TOK Exhibition

On Wednesday 10 April during lunchtime, St Ursula’s hosted the very first Year 12 Theory of Knowledge Exhibition in the International Baccalaureate Diploma programme. 

The exhibition within Theory of Knowledge provides students with the opportunity to reflect on the nature of knowledge and what we claim to know.  For this task, students were required to create an exhibition of three objects. An object can be almost anything, however it is important that students can clearly critique how each object connects to the select knowledge question as outlined by the IB.

During the lunchtime exhibition Year 12 TOK students were joined by the College Leadership Team, Mrs Mary Leask, Year 11 IB students and prospective Year 10 IB students. Year 12 TOK students engaged in rich and passionate conversations which were related to different ways their chosen exhibition objects illuminate ‘how’ knowledge manifests in the world around them. 

Theory Of Knowledge (TOK) is a mandatory subject at the heart of the International Baccalaureate Diploma program. The course is diverse in content and cultivates students critical thinking skills, enabling students to approach complex problems with analytical and logical reasoning.

Amanda Newell

IB Teacher