Year 13 students shared their Theory of Knowledge Exhibitions to an engaged audience of Year 12 IB students and teachers.

They had to choose three different "objects" and investigate them according to one central knowledge question.

Their chosen objects might represent evidence, discoveries, paradigm shifts from within Areas of Knowledge such as Mathematics, Natural Science, Art or History. They might instead speak to aspects of Knowledge and Technology, and/or Knowledge and Language, as well as being related to the students' own intra-personal and cultural experiences.

The exhibition forms one of the two assessments in the IB Theory of Knowledge course, and assesses the ability of the student to show how TOK manifests in the world around us.

It allowed for a lively exchange of ideas and the Year 13s are to be congratulated on all their hard work.