2019-2020 Education Directory

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2019–2020

Education Guide

Your essential guide to education in Jakarta and beyond

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Dear Parents, Now more than ever, there are some great choices of international schools in Indonesia, whether you’re in Bali, Jakarta, or anywhere else in Indonesia. Choosing the right school for your child is always going to be tough, and when you’re a foreign parent in a diverse country like Indonesia, that decision can be even more of a challenge.

Choosing the school that best fits your child, his or her academic abilities, skills, and aspirations, is going to cause anxious times. The right school is going to propel your child towards lifelong learning, the right college or university education, and ultimately a successful career with worldwide options. A school that will work with your children as they grow, that will nurture their talents, and reflect the way you are raising them is the goal when selecting where to send them.

Being an expatriate parent means you have so many more options than the local public school down the street. That’s why this Education Guide is so important to helping you understand what schools you are able to choose from. With all the different things that you might want to look for, such as the curriculum or the after-school activities, this guide is going to set you on the right path for your seemingly arduous search.

Indonesia Expat is proud to present our annual Education Guide for 2019/20. We’re positioned well to know what you’re going to be looking for, so we assess the things that concern you. Inside, you’re going to find a wealth of information that will point you in the right direction and help you and your children make one of the most important choices in their young lives.

I hope you find it useful.

Happy parenting!

Edo Frese

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ACG SCHOOL JAKARTA

Jl. Warung Jati Barat (Taman Margasatwa) No. 19 Jati padang, Pasar Minggu South Jakarta 12540 Tel: +62-21 2978 0200 +62-816 297 800 Principal Shawn Hutchinson Head of Admissions Mia Sari Age Group 2–18 years old Average Number of Pupils per Class 15–20 students per class School Terms Term 1: August 13, 2019 Term 2: October 23, 2019 Term 3: January 7, 2020 Term 4: March 30, 2020 School Fee Range Rp100–301 million Instagram acgjakarta Facebook ACG.Jakarta Twitter ACGJakarta Email acgjkt@acgedu.com Website jakarta.acgedu.com

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Welcome to ACG School Jakarta. Situated in South Jakarta, our school community is inclusive, warm and friendly with the highest levels of academic standards and personalised care. We are a dynamic school offering a continuous educational pathway from Kindergarten to Year 13 and are globally recognised as an exceptional option for international and Indonesian families seeking a world-class education.

The International Baccalaureate programs and Cambridge qualifications we offer provide the basis for an easy transition between Primary and Secondary. Our passionate, experienced teachers are professionals who are willing to go the extra mile to ensure that all students are offered the opportunity to fulfil their potential both in and beyond the classroom.

The quality of teaching and learning at ACG School Jakarta and our teachers’ ability to know our students sets us apart from other schools.

Entry Requirements To apply, families are requested to complete the online application form or fill in and send back a paper application form. The nature of being an international school means that students are welcome to start at any time during the year, and so applications for the current school year are welcomed.

We’ll then arrange an interview, and your child may be asked to complete an English language assessment. All families have an interview with the principal or vice principal, and email or Skype support is offered to those who are relocating to Indonesia.

Interviews are a great way for us to learn more about your child and to assess their attitude, sense of personal responsibility and motivation.

They also provide an opportunity for you to learn more about ACG School Jakarta! Interviews are carried out by the principal or a senior member of the administration, and take approximately half an hour.

Prior to the interview, families supply us with copies of current school reports, results of any external examinations and qualifications gained (where applicable). For senior students, we welcome the opportunity to view any work produced as part of previous study.

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ACS JAKARTA

Entry Requirements Pass entrance test (Math and interview) General Information ACS Jakarta offers 12 years of solid Primary and Secondary education in achieving academic excellence.

Jl. Bantar Jati, Kelurahan Setu, East Jakarta 13880 T: +62-21 8459 7175/76 Principal Mr Ng Eng Chin Head of Admissions Ms Iris Tanumihardja Age Group Nursery: 3 years old (before October 31) KA: 4 years old (before October 31) KB: 5 years old (before October 31) Primary: 6–11 years old (before October 31) Secondary: 12–17 years old (before October 31) Average Number of Pupils per Class Maximum 25 students/class School Terms Two semesters per year from July–June School Fee Range Rp68–210 million Email admissions@acsjakarta.sch.id Website www.acsjakarta.sch.id 8

Our Kindergarten students focus on the foundation of Mathematics and English giving them good self-confidence and independence preparing them for Primary School. We ensure a balance between academic development and personal, social and emotional development.

Our Primary School students continue on this holistic development and are guided along towards the Cambridge Checkpoint at the end of Grade 6 that gives them a strong foundation for Secondary School.

Our Secondary Students will be getting an excellent grounding in a wide range of subjects before specializing slightly as they embark on the Cambridge IGCSE programme in Grades 9 and 10, and will be equipped to perform well at the IGCSE exam.

As an IB World School, ACS Jakarta prepares our Grade 11 and 12 students for top ranking universities by guiding them through the IB Diploma Programme, which gives them a good basis for university life ahead.

Many graduates have been accepted in Ivy League universities as well as well-known UK and Asian universities. That they also receive scholarships in various countries speaks well of the preparation they receive at ACS Jakarta.

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BALI ISLAND SCHOOL Entry Requirements BIS admits students who will benefit from the education offered and who desire an international perspective. BIS is an inclusive school and serves students with mild to moderate learning needs. A child will be admitted if the school can offer a program that will meet those needs.

Jl. Danau Buyan IV No. 15, Sanur, Bali 80228 Tel: +62-361 288 770 Fax: +62-361 285 103 Head of School Garth Wyncoll Head of Admissions Lily Sirait Age Group 3 to 19 Average Number of Pupils per Class 20 students School Terms August 2019 to June 2020 Term 1: August to October Term 2: October to December Term 3: January to March Term 4: April to June School fees range Rp70 million to 307 million Email admissions@baliis.net Website www.baliislandschool.com

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IB Diploma and Admissions BIS offers the IB Diploma courses in the final two years of school.

Given the nature of the curriculum, BIS is only able to admit students who have the English language background to successfully access the courses of study.

Curriculum International Baccalaureate Program from Preschool to Grade 12 Bali International School opened in September 1986 and was renamed Bali Island School (BIS) in December 2014 in accordance with the Ministerial Decree on Education. BIS is the preferred school for internationally-minded families and the only IB Continuum School in Bali. BIS is fully authorised by the International Baccalaureate to deliver the Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programs from Preschool to Grade 12.

BIS engages and empowers globally-minded, confident learners to reach their utmost potential in an active, creative, and respectful learning community. BIS values are derived from the IB Learner Profile. All members of the BIS community strive to be reflective, risktakers, balanced, knowledgeable, inquirers, thinkers, communicators, principled, open-minded and caring. BIS embeds the concept of internationalism and provides opportunities for leadership within the curriculum and through our extensive after-school activity program.

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BINUS SCHOOLS

BINUS SCHOOL Simprug Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda Kav.G-8, Simprug, South Jakarta 12220 Principal: Mr Peter Matthew Saidi Head of Admissions: Ms Pamela Zenitha Fb: BINUS SCHOOL Simprug IG : @binusschool_simprug T: +62-21 724 3663 ext. 4120–4122 E: admissions@binus.edu W: simprug.binus.sch.id BINUS SCHOOL Serpong Jl. Lengkong Karya - Jelupang No. 58, Serpong, Tangerang 15310 Principal ECY–EL : Ms Elsie L. Bait Principal MS–HS: Ms Sherrierose Garcia Gonzales Head of Admissions: Ms Pamela Zenitha Fb: BINUS SCHOOL Serpong IG : @binusschoolserpong T: +62-21 538 0400 ext. 5101–5104 E: serpong-admissions@binus.edu W: serpong.binus.sch.id BINUS SCHOOL Bekasi Jl. Saraswati No. 1, Bumiwedari, Vida Bekasi 17156 Principal: Ms Anwin Samsudi Head of Admissions: Ms Dhiajeng Inda Anggari Fb : BINUS SCHOOL Bekasi IG : @binusschoolbekasi T: +62-21 8261 7799 ext. 7787–7789 E: bekasi-admissions@binus.edu W: bekasi.binus.sch.id Age Group 3 to 18 School Terms 1st Semester (July to December) 2nd Semester (January to June) Average Number of Pupils per Class ECY (20 to 24) EL (22 to 28) MS–HS (24 to 28) School Fee Range Please contact Admissions Office for further details

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Curriculum For more than 37 years, BINA NUSANTARA Group has maintained a fine reputation for innumerable positive contributions to Indonesia. Here, the teaching and learning process is highly valued and teachers work hand-in-hand with students to assist them to achieve their personal best.

The three school campuses are co-educational, multidenominational, and cater for pre-school to high school students.

BINUS SCHOOL also leverages enormous IT infrastructure and resources for which BINA NUSANTARA is well known.

Numerous community-oriented services, interschool events, international student conferences, and both local and overseas immersions add to further enrich the multi-faceted development of BINUS SCHOOL students.

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BRITISH SCHOOL JAKARTA

Founded in 1974 with support from the British Embassy, British School Jakarta is an academically excellent international school with British heritage, for boys and girls from around the world aged three to 18.

Bintaro Jaya Sektor 9, Jl. Raya Jombang Ciledug, Pondok Aren, Tangerang 15227 Tel: +62-21 745 1670

The School is located in 18 hectares of green space, on the southwesterly outskirts of Jakarta. Around 1,400 children study at BSJ, and there are over 130 members of academic staff, most of whom trained in the United Kingdom (UK).

Principal Mr David Butcher (from August 2018).

At Foundation Stage, BSJ follows the UK’s Early Years Curriculum.

In Years One to Six, BSJ teaches a blend of the National Curriculum in England and the International Primary Curriculum.

Age Group 3 to 18

Students in Years Seven to Nine follow the IB Middle Years Program. The curriculum in Years 10 and 11 culminates in IGCSE examinations. In Years 12 and 13, students study for the International Baccalaureate Diploma or Certificate Program.

Average Number of Pupils per Class (from August 2018) Foundation Stage: 17 Primary: 19 Years 7 to 11: 22 Years 12 to 13: 12, with some classes as small as five students School Terms Term 1: August to December Term 2: January to March/April Term 3: April to June.

School Fee Range Rp136,235,000–387,430,000 per year Email admissions@bsj.sch.id Website www.bsj.sch.id

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Students from British School Jakarta go on to attend some of the most selective universities globally, with the majority opting to study in the UK and USA. Entry Requirements Applicants take an entry test to assess their academic standing and abilities in cognition and the English language. When a year group is full, applicants may be placed on a waiting list.

