S7 (3.g)
S7 is the final year of the baccalaureate cycle. In this school year, students will sit internal and external exams both before graduating in late June.
The students will follow the same subjects as in S6, and no changes of any kind are allowed.
All social and academic events in S6 can be found in the calendar on Lectio. The easiest way to get an overview is by clicking 鈥渉ovedmenu鈥 followed by 鈥渕氓nedskalender鈥.
Important academic events and events in S7 in the school year 2025-26 can be found below.
| 4 September 16.30-17.30 | Info session for parents and students. Presentation. |
| 25 September | First deadline for registration for exams and choices of exams. Please read more about the choices of exams below. |
| 7 – 8 October | Mock orals in Language 2/History/Geography. |
| 9 October 13.10 | Final deadline for changing choices of exams. |
| Weeks 46-47 | Class meetings on procedure at exams and appeals for pre-bac. |
| 27 November | First exam in Geography 2p. |
| 3 December | First exam in STS. |
| 8 December | First exam in Philosophy 2p. |
| 16 December | First exam in History2p. |
| 19 January to 30 January | Pre-baccalaureate exams in L1, L2, Math and all 4p options. Students need to sit pre-bac exams in a subject, even if they have not chosen it for the exam in June. |
| 27 February | First school report published. |
| 18 – 19 March | Mock orals in Language 1. These mocks will be done exactly as the exam in June to train the format of the examinations. |
| Weeks 17 – 18 | Class meetings on important dates and events in the remainder of the school year. |
| 28 April | Second exam in History 2p. |
| 4 May | Second exam in Philosophy 2p. |
| 7 May | Second exam in STS. |
| 13 May | Second exam in Geography 2p. |
| Week 21 | Class meetings on appeals and complaints. |
| 22 May | Second school report published. Final day of school. |
| 1 June 鈥 12 June | Written examinations. Please note that exams will take place on both 5 June and on Saturday 6 June. |
| 16 鈥 17 June | Mock orals in 3rd choice of oral exam. |
| 19 or 20 June | Start of oral examinations |
| 25 June | (tentative) Communication of results |
| 27 June | (tentative) Proclamation |
Calculation of final mark
The final mark is based on class marks and internal exam marks obtained throughout the year (the preliminary mark) as well as marks obtained at the final written and oral examinations.
The final mark is a number between 0 and 100. 50 is a passing mark.
Preliminary mark
The preliminary mark is calculated from the two school reports published in the school year (February and May). It accounts for 50% of the overall mark.
The preliminary mark is an average mark of all subjects and is calculated from class marks (A1 and A2) as well as marks from the internal examinations (B1 and some B2 marks). The A-marks are weighed 40%, while the B-marks are weighed 60%.
Students receive A-marks in all subjects in the two school reports.
Students receive two B-marks in subjects with two exams placed in the school year. These includes complementary subjects and Physical Education as well as the 2p options in History, Biology, Geography and Philosophy. Students will sit those exams in November/December and May.
Students receive one B-mark in all other subjects (L1, L2, Math and 4p options). Students will be awarded these based on exams in January.
The calculation of the preliminary mark in each subject is thus different depending on whether it is a subject with two internal exams or a subject with one internal exam.
For instance, in History 2p the preliminary mark is calculated as
whereas the preliminary mark is calculated as
All exams during the school year are made by the subject groups and corrected by the subject teacher.
Exam marks
Students will sit five written and three oral exams in June. Each of the five written exams count for 7% towards the final mark (for a total of 35%), while each of the three oral exams counts for 5% (for a total of 15%).
The exams will therefore in total account for the other half of the students鈥 final mark.
Choices of exams
Students are choosing their exams before the Autumn break in S7 based on the choices mentioned below.
Religious Studies, Physical Education and complementary subjects cannot be chosen for the exams, and Art 4p and Music 4p can only be chosen for the written exam and not the oral.
Written examinations
Students need to sit written examinations in the following subjects.
| Subject | Length (min) |
| Language 1 | 240 |
| Language 2 | 180 |
| Mathematics | 120 min with calculator 120 min without calculator |
| 4p option | Varies depending on the exam |
| 4p option |
Oral examinations
All oral examinations have a length of 20 minutes plus 25 min for preparation. These 25 minutes include choosing the question and walking to and back from the preparation room.
Students need to sit oral examinations in
| Language 1 |
| Language 2 / History /Geography |
| One additional subject (that has not been chosen for the written exam) |