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Draft Report on European Baccalaureate 2020

5.2. Participation in the European Baccalaureate 2020 session by school and
by language section
Of the 2272 pupils registered initially for the European Baccalaureate at the beginning of the
2019-2020 school year, 2265 were ready to sit the examinations (even though finally these
were cancelled), 7 pupils having given up their studies in mid-year.

The largest number of Number of candidates per school - EB 2020
EB candidates per 300
school came from the
European School of 250 239 216 213
Brussels 1 (239). 199 208 184
200 176
The lowest cohort, 9 150
pupils, belongs to an 112 100 108
Accredited Schools of 100 81
Heraklion (Greece). 45 49 68 46 55 49
50 32 35
14 9 16 11
0
The largest number of *BRI *CUL *DHG *HEL *HER *MAN *PAR *RHM *STR *TAL ALI BER BR 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 FRF KAR LUX MAM MOL MUN VAR

Number of candidates per linguistic section - EB 2020
EB candidates per
600 561 language section can
531
be found in the French
500
414 language section, with
400
561 candidates,
300 259 closely followed by
candidates from the
200
123 English section, 531,
101
100 61 46 41 42 40 and the German
10 23 13
0 section, 414.
CS DA DE EL EN ES FI FR HU IT NL PL PT SV
5.3. Candidates
with Special Arrangements
Article 15 and Annex IX of the Arrangements
Number of granted requests for implementing the Regulations for the

160 145 143 European Baccalaureate permit candidates
140 117 with special educational needs to apply for
120 99 104 96 special arrangements for taking of their
100 83
80 examinations.
60
40 Appropriate arrangements were made for 143
20 candidates.
0
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 The most common special arrangements that
were granted this year were:

 10 minutes’ extra time per examination hour
 10 minutes’ extra time for preparation of the oral examinations
 use of a computer with or without a spell checker
 use of a calculator
 reader.

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