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BUNDA MULIA SCHOOL (SPK) Bunda Mulia School (SPK), or BMS for short, offers Early Childhood, Primary School, Middle School, and High School education. Our Early Childhood education is based on the Montessori curriculum which we combine with the Reggio Emilia approach. We are using the Cambridge curriculum for Primary School through High School.

Jl. Lodan Raya No. 2, Ancol, North Jakarta 14430 Tel: +62-21 690 9742 Fax: +62-21 691 9405 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bms. ancol Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ bms_spk Twitter https://twitter.com/bms_spk Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/ UCT25rby3HBawzVDvSorEj4w Email info@bundamulia.sch.id Website www.bundamulia.sch.id

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Bunda Mulia School is governed under the management of Yayasan Pendidikan Bunda Mulia (YPBM), which provides an international curriculum education to Indonesian children as well as children of other nationalities. YPBM was established in 1986 and it governs Universitas Bunda Mulia (UBM) and Sekolah Bunda Mulia. Both were also established in 1986. In 2001, YPBM included Bunda Mulia Hospitality and Tourism Academy in 2005 and Bunda Mulia School (SPK) under its wings.

Bunda Mulia School believes that student learning experiences should be meaningful and relevant when extended into the real world. While academic strength is essential to survive, we believe that children also need to develop other skills, good character and a desire to be lifelong learners and contribute in a positive way to the community at large. The students and staff at Bunda Mulia feel like one big family and are proud of being part of the school.

You can visit our social media to get a glimpse of our school activities, or you may contact our Admissions Office for more information on what the school has to offer.

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CANGGU COMMUNITY SCHOOL Entry Requirements Canggu Community School (CCS) operates a widely inclusive admissions policy. The school’s philosophy is based on the belief that all students can succeed and that their motivation, self-discipline and perseverance are integral to their success as individual learners. We have a Learning Support department to assist with students who have learning or language needs.

Jl. Subak Sari,Banjar Tegal Gundul, Tibubeneng, Badung,Bali 80361 Tel: +62-361 844 6391 Mobile +62-812 3917 6778 +62-851 0052 3639 Principal Head of Primary: Ben Voborsky (bvoborsky@ccsbali.com) Head of Secondary: Keegan Combs (kcombs@ccsbali.com) IB DP Coordinator Simon Baccanello (sbaccanello@ccsbali.com) IGCSE Coordinator Jill Robinson (jrobinson@ccsbali.com) Middle Years Leader Wendy Johnson (wjohnson@ccsbali.com) School Counsellor University Counsellor Arabella Higgins (ahiggins@ccsbali.com) Email admissions@ccsbali.com Website www.ccsbali.com

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Curriculum Canggu Community School has over 450 students from more than 40 different countries. From the Early Years until Year 9, we offer an inquiry-based international curriculum based on the English National Curriculum, using best practices and the many opportunities to connect learning to our context in Bali. We encourage diversity, independence and critical thinking. In Years 10 and 11 students complete a wide range of IGCSE courses. CCS offers Bali’s most comprehensive International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program in Year 12-13. Our IB scores have been consistently above world averages and our students exemplify the IB Learner Profile.

Values and Approach CCS values academic excellence alongside holistic growth, social responsibility, and life-long learning. Students engage in a wide range of activities, experience unique connections to our local culture, and develop as global citizens. Most importantly, CCS is a community where students love learning and thrive personally and socially. Our sense of community, wellbeing and connection to Bali is supported by our purpose-built campus, which is comfortable and modern but uniquely Bali.

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GMIS JAKARTA

Jl. HBR Motik, Bock D6, Kav. 1 Kota Baru Bandar Kemayoran, Central Jakarta10630 T: +62-21 6586 5686 / 6586 5667-9 F: +62-21 6586 5677 Principal Mr A.P. Singh Admissions Officer Ms Yuni Ernawati (Direct Line : +62-21 6586 5685) (Mobile (WA): +62-858 1331 1217) Age Group 3 – 18 Average Number of Pupils per Class 18 – 24 students School Terms 1st Term: July – November 2nd Term: January – May School Fee Range Rupiah equivalent of US$ 4,620 to US$ 10,000 per year (Preschool to IBDP and IBCP) Email headmaster@gandhijkt.org Website www.gandhijkt.org

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Entry Requirements 1. Submission of completed application form for admission, and documents (previous school academic records for three years, copy of birth certificate, health and fitness report, parents’ and student’s passport copies, KITAS/KTP, etc.)

2. Student’s entrance test 3. Interview Curriculum The Gandhi Memorial Intercontinental School Jakarta was established in 1950 and is one of the oldest international schools in Indonesia.

We are authorised by the IBO, Geneva to offer the four programs, PYP, MYP, Diploma and Career-related program. GMIS Jakarta is the first and only school in Indonesia to offer all four programs of IB. GMIS is the oldest school in Indonesia authorised by Cambridge University UK to conduct IGCSE, Primary Checkpoint, Secondary Checkpoint and ICT examinations.

We offer Higher Secondary Certificates and Matriculation from the Board of Secondary Education Indian Schools Indonesia.

We also prepare our Indonesian students for Ujian Nasional in SD, SMP and SMA. At GMIS we are constantly evolving and changing to keep up with the times.

The school prides itself on its holistic outlook and values.

A major strength of our school is its rich cultural mix, with children from around 40 countries interacting and learning together.

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GLOBAL JAYA SCHOOL

Emerald Boulevard, Bintaro Jaya Sektor IX, South Tangerang 15224 Tel: +62-21 745 7562 Age Group 4 – 17 years old Average Number of Pupils per Class 18 students School Terms 2 Semester, 4 Term School Fee Range (Annual) Development Fee Rp23,000,000 (Year 1 – 12 only) Tuition Fee Kindergarten: Rp69,600,000 Reception: Rp69,600,000 Year 1 – 6: Rp116,400,000 Year 7 – 10: Rp135,600,000 Year 11 – 12: Rp163,200,000 Email info@globaljaya.com Website www.globaljaya.com

Global Jaya School (GJS) is located in a beautiful and popular area called Bintaro Jaya, which is a suburb of Jakarta. GJS is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School. This status reflects a rigorous selfevaluation and training process of which we are very proud. We are pleased to be authorised to offer three IB programmes: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and the IB Diploma Programme (DP). In addition, we are accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and a full member of the East Asia Regional Council of Schools (EARCOS).

Global Jaya School is a non-denominational community that encourages and teaches respect for others by valuing Indonesian culture while embracing international cultural awareness. Our school uses an international curriculum that fully supports mother tongue language development.

Our students are our strongest asset and are at the centre of our community. GJS students are talented, principled and active in their school lives. We are committed to delivering well-rounded academic and extracurricular programmes that prepare students to participate in the international community as valuable team members and leaders.

Communication with parents is of great importance to the teachers at GJS. Parents are regularly informed about their child’s progress through online reports, student portfolios, as well as e-communication such as ManageBac, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube video streaming. Active parent participation is encouraged to support the learning experiences provided by our dedicated and professional teachers; we find much better outcomes when parents are engaged and interested in their child’s academic pursuits.

Please take the time to browse our website, and if you have any queries kindly contact the school. We recommend that you take a personal tour of our purpose-built campus and experience the quality programmes and family atmosphere of our community.

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ICHTHUS SCHOOL Entry Requirements Ichthus School accepts local and international students from all faiths and nationalities. All students will sit for an Entrance Test prior to acceptance into Ichthus School.

South Campus Jl. Caringin Barat No. 1, Cilandak Barat, South Jakarta Tel: +62-21 7590 8850 Fax: +62-21 7590 8850 West Campus Jl. Surya Mandala III Blok N II No. 11, Sunrise Garden, West Jakarta Tel: +62-21 581 2228 Fax: +62-21 581 2229 Head of Admissions Ms Nina Raganatha (Ichthus South) Mr Andryan (Ichthus West) Age Group Primary (6 to 12) Secondary (12 to 16) Average Number of Pupils per Class 20 to 24 students School Terms 1st semester (July to December) 2nd semester (January to June) School Fee Range Please contact our admissions for further details Email marketing@ichthusschool.com Website www.ichthusschool.com

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Curriculum Ichthus School’s Primary curriculum uses an integrated, eclectic curriculum focusing on the student’s individual learning styles and strengths through the development of projects for each theme. The comprehensive and integrated curriculum of Ichthus School meets the rigorous requirements of various international accreditation bodies like WASC and ACSI. Ichthus School’s curriculum is fully accredited by WASC and ACSI. Our Secondary curriculum is designed around but not limited to the Cambridge secondary curriculum. Students sit for the external Cambridge IGCSE and A levels examinations in Grades 10 and 12 respectively. Indonesian students have the choice to sit for the Ujian Nasional in Grades 6, 9 and 12 as well.

Ichthus School is known for its strong academics and value-based education, with an emphasis on the Christian faith and character building. The school embraces creativity and multiple intelligence, collaborative and cooperative learning, entrepreneurial skills, sports and fitness, and performing and visual arts, as well as community services.

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21ST CENTURY TEACHER

BY PETER ARAMAN

The academic world is filled with articles and advocates of STEM, STEAM, flipped classrooms, online learning, technology in the classroom and many more similarly themed topics. Although each is important to 21st century teaching and curriculum development, there is one vital topic that is not given its due; the changing role of our teachers!

I ask everyone in education from board members to headmasters to teachers, parents and students to ponder one simple question. What makes a teacher IMPACTFUL in today’s world as compared to when you yourself were a ten-year-old student?

many areas of life, most notably in the professional workplace when an “old hand” takes on a new employee, helping during the transition to a new environment.

Given the world’s ever growing complexities, choice availability, impact of technology and the myriad of images, videos, and tools of communication, students seemingly have never had it so good, with knowledge and endless opportunities floating above within easy grasp.

As a principal working in the international community for the better part of my adult life, I will answer the question with just one word: mentorship.

Metaphorically the number of dots that need connecting for our children has grown exponentially in recent years. Mentoring/guiding students to connecting their own unique collection of dots is where I believe that a teacher can make the greatest positive impact to learning and character development.

The concept of mentoring dates back to ancient Greek civilization and was originally described by Homer as “The Wise and Trusted Counsellor.” In today’s society the concept has made its way into

The tenet of mentorship is based on a relationship of trust and mutual understanding built over time through shared experience. Dr. Pamela Cantor, founder of “Turnaround for Children”

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reiterated the importance of mentoring in a child’s development, saying “mentors serve as a thought partner for students on their life journey and empower students to become agents of their own change and development through the understanding of students’ aspirations and fears.”

