Theory of Knowledge (TOK)

Theory of Knowledge (TOK)

What if your child’s classroom felt less like school—and more like the real world?

Recognized across the world for its rigor and relevance, the IB is more than a curriculum—it is a philosophy of education that transforms how children learn, think, and grow.

"What counts as good evidence for a claim?"

"Are some types of knowledge more open to interpretation?"

"How do our perspectives and biases shape our understanding?"

Connecting Knowledge Across Disciplines

The course encourages self-reflection, critical thinking, and open-mindedness, helping students connect ideas across subjects and see the real-world relevance of knowledge in areas like:

History
Sciences
Mathematics
The Arts
Language
Politics
Students presenting at the TOK Exhibition

The TOK Exhibition

The course culminates in the TOK Exhibition, where students showcase their understanding by exploring real-life situations through these knowledge questions. They share their insights with the school community, demonstrating how TOK shapes their perspective on the world.

This event is a celebration of intellectual curiosity and the ability to articulate complex ideas with clarity and confidence.

Explore TOK in Action

student debate discussion
brainstorming whiteboard
students researching library
student presentation stage