer two structured essay questions from a choice of four. Each question is worth 20 marks. • The final part of each essay in section B (9 marks) will be marked using markbands. • There is 1 additional mark...