This depth of impact that teachers can achieve is also greatly aided by building relationships or developing a contextual understanding of a student’s home life through regular shared experiences outside of the classroom.

Student advantages to having this added significant relationship to their lives are many, including; • The ability to chart a more personalised/ individualised learning journey • Developing a real sense of self-worth and meaning and purpose in life • Allowing passions to flourish and exploration of interests through platforms within a school system or within a community • Enabling students to develop a much higher degree of resiliency and internal value system by being there in a supportive role when the inevitable mistakes are made The “elephant in the room” so to speak is the undeniable fact that teachers, same as the rest of us, only have 24 hours in a day, and have their own family commitments and life dreams they want to pursue. It would be unfair to everyone involved to keep the past model of a teacher’s workday/workload and just ADD this major layer of time and commitment to it. In order for the positive impact of mentoring to take hold, a few fundamental changes must occur in the mindset of stakeholders in our educational system/school.

The most difficult shift is for stakeholders not to base their teacher compensation packages and or reward system/teacher reviews on the exam results of their students. Most schools do in fact employ this as a major factor in evaluating or hiring teachers and by doing so naturally create a culture where impactful mentoring would be difficult to take root.

Complementing this much needed shift from school administrators is the important task of making parents aware through seminars, discussion, invited speakers and actual real world data, that the skill sets needed for their own children as they enter young adulthood are radically different to the ones they themselves needed when they finished their education. For example, emerging technologies and collaborative problem solving are already seen as essential tools for graduating students. Entrepreneurship, long looked at as a niche skill set, is in demand for large, medium and small organisations across all sectors, in the developing and developed world alike. Without parents on board with the “why” it becomes impossible to implement the “how” and “what.”

I could go on forever, but will wrap up with one last important shift needed, that being the role, organisational structure and place of schools in society in general. Who said that school-based learning needs to take place between 7am and 4pm Monday to Friday? Why not have a school that is open seven days a week from 7am to 9pm with a flexible workforce of teacher mentors to support the variety of needs and learning opportunities available? Just as we are asking through mentorship for a bigger seat at the instilling values/character building table, so should educators be inviting parents for a big seat at the learning table!

Definitely more difficult to implement but it is very doable provided the organisation is equally flexible with its human resources policies.

Going back to our question at hand regarding a positively impactful teacher in today’s world, getting an A in Math in this world is a common achievement for millions of students every year; encountering a young adult full of passion for learning, integrity, empathy and respect for others is altogether too rare. Isn’t it time we did something about that?

Peter Araman is the Principal of SNA International School in Surabaya, part of Piaget Academy and can be reached at peteraraman@piagetacademy.org

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JAYAKARTA MONTESSORI Entry Requirements Children need to be between the ages of 1.5 and 11 years to be eligible.

Jl. Kemang Selatan 1, Blok L1, South Jakarta 12730 Tel: +62-21 719 4907 / 719 4908 Principal Gloria Lau, Siti Rohmattun Head of Admissions Siti Rohmatun Age Group 1.5 to 11 Average Number of Pupils per Class 5 –18 per class (five students per adult ratio) School Terms Semester 1: August – December Semester 2: January – June School Fee Range Rp87–290 million Email admin@jktmontessori.com Website www.jktmontessori.com

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Curriculum Located conveniently in Kemang, Jayakarta Montessori School is devoted to the education of children 1.5 to 11 years of age, and has developmentally appropriate programs that foster creativity, self-confidence and a natural love for learning. Guided by skilled Montessori-trained teachers in English-speaking classrooms, we promote children’s physical, social, emotional and mental development, thus providing an excellent foundation for life in larger schools.

The preschool focuses on practical life skills, motor skills, math and reading readiness, and social awareness. There is a focus on independence: a child’s ability to dress and feed his/herself, put things in their proper place, and share with friends and peers, all while fostering a good attitude towards learning and adapting to the school routine.

The elementary curriculum is international in scope and includes science, social studies, arts, language and math. Children leave the primary school with a broad ability and knowledge that prepares them for the educational challenges ahead.

We are open for enrolments and inquiries all year, so please drop by anytime. You may visit during preschool hours in order to observe a classroom and some activities, 8am–12pm, Monday– Friday. Free trial classes are also available by appointment. We also have a summer school through the month of June, and after-school activities for children three years and older.

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JAKARTA WORLD ACADEMY Curriculum • Early Years Foundation Stage (6 months to 4 years) • Cambridge Primary Curriculum Stage 1 (5 to 6 years) A focus on the holistic development of a “unique child” is what Jakarta World Academy (JWA) offers young active learners.

Following the principles of prime and specific areas of development, with the provisions of a strong multi-lingual environment (which includes English, Chinese and Bahasa Indonesia), JWA provides a balanced, rigorous, and engaging Early Years program to help children realise their learning potential – physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially.

JWA teachers and staff value highly the essential role of children’s physical learning environments; their individual interests and differences; and their relationship with their surroundings, which involves family, peers and teachers.

Established in 2010, with a diverse group of students of different nationalities, JWA has provided hundreds of students with valuable early childhood education. JWA students truly enjoy their learning journey, and develop into creative and active critical thinkers, eager to explore and discover the world around them.

We enthusiastically welcome parents to come and visit our school.

CHUBB Square Building 8 th Floor, Jl. MH Thamrin 10, Central Jakarta 10230 Tel: +62-21 2993 7234 Age Group Infant: 6 months to 1 year Toddler: 1 to 2 years Nursery: 2 to 3 years Pre-Kindergarten: 3 – 4 years Kindergarten 1: 4 – 5 years Kindergarten 2: 5 – 6 years School Terms Term 1: July to September Term 2: October to December Term 3: January to March Term 4: April to June Email admissions@jwa-jkt.com Website www.jwa-jkt.com

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KHARISMA BANGSA

Kharisma Bangsa provides a high quality STEM-focused and college preparatory education for students. Kharisma Bangsa is adopting Cambridge education for elementary, middle and high school students.

Jl. Terbang Layang No.21, Pondok Cabe Udik, Pamulang, South Tangerang Tel: +62-21 742 7122 WA: +62 857 1040 0800 Principal Mr Imam Husnan Nugroho (High School Principal) Mr Sandra Susanto (Middle School Principal) Ms Siti Zubaidah (Elementary School Principal) Head of Admissions Ms Fitriani Age Group 6 to 18 years old Elementary (1 to 6) Middle (7 to 9) High (10 to 12) Average Number of Students per Class Elementary School: 18–21 Middle & High School: 18–24 School Terms 1st Semester: July to December 2nd Semester: January to May School Fee Range Please contact the Admission Office for further details.

Email admission@kharismabangsa.sch.id Website www.kbs.sch.id

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Our mission is to educate future leaders who will become role models, responsible and inspiring citizens in their communities for the betterment of their countries and the world. Kharisma Bangsa ensures that the education system is optimised to the highest quality which guarantees the development of students’ skills.

We offer a vast variety of opportunities to develop students’ communication skills and utilise technology in the education process to help create an exceptional student learning environment.

Students who would like to enrol at our middle and high school should take an admission test to assess their academic standing and English level. Students will also complete a psychology test and an interview.

“Diversity, Excellence, Accountability and Respect”

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KINDERLAND PRE-SCHOOL Entry Requirements Admission open all year round. Students will be placed based on their age group.

Kinderland Pondok Indah Jl. Caringin Barat No. 1, Cilandak, South Jakarta 12430 Tel: +62-21 7590 8818 Kinderland Bonavista Jl. Bonavista Raya, Lebak Bulus, South Jakarta 12440 Tel: +62-21 769 2988 Kinderland Pakubuwono Jl. Pakubuwono IV No.1, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta 12120 Tel: +62-21 725 0320 Kinderland Pulo Mas Jl. Kayu Putih Raya No. 15 A, Pulo Mas, East Jakarta 13260 Tel: +62-21 470 6722 Kinderland Sunrise Garden Jl. Surya Timur Blok A No. 5, Kedoya, West Jakarta 11520 Tel: +62-21 580 2323 Kinderland Muara Karang Jl. Muara Karang Blok Y3-Timur No. 12, North Jakarta 14450 Tel: +62-21 660 2966 Kinderland Kuningan Jl. Mega Kuningan Barat, E3.5 kAV. 7 Kuningan, South Jakarta 12950 Tel: +62-21 660 2966 Age Group Playgroup: 1 – 2 Pre-Nursery1: 2 – 2.5 Pre-Nursery2: 2.5 – 3 Nursery: 3 – 4 Kindergarten1: 4 – 5 Kindergarten2: 5 – 6 Average Number of Pupils per Class 15 – 20 (2 teachers per class) School Terms Four terms in one academic year School Fee Range Rp30,000,000 – 50,000,000 annually Email inquiry@kinderlandindonesia.com

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Curriculum Kinderland offers quality, activity-based, educational programmes to nurture young minds. Parents are thus assured of continuity and consistency in the care and education of their children. Our exclusive KIC curriculum takes on a holistic approach to develop the total child.

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LYCÉE FRANÇAIS DE JAKARTA Entry Requirements Application form and all required documents, parent and student interview with head of primary for bilingual classes.

Jl. Cipete Dalam no.32, South Jakarta 12410 Tel: +62-21 750 3062 Principal Mr Jean-Pascal Gerber Admissions Officer Ms Christina Puji Age Group 3 to 18 Average Number of Pupils per Class Kindergarten: 16 Primary: 18 Secondary: 20 School Terms Term 1: September to December Term 2: January to March/April Term 3: April to early July School Fee Range Rp110 to 220 million Email secretariatprim@lfjakarta.org Website www.lifdejakarta.org

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Curriculum With 500 students from over 30 different nationalities, the French School of Jakarta (LFJ) is an inviting, family-friendly school where children feel comfortable. Implementing the French national curriculum under the supervision of highly qualified and experienced teachers and with special emphasis on foreign languages, LFJ helps students grow into global citizens by developing their knowledge, skills and creativity.

To accommodate non-French speaking families wishing to join our school, a language integration class welcomes children from 6 to 10 years old. And starting September 2019, LFJ will offer an International American Section for students from 6 to 8 years old.

LFJ is accredited by the Agency for French Education Abroad and therefore is part of the world’s largest educational network, with almost 500 schools in 137 countries. Wherever your professional life takes you, an AEFE school will be nearby, guaranteeing the quality requirements of the French educational system for your children.

