3IB TOK Exhibition 2026

As part of the IB, students are encouraged to think critically, question assumptions, and explore different perspectives. One of the subjects that focuses on these skills is Theory of Knowledge (TOK), where students reflect on how knowledge is formed, shared, and understood.

On the 20th October, the 3IB students presented their TOK Exhibitions, showcasing the work and reflection they had put into their chosen prompts and objects. The exhibition featured a wide variety of objects, each representing a different approach to understanding knowledge. From personal belongings to objects connected to culture, science, and history, the students demonstrated how knowledge can be interpreted in many different ways. 

The exhibition also provided an opportunity for parents, teachers, and fellow students to engage with the projects. Visitors walked around the exhibition, listening to students explaining their objects and the reasoning behind their choices. The conversations encouraged students to reflect further on their ideas, while also giving visitors an insight into the critical thinking involved in the IB.

Beyond being an important academic milestone, the TOK Exhibition was also an opportunity for the 3IB students to share their hard work and creativity with the school community. It highlighted the different perspectives within the class and showed how even ordinary objects can raise interesting questions about what we know and how we know it.

The 2IB also played a big part, as they helped set up the exhibition and even held a bake sale to raise awareness about breast cancer. Thanks to the 2IB and good luck on your exhibition next year! 

Congratulations to the 3IB students on completing their TOK Exhibitions!