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NATIONALHIGH JAKARTA SCHOOL NationalHigh Jakarta School (NHJS), began receiving students in 2002, offering 12 years of seamless Primary, Secondary and Junior College education. NHJS is the pioneer of the group of ‘P.I.A.G.E.T’ schools in Indonesia.

Jl. Pos Pengumben 41, Joglo West Jakarta Tel: +62-21 5890 2962 Principal Mr Ang Hwee Khoon Head of Admissions Ms Ermien Noerwulandari Age Group Primary: 6 – 11 Secondary: 12 –15 Junior College: 16 – 17 Average Number of Pupils per Class 20 – 25 School Terms 1st Term: July – September 2nd Term: October – December 3rd Term: January – March 4th Term: April – June School Fee Range Please contact our Admission Officer for further details Benchmarking Examinations Year 6 : iPSLE Year 10: Cambridge IGCSE Year 12: Cambridge 'A' Level Email contactus@nh.piagetacademy.org Website www.nationalhighjakartaschool.com

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The P.I.A.G.E.T Schools come under the direction and supervision of P.I.A.G.E.T Academy. P.I.A.G.E.T Academy, which started in 2001 as an international school in Singapore adopting the Singapore education system and its examinations. Today P.I.A.G.E.T Academy has transformed into an organisation that has developed its own unique brand of education – P.I.A.G.E.T Education – blending the best of both the east and the west.

School facilities include soccer stadium, swimming pool (25 x 13m), indoor sports hall (basketball court, futsal, badminton, hockey, etc), auditorium, Learning Resource Centre (LRC), computer lab, well equipped science lab, GEMS room, health center, WiFi, students lounge, multi-media equipped classrooms, music studio, art and craft studio and food studio.

CURRICULUM: The P.I.A.G.E.T Schools are the only schools in Indonesia conferred as the Partner School of the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB). The 12-year PIAGET Education Journey scaffolds the development of the child in three areas – Education of the heart, Education of the mind and Education for life skills. The variety of exciting academic and character building programmes supports the realization of every child’s potential to excel and attain good results and sound character.

ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES: Various extra-curricular activities, Immersion Programmes, Project Work, Pastoral Care & Moral Education, and 21st Century Skills Programmes (Life skills, Leadership Course and Thinking Communication-Presentation Skills).

Core Values: Passion, Integrity, Adaptability, Grace, Excellence, Teamwork (P.I.A.G.E.T) Vision: Creating a better world through education.

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NIS JAKARTA A NORD ANGLIA EDUCATION SCHOOL Entry Requirements Admissions throughout the school year, conditional on all educational and admission requirements being met. NIS is a non-selective school. However, any specific learning issues will be discussed with parents prior to any formal application being made or accepted.

Jalan NIS 1 Kenanga Terusan Ampera Raya – Cilandak Jakarta 12560 Tel: +62-21 782 3930 Principal Niki Meehan Admission Officer Pinky Sianturi Age Group Early Years (1.5 to 5) Primary Years (6 to 12) Average Number of Pupils per Class Primary Years: 20 School Terms Term 1: 13 August 2019 to 18 December 2019 Term 2: 8 January 2020 to 20 March 2020 Term 3: 6 April 2020 to 18 June 2020 School Fee Range Approx. Rp 85–275 million Facebook NIS Jakarta Instagram @nisjakarta Email admissions@nis.or.id Website www.nis.or.id 42

Curriculum NIS Jakarta is the first Nord Anglia Education School in Indonesia, offering a dynamic international education to young learners aged 18 months to 12 years. Our welcoming atmosphere and leafy green campus provide a haven for our truly international community in the heart of the city. Our internationally recognised curricula not only provide a strong academic core but also support the development of young people who are curious, knowledgeable, compassionate and motivated to succeed. We recruit only the best international teachers to make every day impactful for our students. We are ambitious for every child and personalise learning to ensure that every child is nurtured to flourish. Your child and whole family will love being part of our learning community.

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PLAY DOUGH PRESCHOOL

Entry requirements Minimum age of 1.5 years.

Puri Casablanca Residences, Tower Cattleya, Level B1, Jl. Puri Casablanca No.1, Menteng Dalam 12870, Jakarta Tel: +62-21 8379 9687 / 8379 9688 WhatsApp: +62-822 8888 9687 Principal & School Director Mrs Lusiana Makmun Murod School Manager Mr Andrew Tobing Age group 1.5 – 6 years old Average number of pupils per class 20 (1:7 student to teacher ratio) School terms Four terms (August to May) Summer Session (June to July) School fee range Rp2,320,000 – 4,500,000 per month Instagram @playdoughpreschool Twitter @playdoughindo Email admin@playdoughpreschool.com Website www.playdoughpreschool.com

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Play Dough Preschool is an international standard preschool, conducted in full English using an active learning approach, for children aged 1.5 to 6 years of age, where children’s interests are at the core of their learning activities. We believe children learn best when they are interested and excited about what they are doing, have hands-on experience with materials and toys, and encounter real-life problems whilst solving them using their own knowledge and skills.

Our facilities include large classrooms filled with toys and learning materials, hygienically clean bathrooms in each classroom, large outdoor playgrounds with cushioned flooring, and a swimming pool for our Water Fun activities.

We offer a two-day, three-day and regular five-day program.

Please visit our office for a full list of school fees.

For a two-day free trial, please contact us today to find the best available dates.

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Strategies to Enhance Students’ Engagement in the Classroom

BY MS. ZAIDA PUYO (GRADE 2 LEVEL HEAD, BINUS SCHOOL SIMPRUG)

Engagement activities are contributory factors to a successful learning atmosphere. If properly implemented in the classroom, they increase students’ attention, motivate them to practice higher-level critical thinking skills and promote meaningful learning experiences.

Engagement activities can be supported by creating a toolbox that contains different strategies that make the lessons more alive and productive.

These strategies are not only commonly used in the classroom but they are also research-based and their findings are significantly noticeable in the learning process.

These research-based strategies include the following: 1. The Magic Wand. This engagement strategy provides evidence that are sufficiently active among students. Their comments become more sophisticated over time as more connections to ideas are made (Engle & Constant, 2002).

Research and Teaching Hints • Repetition of ideas is observed. Students are cued to point out similarities in responses using appropriate language expressions.

• Suggested prompts for the students: My idea is similar to/related to …; my idea is built upon…

Process • The teacher extends one arm and slowly moves across the classroom.

• The teacher goes around the class allowing students to share ideas.

2. Think-Write – Pair Share. This strategy increases the quality of student responses and gives them time to reflect; information is stored in long-term memory (Mohs, 2009). This was developed by Lyman (1981) to encourage students’ classroom participation.

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Research and Teaching Hints • Writing down the students’ responses fosters accountability.

• Appropriate language expressions are encouraged between partners.

• Suggested prompts for the students: My partner clarified that… mentioned that…; we agreed on…

Process • Think: Students are given quiet time to THINK about a response.

• Write: Students WRITE the answer to the question independently.

• Pair: Students are cued to PAIR with a seatmate and discuss their responses, noting similarities and differences.

• Share: After reflecting with a partner, students are invited to SHARE with the class.

3. Talking Chips. This strategy uses any kind of game token, an eraser, slip of paper or any other small tangible item. This was introduced by Kagan (1988).

Research and Teaching Hints • Encourages the “blurters” to hold their tongues and the “laggers” to think ahead (Canine & Kammeenui, 2006) • Promotes equal participation among groups • Best implemented when there are multiple answers to a question and all learners can cooperate 4. Ambassadors. This strategy expects everyone in the group to answer the questions following the discussion. The structure of ambassadors comes from “Number Heads Together” and is derived from the work of Kagan (1989).

Research and Teaching Hints • Inquiry is natural and continuous and leads to thoughtful and reflective exploration and ideas (Costa & Kalick, 2000).

• Lower achievers gain confidence.

• Students are more willing to take risks and share ideas.

• Suggested prompts for the students: “We predicted a very different outcome; our reaction was similar to…”

Process • Teacher asks a series of questions, one at a time.

• Students discuss possible answers to each question with teammates for a specific amount of time depending on the complexity of a task.

• Students “put their heads together” in order to solve the problem and ensure that everyone in the group can answer the question.

• The teacher randomly calls students with the specific number to answer as ambassador on behalf of their team.

• Students are encouraged to acknowledge similarities and differences between their team’s

information and build meaning from the text by analysing the author’s purpose in writing (Beck, McKeown, Hamilton & Kucan,1997) Guide questions • What is the author’s message?

• What does the message mean?

• How is the message connected to you as a reader?

• Does the connection make sense to you?

• Do you think the message is what the author tells us? Prove answer from the text.

Process • Teacher presents written content to the students.

• Teacher allows students to use the guideline to Question the Author.

In implementing these strategies, students will take an active part in their own learning and their ideas are valued.

5. Questioning the Author. This strategy encourages the students to interact with

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RAFFLES CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Raffles Christian School was founded in 2005 with a campus in Pondok Indah, South Jakarta. An additional two campuses in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta, and Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta, were added under the Raffles Group of Schools umbrella in 2010 – and a fourth campus at Pondok Indah in November 2015.

Pondok Indah Campus 1 Jl. Gedung Hijau Raya I No. 1 Pondok Indah, Jakarta Selatan 12310 Tel: +62-21 7590 3342 Fax: +62-21 7590 3414 Pondok Indah Campus 2 Arteri Pondok Indah No.1 Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda RT9/RW11, Kebayoran Lama, Jakarta 12240 Tel: +62-21 722 6047 Fax: +62-21 7590 3414 Kelapa Gading Campus Jl. Gading Pelangi No. 1 Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14240 Tel: +62-21 4587 4222 Fax: +62-21 4587 4225 Kebon Jeruk Campus Jl. Meruya Ilir No. 89, Meruya Utara, Jakarta Barat 11620 Tel: +62-21 586 7548/49 E-mail admission@raffles-international.org Website www.raffles-international.org

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The school is a Certified Cambridge Centre for International Examinations (CIE), offering an international curriculum in the IGCSE and International AS and A Level examinations.

Anchored by a highly dedicated, passionate and caring teaching faculty who are equipped with sound pedagogical practices, Raffles provides a rich and challenging learning environment that ignites our students’ passion for learning and inquiry. We build a strong academic foundation for our students, catering to their diverse interests, and opening the doors to many opportunities for their future success.

The wide range of CCAs and programs that we offer aims to provide our students with opportunities to develop lifelong interests and broaden their experience, preparing them to face the challenges of the 21st century. We value and understand our students’ unique personalities, and seek to develop their character through our pastoral system so that they are socially and emotionally equipped to embrace the challenges awaiting them after high school.

Entry Requirements Assessment in English and Mathematics

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ROYAL PRIMARY ACADEMY Entry Requirements Assessment and interview with principal Curriculum Regality Academy (Preschool) is a school that develops International Mindedness and focuses on developing the whole child based upon the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum.

The curriculum develops confidence, curiosity and creativity.

Our children are learning to be leaders, learners, responsible and respectful.

The Kuningan Place, Lumina Tower, 9th floor. Jl. Kuningan Utama Lot 15, Jakarta 12960 P: +62-2208 3160/+62-811 889 9400 Principal Mrs Shelley Gibson Head of Admissions Mei Chen Widjaja Age Group Kindergarten 1 (turning 4 by October 31) Kindergarten 2 (turning 5 by October 31) Primary 1–6 (6–12 years old) Average Number of Pupils per Class Maximum 15 students/class (Preschool) Maximum 25 students/class (Primary) with 2 teachers per class (1 expat and 1 national) School Terms 1 year = 4 terms School Fee Range Around Rp64–200 million per year Email info_rpa@royalacademy.sch.id Web www.royalacademy.sch.id 52

Royal Primary Academy aims to prepare children with 21st century leadership and life skills, delivering the International Primary Curriculum and complemented by the “Leader In Me” program developing not just education but also the child’s character.

The IPC curriculum promotes eight personal goals (adaptability, communication, cooperation, enquiry, morality, resilience, respect and thoughtfulness) which we believe are necessary for children of the 21st century and beyond. These personal goals are abilities and characteristics that children will need to equip them for an everchanging world. The “Leader in Me” is a whole-school program aiming to transform the school community into a community of leaders. The program teaches students, teachers, staff and parents 21st century leadership and life skills and creates a culture of student empowerment based on the idea that every child can be a leader.

Academic excellence is promoted through the UK curriculum for English and Singapore Maths.

A world class education with amazing students and staff.

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SAMPOERNA ACADEMY

L’Avenue Building, Jl. Raya Pasar Minggu Kav.16, Pancoran, South Jakarta Tel: +62-813 3000 3002 Principals Ms Frida Dwiyanti (Primary Principal) Mr Ryan Krause (Secondary Principal) Head of Admissions Ms Melly Liem Age Group Playgroup: 2 – 3 Pre-Kindergarten: 3 – 4 Kindergarten 1: 4 – 5 Kindergarten 2: 5 – 6 Grade 1–12: 6 – 16 For secondary, maximum class size: 24 Average class size: 18 Average Number of Pupils per Class Playgroup: 1–15 Pre-Kindergarten: 18 Kindergarten 1: 22 Kindergarten 2 to Grade 12: 24 School Terms 4 terms / 2 semesters School Fee Range Rp58,320,000 – Rp109,530,000 yearly Email info@sampoernaacademy.sch.id Website www.sampoernaacademy.sch.id

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Entry Requirements Application fee receipt • Two passport-sized photos of student • One passport-sized photo of each parent/guardian • Photocopy of birth certificate of student • Photocopy of passports of student and parents (if applicable) • Photocopy of Kartu Tanda Penduduk of parents (if applicable) • Photocopy of Kartu Keluarga (if applicable) • Photocopy of KITAS (if applicable) • Photocopy of all education certificates (if applicable) • Photocopy of school reports for last two years (if applicable) • Photocopy of any English language test results (if applicable) • Certified translations of documents that are not in English (if applicable) • Photocopy of any reports from specialists (if applicable) • Photocopy of any previous Individual Education Plans (if applicable) Curriculum Cambridge for Primary and Secondary; for Grade 11 & 12, A Level, ACP & IB Diploma.

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SEKOLAH PELITA HARAPAN Entry Requirements Student admission test and interview/observation SPH Lippo Village 2500 Bulevar Palem Raya, Lippo Village, Tangerang 15811 Tel: +62-21 546 0233 / +62-882 1546 0234 Email: sph-lv@shp.ac.id SPH Sentul City Jl. Babakan Madang, Sentul City, Bogor 16810 Tel: +62-21 8796 0234 / +62-877 7857 7711 Email: sph-sc@sph.ac.id SPH Lippo Cikarang Jl. Dago Permai No.1 Komp. Dago Villas Lippo Cikarang, Bekasi 17550 +62-21 897 2786 / +62-813 1122 4656 Email: sph-lc@sph.ac.id SPH Kemang Village Jl. Pangeran Antasari 36, South Jakarta 12150 Tel: +62-21 2905 6789 / +62-812 8368 2158 Email: sph-kv@sph.ac.id SPH Pluit Village Pluit Village Mall, 4th Floor, Jl. Pluit Indah Raya, North Jakarta 14450 Tel: +62-21 6667 0315 / +62-812 9744 5567 Email: sph-pv@sph.ac.id Academic Advisor Mr Matthew Mann Head of Admissions Mrs Lisiana Age Group Early Childhood: 1 to 3 Kindergarten: 3 to 6 Junior School: 6 to 12 Senior School: 12 to 18 Average Number of Pupils per Class Early Childhood: 10 Kindergarten: 18 Junior School: 20 Senior School: 20 School Terms 1st Semester: July to December 2nd Semester: January to June School Fee Range Rp28,600,000 – 297,200,000 Website www.sph.edu

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Curriculum For over 25 years, Sekolah Pelita Harapan (SPH) has offered high quality and holistic Christian education for Indonesia. With a total enrolment of 2,106 students across five schools around Jakarta, SPH exists to prepare students to become tomorrow’s leaders and world citizens.

SPH schools are accredited through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), and are members of the Council of International Schools (CIS).

Our schools emphasise Indonesian identity and culture as well as the importance of living as a global citizen. The comprehensive academic, art, sport, music, science, biblical foundation and community service programs are designed to produce high quality graduating students. All our graduates pursue higher education in well-respected universities around the world.

SPH teachers are recruited both locally and internationally. All teachers are well qualified and willing to engage in continuous professional development. SPH also has excellent international standard facilities to support creative teaching and effective learning. Above all, our SPH community always stays true to our vision of True Knowledge, Faith in Christ and Godly Character in everything we do.

Visit our campuses and experience firsthand the premiere education to build a solid foundation for your child.

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SEKOLAH PERKUMPULAN MANDIRI Entry Requirements • Trial, observation and interview with parent (Kindergarten 1 to Primary 3) • Entrance test, observation and interview with parent (Primary 4 to Senior High Grade 12)

Jln. DR.GSSY Ratulangi No.5 & 14, Menteng, Central Jakarta 10310 Tel: +62-21 392 4384 WhatsApp: +62 816 169 0005 Principal Mrs Diah Samsiati Rajasa (Kindergarten & Primary) Mr Ari Ardianto (Junior & Senior High School) Head of Admissions Mr Glenn Thompson Age Group Kindergarten (4 to 6) Primary (6 to 12) High School (12 to 18) Average Number of Pupils per Class Kindergarten (17 to 25) Primary (17 to 25) High School (10 to 20) School Terms 1st Semester (July to December) 2nd Semester (January to June) School Fee Range Available upon request Email admin@spm.sch.id Website www.spm.sch.id

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Curriculum National Curriculum 2013 and Cambridge A-Levels (Primary to Senior High School) Welcome to Sekolah Perkumpulan Mandiri (SPM). We are an “A” accredited National School with an international perspective.

Established in 1995, we are the first school in Indonesia that adopted the “7 Habits for Highly Successful People.” In addition we are the first “The Leader in Me Lighthouse School” outside of North America. We hold a 100 percent graduation record and due to our University preparation practices, SPM alumni continue to the top national and international Universities.

We are located in the heart of Menteng, Central Jakarta. Placing lifelong learning first, our dedicated and highly experienced teaching team engages students in holistic, student-centred learning. Classes are spacious and comfortable (maximum 25 students per class) with two homeroom teachers (in Kindergarten and Primary). Our students unleash their potential through the 7 Habits, an integrated curriculum, real-life experiences, quality tools, an engaged community and our international standards.

FREE Trial and Entrance Tests for all grades. Scholarship opportunities available.

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SINARMAS WORLD ACADEMY Entry Requirements Entrance tests and/or observations; please contact Admissions Office for details.

Jl. TM Pahlawan Seribu CBD Lot XV BSD City, Tangerang 15322 Tel: +62-21 5316 1400 Age Group Early Years: 1 – 5 Elementary: 6 – 10 Middle School: 11 – 14 High School: 15 – 17 School Terms 1st Term: July to September 2nd Term: October to December 3rd Term: January to March 4th Term: April to June School Fee Range Please contact Admissions Office for further details Email admissions@swa-jkt.com Website www.swa-jkt.com

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Curriculum SINARMAS WORLD ACADEMY (SWA) provides an international experience from Toddler to Grade 12, with a goal to achieve academic excellence. English is the language of instruction, and all students study Bahasa Indonesia and Mandarin. SWA offers a strong Chinese program in partnership with the prestigious Peking University Kindergarten and Elementary School, Beijing, China.

SWA offers a challenging and engaging Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework from the UK that develops students physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially. Starting from Kindergarten 2 to Grade 5, SWA offers the Cambridge Primary Program integrated with PKU national curriculum, along with any other international curriculum standard. In Grades 6 to 10, the syllabus from Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) is integrated within the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Program (MYP) curriculum framework. The School shapes the curriculum according to national requirements and to the school’s Asian cultural identity.

In Grades 11 and 12, students follow the IB Diploma Program, where the curriculum and assessment procedures are prescribed in detail to meet the requirements for university entrance around the world.

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SINGAPORE INTERCULTURAL SCHOOL BONA VISTA (SIS BV)

Jl. Bona Vista Raya, Lebak Bulus, South Jakarta 12440 Tel: +62-21 7591 4414 Principal Mr John P Birch Head of Admissions Monika Arviany (monika@sisschools.org ) Age Group Pre-School (18 months to 6 years) Primary (6 to 12 years) Secondary (up to 16 years) Junior College / IB (up to 19 years) School Terms January Intake BV 1 (January to December) Play Club–Junior College 2 1st Term (January to March) 2nd Term (April to June) 3rd Term (July to September) 4th Term (October to December) July Intake BV II (July to June) Primary – Secondary 1st Term (July to September) 2nd Term (October to December) 3rd Term (January to March) 4th Term (April to June) School Fee Range Visit our website for details Instagram & Facebook @sisbonavista Email sisbonavista@sisschools.org Website www.sisschools.org/sis-bonavista 62

Entry Requirements 1. A completed enrolment checklist (including the previous two years academic transcripts) 2. A placement interview by the Head Teacher and Head of Division (student and parent) Curriculum A very warm welcome to Singapore Intercultural School, a school with great vision, purpose and commitment to the future of the students in our care. We have a sense of pride in our students, staff and school as a community. Singapore Intercultural School (SIS) Bona Vista, is the flagship school of SIS Group of Schools. SIS first opened its doors in 1996 from Preschool to Junior College level represented by over 25 student nationalities.

With a distinctive combination of the world-renowned curricula, incorporating the Singapore model as a foundation, the Cambridge International Assessment and Examination system and finally offering the revered International Baccalaureate in Junior College, SIS Bona Vista most certainly delivers a personalised quality education. SIS Bona Vista is a school that recognises the importance of academic success without underestimating the role that education plays in helping students to develop a wider understanding of themselves and others.

SIS Bona Vista consistently encourages students to develop selfconfidence and self-discipline in a caring environment, and has a sense of pride in their students, staff and school as a community.

SIS incorporates an enquiry-based approach and utilises extended projects within our comprehensive program. Important life and 21st century skills are enhanced through our unique PACE initiative: Perseverance, Analytical Thinking, Collaboration/Communication and Entrepreneurism encourage our students to Strive, Inspire and Succeed.

It would be a pleasure to welcome you in person to Singapore Intercultural School Bona Vista. Please explore our website and contact us to arrange a visit or to ask us more about our school.

Inspired Learning for Inspired Futures.

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SINGAPORE NATIONAL ACADEMY Entry Requirements Applicants can take an entry test to assess their academic standing and abilities in English language, math and science. If a year group is full, applicants may ask to be placed on a waiting list.

Main Campus Raya Pepelegi Pondok Maspion IV Blok GH No. 1-6, Waru, Sidoarjo 61256 Tel: +62-31 853 1920 Fax: +62-31 853 1923 West Campus Telaga Utama Blok D1 No. 31-32 Bukit Golf Citraraya, Surabaya 60219 Tel: +62-31 741 9694 Fax: +62-31 741 6289 Principal Mr Peter Araman Head of Admissions Ms Fenny Kodradjaja Age Group ELC (Playgroup to Kindergarten) Primary (Y1 to Y6) High School (Y7 to Y12) Average numbers of pupils per class ELC: max. 18 Primary: max. 25 High School: max. 25 School Fee Range Please contact our Marketing Officer for further information School Terms 1st Term: July to September 2nd Term: September to December 3rd Term: January to March 4th Term: April to June Instagram snaschool Email info@sna.piagetacademy.org 64

Curriculum Montessori, Singapore Curriculum and Cambridge Program.

Singapore National Academy school is a premier world class school that offers quality Pre K to Year 12 seamless education that uses English language as its first medium of instruction, with Chinese language and bahasa Indonesia as second and third languages respectively.

Learning in SNA expands beyond the classroom walls. Students are encouraged to embrace technology from a very young age.

Students are inspired to enquire and imagine through our activitybased lessons and experimental real world learning journeys.

Students are trained and equipped with essential skills such as leadership. teamwork, communication and self-direction as SNA is committed to provide world class education to prepare every child for tomorrow’s world.

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Jogjakarta Community School

Early Years Primary School Secondary School Why Choose JCS JCS is a unique place for our children to grow and where we encourage enjoyment in learning. Our holistic approach to child development empowers children to become conďŹ dent and engaged learners, enabling each of them to reach their individual potential.

Why JCS is Special Starting from 2+ years Positive approach to life-long learning Experienced practitioners BeneďŹ ts from small class sizes Offers the English National Curriculum

Please visit our school website and find out more about JCS. Jl. Watugede, Mudal, Sariharjo, Ngaglik, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 55581 66

+62 274 2835255

+62 0811 2576 164

jogjakartacommunityschool@gmail.com

www.jogjacommunityschool.org

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YOGYAKARTA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

YIS Campus Jalan Tegal Mlati No.1 Jombor Lor RT02-RW018 Sinduadi, Mlati, Sleman, Yogyakarta M/ WA: +62-822 4104 4242 T: +62-274 530 5147 F: +62-274 530 5148 Principal Mrs Kimberly Kingry Age Group Early years: 3–6 years old Primary School: 6–12 years old Junior High School: 12–16 years old Senior High School: 16–19 years old Average Number of Students per Class Class sizes vary per grade level, and are typically between 12 and 24 students.

School Terms The YIS academic year is subdivided into four terms, starting in the third week of August 2019, and ending in the third week of June 2020.

School Fee Range As a not-for-profit educational institute, the YIS offers high-quality education at affordable basic school fees that cover the basic cost related to education.

Email info@yis-edu.org Website www@yis-edu.org

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Entry Requirements YIS welcomes all international and Indonesian students. Joining the YIS involves a three-step procedure: (i) Registration of new students may be done online through our website (www.yis-edu.org), or at the YIS front office. (ii) Admission depends on the capacity of the school, on student record of previous schools, and on admission tests by the YIS. (iii) Annual enrollment renewal is required before the start of each Academic Year. Students may be enrolled during the ongoing school year, with placement at the discretion of the school.

Curriculum YIS is an Authorized International Baccalaureate World School (IB).

The YIS Curriculum is based on the Early Years and Primary Years Program (IB-PYP), on the Middle Years Program (IB-MYP) and on the Diploma Program (IB-DP). For Indonesian students, the YIS Curriculum is integrated with the Ujian Nasional (UN). YIS academic transcripts and diplomas are acknowledged by other IB schools in Indonesia and overseas, and world-class universities.

The YIS Syllabus covers a broad range of subjects, including foreign languages, mathematics, sciences, environmental studies, history, geography, music, arts and physical education. Extra-curricular activities foster athletic, creative and technical skills. Education is delivered in English by a team of international and national IB-trained teachers.

The YIS is located in the historic city of Yogyakarta that is renowned as center of culture and education. The school was founded in 1989 and is currently the only school in Yogyakarta that is licensed by the Ministry of Education and Culture to offer an international curriculum. The YIS operates as a private school under the legal umbrella of the Yogyakarta International Education Foundation (YPIY). The YIS Campus of 6,5 hectares offers excellent outdoor sports facilities and serene botanical gardens, free of air pollution and far away from traffic noise.

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TUTOR TIME Entry Requirements School Trials and Guest Students

Jl. Kemang Utara Raya No. 56, South Jakarta 12730 Tel: +62-21 718 2087 / 7179 3139 Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda No. 1, South Jakarta 12240 Tel: +62-21 7279 8185 / 7279 8223 School Administrator Tutor Time Kemang Ms Vriti Mahtani School Administrator Tutor Time Pondok Indah Ms Margie Teillers Age Groups Mini Me (6–18 months) Toddler (1–2 years old) Twos (2–3 years old) Preschool (3–4 years old) Pre-Kindergarten (4–5 years old) Kindergarten (5–6 years old) Average Number of Pupils per Class Small class size with good teacher-child ratio School Terms 1st term: July to September 2nd term: October to December 3rd term: January to March 4th term: March to May Summer 3 weeks School Fee Range From Rp3 million per term Email info@tutortime.co.id Website www.tutortime.co.id

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Curriculum We apply our proprietary curriculum and also certified early childhood education curriculum from USA. Learn from the Start: Starting from 1 year old until 3 years old, we apply this curriculum which focuses on important early childhood milestones.

LifeSmart: We recognise that every child learns differently and every child is smart. That’s why our curriculum is inspired

by Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences theory. It provides opportunities for children to develop their minds and abilities through different approaches, materials, and experiences.

Second Step: Social-emotional skills are just as important as learning reading or math and are essential for success in school, work, and life. Second Step is a social emotional curriculum from USA, designed specifically for early childhood education.

Grow Fit: A healthy body nurtures a healthy mind. Our GrowFit program emphasises healthy snacks in classrooms and daily physical exercise.

STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics can be taught from a very early age and helps children excel in logical thinking.

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Education Directory List JAKARTA ACS Jakarta Jl. Bantar Jati, Kelurahan Setu, Jakarta Timur 103880 T: +62-21 8459 7175 E: info@acsjakarta.sch.id W: www.acsjakarta.sch.id ACG School Jakarta Jl. Warung Jati Barat No.19, Pasar Minggu, Jakarta Selatan 12510 T: +62-21 780 5636 E: acgjkt@acgedu.com W: www.acgedu.com ACT Education Solutions 2nd Floor, Unit 2D-1, The Boulevard No.5, Jl. H. Fachrudin, Jakarta Pusat 10250 T: +62-21 3199 1451 E: jakartaoffice@ acteducationsolutions.com W: www.actinternationalservices. com AIS Indonesia Jl. Kemang Timur No. 81, Jakarta Selatan 2730 T: +62-21 7179 2949 Jl. Pejaten Barat No. 69, South Jakarta 12510 T: +62-21 782 1141 E: admissions@ais-indonesia.com W: www.ais-indonesia.com Beacon Academy Jakarta Jl. Pegangsaan Dua No. 66, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14250 T: +62-21 460 3480 E: marketing@ beaconacademy.net W: www.beaconacademy.net BINUS School, Simprug Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda Kav. G-8 Simprug, Jakarta Selatan T: +62-21 724 3663 ext. 4120–4122 E: admissions@binus.edu W: simprug. binus.sch.id Chiltern House Preschool Jl. Simpruk Garden VIII No. 1 (Jl. Kramat 1 RT 01 RW 02), Jakarta Selatan 12220 T: +62-21 2912 6071 E: enquiries@juliagabriel.id W: www.juliagabriel.id/ch

Discovery Center Jl. Haji Abdul Majid Dalam No. 28, Cipete, Jakarta Selatan T: +62-21 765 7040 E: abcshang@rad.net.id W: www.discoverycenter.co.id Global Sevilla Puri Indah Campus Jl. Kembangan Raya Blok JJ No.1, Puri Indah, Jakarta Barat T: +62-21 580 6699 F: +62-21 582 8690 Pulomas Campus Jl. Pulo Mas Jaya, Pacuan Kuda Pulo Mas. Jakarta Timur 13210 T: +62-21 4788 2288

T: +62-21 581 2228 E: ichthus_sij@cbn.net.id W: www.ichthusschool.com Jakarta Intercultural School Jl. Terogong Raya No.33, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan 12430 T: +62-21 769 2555 ext. 16566 E: admissions@jisedu.or.id W: www.jisedu.or.id Jakarta Montessori School Jl. Durian No. 10 Jagakarsa, Jakarta Selatan 12620 T: +62-21 727 2162 E: admin@jakartamontessori.com W: www.jakartamontessori.com

GMIS Jakarta Jl. H.B.R. Motik, Blok D6, Kav No. 1, Kota Baru Bandar Kemayoran, Jakarta Pusat 10630 T: +62-21 65865667-8-9 E: headmaster@gandhijkt.org W:www.gandhijkt.org

Jakarta World Academy CHUBB Square Building, 8 th Floor Thamrin Nine Podium.

Jl. MH Thamrin 10, Jakarta Pusat T: +62-21 2993 7234 E: admissions@jwa-jkt.com W: www.jwa-jkt.com

Hansol Kids Preschool JL. Pangeran Antasari No. 19 Jakarta 12410 T: +62-21 765 6588 +62-21 7179 4788 +62-21 7179 4787

Jayakarta Montessori School Jl. Kemang Selatan I Blok L-1, Kemang, Jakarta Selatan 12730 T: +62-21 719 4907 / 719 4908 E: admin@jktmontessori.com W: www.jktmontessori.com

Heritage International School The Bellezza Permata Hijau Arcade 3rd floor, Arteri Permata Hijau 34 Jakarta Selatan 12210 T: +62-21 5366 4888 E: info@heritage.sch.id W: www.heritage.sch.id

JAC School Jl. Pegangsaan Dua No. 75A, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14250 T: +62-851 002 422 30 E: info@jacschool.com W: www.jacschool.com

Integrated Children’s Academy Jl. Pakubuwono VI No. 6, Jakarta Selatan 12120 T: +62-21 726 0664 E: info@ica-school.com W: www.ica-school.com

Jakarta International Korean School Jl. Bina Marga No. 24, Ceger, Jakarta Timur 13820 T: +62-21 8444 95861 E: jiks@jiks.com W: www.jiks.com

Ichthus School South Campus Jl. Caringin Barat No. 1, Cilandak Barat, Jakarta Selatan 12430 T: +62-21 7590 8820 West Campus Jl. Surya Mandala II Blok N, No. 11, Sunrise Garden, Jakarta Barat 11520

Kinderfield-Highfield School Tebet: Jl. Prof. Dr. Soepomo No.11A, Jakarta Selatan 12810 T: +62-21 830 3209 / 9828 4968 Cinere: Jl. Cinere Raya No. 216, Cinere, Jakarta Selatan T: +62-21 754 5190 / 750 1168

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Simprug: Jl. Pos Pengumben Lama No. 13, Simprug, Jakarta Barat T: +62-21 5890 1100 / 5890 1200 Sudirman Park: Sudirman Park Apartement Connecting Tower Amarilis (A) & Bougenville (B) Lt. 1AB No. 0106–0107 Jl. KH. Mas Mansyur Kav. 35, Jakarta Pusat T: +62-21 5794 2782 Sunter: Jl. Bisma Raya Blok A No. 57, Sunter, Jakarta Utara T: +62-21 6530 5120 / 6530 5170 E: marketing@kinderfield.sch.id W: www.kinderfield.sch.id www.highfield.sch.id Kinderland Pre-School Pondok Indah: Jl.Caringin Barat No.1, Cilandak Barat, Jakarta Selatan 12430 T: +62-21 7590 8818 E: kinderlandjk@cbn.net.id Sunrise: Jl.Surya Timur Blok A No.5, Komplex Surya Gardenia, Jakarta Barat 11520 T: +62-21 580 2323/ 580 1647 E: kinderlandjk@cbn.net.id Bonavista: Jl.Bonavista Raya, Bona Indah Housing Komplex, Lebak Bulus, Jakarta Selatan 12440 T: +62-21 769 2988/ 769 1655 E: kinderlandjk@cbn.net.id Muara Karang: Jl.Muara Karang Blok Y 3 - Timur No.12, Jakarta Utara 14450 T: +62-21 660 2966/ 669 1328 E: kinderlandjk@cbn.net.id Pakubowono: Jl.Pakubowono VI No.1 (Jl.Ophir No.1), Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta Selatan 12120 T: +62-21 725 0320 / 725 0402 E: kinderlandjk@cbn.net.id Pulomas: Jl.Kayu Putih Raya Blok A IV Kav. 1-4, Pulo Mas, Jakarta Timur 13260 T: +62-21 470 6722 / 475 7285 E: inquiry@kinderlandindonesia.com W: www.kinderlandindonesia.com Lycee Francais LouisCharles Damais Jl. Cipete Dalam No. 32, Jakarta Selatan 12410 T: +62-21 750 3062 E: secretariatdir@lfjakarta.org W: www.lfjakarta.org 74

Mentari School Cipete Jl.H.Jian No.6, Cipete Utara, Kebayoran Baru,Jakarta Selatan 12150

T: +62-21 725 5413 / 722 2546 E: misjeadmin@msi.sch.id W: www.msi.sch.id Mighty Minds Hang Tuah: (Centre 1- Infant to N1) Jl. Hang Tuah Raya No.35, Jakarta Selatan 12120 T: +62-21 7279 7718 Centre 2 (N2 to K2) Jl. Hang Tuah Raya No. 19, Jakarta Selatan 12120 T: +62-21 7251 810 Menteng: Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto No.50, Menteng, Jakarta Pusat 10350 T: +62-21 3158 558 E: info@mightymindspreschool.com W: www.mightymindpreschool.com Modern Montessori International Level 7 Unit B717, EPIWALK Komp.Rasuna Epicentrum, Jl. HR Rasuna Said, Jakarta Selatan 12940

T: +62-21 2991 2274 E: enquiry@mmi-indonesia.com W: www.mmi-indonesia.com NIS – A Nord Anglia Education School Jl. NIS 1 Kenanga Terusan Ampera Raya, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan 12560 T: +62-21 782 3930 W: www.nis.or.id National High Jakarta School Jl. Raya Pos Pengumben 41, Kebon Jeruk, Jakarta Barat T: +62-21 5890 2962 E: marketing@nh.piagetacademy.org W: www.nh.piagetacademy.org New Zealand Independent School

Jl. Kemang Selatan I#1A, Kemang, Jakarta Selatan 12730 T: +62-21 718 3222 E: frontdesksup@nzis.school.nz W: www.nzis.school.nz

North Jakarta Intercultural School

Jl. Boulevard Bukit Gading Raya, RT.15/RW.3, Klp. Gading Bar., Klp. Gading, Jakarta Utara 14240 T: +62-21 4586 5222 E: marketing@njis.org W: www.njis.org

Play Dough Preschool Puri Casablanca Apartments Jl. Puri Casablanca no. 1, Jakarta Selatan 12870 T: +62-21 8379 9687 E: admin@playdoughpreschool.com W: www.playdoughpreschool.com Raffles Christian School Pondok Indah Campus 1: Jl. Gedung Hijau Raya I No.1, Pondok Indah, Jakarta Selatan T: +62-21 759 03342 Pondok Indah Campus 2: Jl. Arteri Pondok Indah No. 1, Pondok Indah, Jakarta Selatan T: +62-21 7226047 Kelapa Gading Campus: Jl. Gading Pelangi No. 1, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara T: +62-214 587 4222 Kebon Jeruk Campus: Jl. Meruya Ilir No. 89, Meruya Utara, Jakarta Barat 11620 T: +62-21 586 7548 / 49 E: admission@raffles-international.org W: www.raffles-international.org Royal Primary Academy The Kuningan Place, Lumina Tower, 9 th floor, Jl. Kuningan Utama Lot 15, Jakarta 12960 T: +62-2208 3160 M: +62-811 889 9400 Sampoerna Academy L’Avenue Campus Jln. Raya Pasar Minggu, Kav. 16 Pancoran, Jakarta 12780 T: +62-21 5022 2234 M: +62-813 3000 3002 Sekolah Pelita Harapan Kemang Village: Jl. Pangeran Antasari 36, Jakarta Selatan 12150 T: +62-21 2905 6789 E: sph-kv@sph.ac.id Pluit Village: Pluit Village Mall, Jl. Pluit Indah Raya, Jakarta Utara 14450 T: +62-21 6667 0315 E: sph-pv@sph.ac.id W: www.sph.edu Sekolah Perkumpulan Mandiri Jl. DR GSSY Ratulangi No. 5 & 14 Menteng, Jakarta 10310 T: +62-21 3924384 M: +62-816 1690 005 E: admin@spm.sch.id

Singapore School Bona Vista: Jl. Bonavista Raya, Lebak Bulus, Jakarta Selatan 12440 T: +62-21 7591 4414 E: info@sisschools.org W: www.sisschools.org Pantai Indah Kapuk: Jl. Mandara Indah 4, Pantai Indah Kapuk, Jakarta Utara 14460 T: +62-21 588 3835 E: admission@sis-pik.com W: www.sis-pik.com Kelapa Gading: Jl. Pegangsaan Dua no.83, Jakarta Utara 14250 T: +62-21 460 7306 W: www.sis-kg.com Springfield School Jl. Alternative Cibubur Raffles Hills, Jakarta Timur 16954 T: +62-21 844 7938 / 39 E: pr@springfield.sch.id W: www.springfield.sch.id PB1 Campus Jl. Pulau Sebaru Block L4 No.1, Taman Permata Buana, Jakarta Barat 11610 T: +62-21 5835 7830 E: pr@springfield.sch.id PB2 Campus Jl. Pulau Selayar 1 Block I No.1, Taman Permata Buana, Jakarta Barat 11610 T: +62-21 5830 4383 F: +62 21 5830 4286 E: pr@springfield.sch.id PB3 Campus Jl. Pulau Tidung, Taman Permata Buana, Jakarta Barat 11610 T: +62-21 5835 2448 E: pr@springfield.sch.id Tutor Time Tutor Time Intercon Perumahan Taman Kebon Jeruk Intercon Blok C2 / 19, Jakarta Barat T: +62-21 586 8544 M: +62-813 1780 0495 Tutor Time Serpong Ruko Paramount Neo Arcade Jl CBD Gading Serpong Barat C 01-02 T: +62-21 2222 2235 M: +62-812 8993 8009 Tutor Time Bukit Komp. Ruko Gading Bukit Indah Blok O No15-16, Jakarta Utara T: +62-21 4584 2795

Tutor Time Kirana Gading Kirana Utara Blok E10/28, Jakarta Utara T: +62-21 4587 7313 +62-21 4587 7312 BOGOR Al Taqwa College Australia (Sentul Campus) Hambalang Village Citeureup, Sentul T: +62-815 1174 2494 +62-851 0178 0816 E: contact@al-taqwa.sch.id W: www.al-taqwa.sch.id The Intercommunity School of Bogor Jl. Papandayan no.7, Bogor 16151 T: +62-251 823 4360 W: www.ibo.org Sampoerna Academy Sentul Alaya, Sentul City M: +62 811 9530 031 Sekolah Bogor Raya Perumahan Danau Bogor Raya, Bogor 16143 T: +62-251 837 8873 E: admissions@sekolahbogorraya.com

W: www.sekolahbogorraya.com Sekolah Pelita Harapan, Sentul City Jl. Babakan Madang, Sentul City, Bogor 16810 T: +62-21 8796 0234 E: sph-sc@sph.ac.id W: www.sph.edu TANGERANG BINUS School, Serpong Jl. Lengkong Karya–Jelupang No.58 Serpong, Tangerang Selatan T: +62-21 536 96961 / 538 0400 E: serpong-admissions@binus.edu W: serpong.binus.sch.id British School Jakarta Bintaro Sektor 9, Jl. Raya Jombang-Ciledug, Pondok Aren, Tangerang Selatan T: +62-21 745 1670 E: admissions@bsj.sch.id W: www.bsj.sch.id Deutsche Schule Jakarta Jl. Puspa Widya No 8, BSD Tangerang Selatan 15322 T: +62-21 537 8080

E: mail@dsjakarta.de W: www.dsjakarta.de Global Jaya School Emerald Boulevard Bintaro Jaya Sektor IX , Tangerang Selatan 15224 T: +62-21 745 7562 E: inquiries@globaljaya.com W: www.globaljaya.com Jakarta Japanese School Jl.Titihan Raya,Bintaro Jaya Sektor 9 Parigi-Pondok Aren, Tangerang Selatan 15227 T: +62-21 745 4130 E: info@jjs.or.id W: www.jjs.or.id Jakarta Multicultural School Jl. Pisangan Raya No 99, Cirendeu, Ciputat Timur Tangerang Selatan 15419 T: +62-21 744 4864 E: admissions@jimsch.org W: www.jimsch.org Kinderfield-Highfield, BSD BSD Junction, Floor P2 Block R1 Jl. Pahlawan Seribu, BSD City, Tangerang Selatan T: +62-21 531 662067 / 531 62068 E: marketing@kinderfield.sch.id W: www.kinderfield.sch.id www.highfield.sch.id Mentari School Bintaro Jl. Perigi Baru No. 7A Pondok Aren, Bintaro, Tangerang Selatan 15228 T: +62-21 745 8418 E: bintaro@mis.sch.id W: www.mis.sch.id Sampoerna Academy BSD Icon, The Icon Business Park Jl. Raya Cisauk, BSD City, Tangerang T: +62-21 5022 2234 M: +62-811 953 0032 ​ BSD New Campus (open in 2018) Jln. Raya Serpong BSD CBD Lot II-2 Lengkong Gudang, Serpong Tangerang Selatan T: +62-21 5022 2234 M: +62-811 953 0032 Sekolah Pelita Harapan, Lippo Village 2500 Bulevar Palem Raya, Lippo Village, Tangerang 15811 T: +62-21 546 0234 E: sph-lv@sph.ac.id W: www.sph.edu 75

Sinarmas World Academy Jl. TM Pahlawan Seribu, CBD Lot XV BSD City, Tangerang Selatan 15322 T: +62-21 5316 1400 E: admissions@swa-jkt.com W: www.swa-jkt.com BEKASI Sekolah Pelita Harapan, Cikarang Jl. Dago Permai No. 1, Komplek Dago Villas, Lippo Cikarang, Bekasi 17750 T: +62-21 897 2786 / 87 E:Â sph-lc@sph.ac.id W; www.sph.edu BINUS School, Bekasi Jl. Saraswati No. 1, Bumiwedari, Bekasi T: +62-21 8261 7799 E: bekasi-admissions@binus.edu W: bekasi.binus.sch.id Kinderfield School, Bekasi Jl. Alamanda Blok H7 No.5-6, Rawalumbu, Bekasi T: +62-21 8210 489 E: marketing@kinderfield.sch.id W: www.kinderfield.sch.id BANDUNG Bandung Alliance Intercultural School (BAIS) Jl. Bujanggamanik Kav.2, Kota Baru Parahyangan Bandung 40553 T: +62-828 190 9000 E: info@baisedu.org W: www.baisedu.org Bandung Independent School Jl. Surya Sumantri No. 61, Bandung 40164 T: +62-22 201 4995 E: bisadmin@bisedu.or.id W: www.bisedu.or.id Rama School Kembang Kuning, Ubrug, Jatiluhur P.O. Box 60, Purwakarta 41101 T: +62-264 207 052 E: prinicipal@ramaschool.com W: www.ramaschool.com Stamford School Allegro Altura Complex, Jl. Citra Green, Dago Bandung 40142

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T: +62-22 251 5255 E: info@stamford.sch.id W: www.stamford.sch.id Temasek International School Jl.Sindang Sirna no.8, Bandung 40153 T: +62-22 203 1381 E: info@temasekintl.org W: www.temasekintl.org Tutor Time Jl. Dipati Ukur No 7, Bandung T: +62-22 250 0031 SEMARANG GMIS Semarang Jl. Setiabudi 77, Banyumanik, Semarang 50263 T: +62-24 747 2633 E: principal@gmissemarang.org W: www.gmissemarang.org Semarang Multinational School

Jl. Jangli Raya 37, Candisari, Semarang 50254 T: +62-24 831 1994 E: info@semarangis.or.id W: www.semarangis.or.id

Permata Bangsa International Jl. Gombel Lama (Golf Road), Semarang 50261 T: +62-24 745 8258 E: adm_spb@yahoo.com W: www.permatabangsa.com YOGYAKARTA Yogyakarta Independent School

Jl. Cendrawasih No. 1, Sinduadi, Mlati, Sleman ,Yogyakarta 55284 T: +62-274 625 965 E: info@yis-edu.org W: www.yis-edu.org

Jogjakarta Community School Jl Kaliurang KM10.9, Ngaglik, Sleman, Yogyakarta T: +62-274 883 849 E: jogjakartacommunityschool @gmail.com W: www.jogjacommunityschool.org Olifant School Jl. Cendrawasih 4A-B, Demangan Baru, Yogyakarta T: +62-274 557 303 E: olifant@olifantschool.com W: www.olifantschool.com

SURABAYA Surabaya Intercultural School Citra Raya, Lakarsantri, Tromol Pos 2 / SBDK, Surabaya 60225Â T: +62-31 741 4300 E: sisadmin@sis.sch.id W: www.sis.sch.id Sekolah Ciputra Surabaya Puri Widya Kencana Citraland, Surabaya 60213 T: +62-31 741 5018 E: school@sekolahciputra.sch.id W: www.sekolahciputra.sch.id Singapore National Academy Jl. Raya Pepelegi, Pondok Maspion IV Block G-H 1-6, Surabaya T: +62-31 853 1923 E: info@sna.piagetacademy.org W: www.sna.sch.id Sophomore International School

Jl. Raya Darmo Permai II/17, Surabaya 60228 T: +62-31 731 4047 E: admin@spinshool.net W: www.spinschool.net

Surabaya European School Pakuwon Golf & Family Club, Villa Bukit Regensi, Pakuwon Indah, Surabaya 60123 T: +62-31 739 1751 E: info@surabayaeuropeanschool.com W: www.surabayaeuropeanschool.com Tutor Time

Jl Raya Darmo Permai II No. 20, Surabaya T: +62-31 731 6736 M: +62-819 3850 0978 MEDAN Sampoerna Academy Sun Plaza, Jl. K.H. Zainul Arifin No.7 Madras Hulu, Medan Polonia T: +62-61 455 0606 M: +62-811 606 6611 Citra Jln. Jamin Ginting, Kompleks Citra Garden, Medan T: +62-61 821 1957 M: +62-811 606 6611 Cipto Jln. Dr. Cipto No. 6 Medan Polonia T: +62-61 455 0606 M: +62-811 6066 611

BALI AIS Indonesia Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 458, Denpasar, Bali 80119 T: +62-361 845 2000 E: admissions@ais-indonesia.com W: www.ais-indonesia.com Asian International School West Block, Complex Perumahan, Puri Gading, Jimbaran, Bali 80361 T: +62-361 704 030/ 705 122 E: info@aisb.sch.id W: www.aisb.sch.id Bali Island School Jl. Danau Buyan IV No. 15, Sanur, Bali 80228 T: +62-361 288 770 E: admissions@baliis.net W: www.baliinternationalschool.com Canggu Community School Jl. Subak Sari, Banjar Tegal Gundul, Canggu, Bali 80361 T: +62-361 844 6391 E: admissions@ccsbali.com W: www.ccsbali.com Dyatmika School Jalan Pucuk, Banjar Tangtu, Kesiman Kertalangu, Denpasar 80035 T: +62-361 461 874 E: info@dyatmika.org W: www.dyatmika.org GMIS Bali Jl. Tukad Penet No.8A, Renon, Denpasar, Bali 80235 T: +62-361 239 748 E: manager@gandhibali.org W: www.gandhibali.org Green School Jl. Raya Sibang Kaja, Banjar Saren, Abiansemal, Bali 80352 T: +62-85 100 093 310 E: info@greencampbali.com W:www.greencampbali.com Lycée Français de Bali Jl. Umalas Kauh No. 76, Kerobokan, Bali 80117 T: +62-361 473 2314 E: administration@lfbali.com W: www.lfbali.com Sanur Independent School Jl. Tukad Nyali, Gg. SMU 6 No. 3, Denpasar 80227

T: +62-361 284 410 E: info@balischool.com W: www.balischool.com KALIMANTAN AIS Indonesia Batakan Housing Complex (BHC) Jl. Mulawarman no, 20 A Balikpapan, Kalimantan Timur E: admissions@ais-indonesia.com W: www.ais-indonesia.com Kinderfield School, Pontianak Jl. Aris Margono No.9, (Soeprapto IV), Pontianak, Kalimantan Barat T: +62-561 586 332 E: marketing@kinderfield.sch.id W: www.kinderfield.sch.id INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY BINUS University International The Joseph Wibowo Center, Hang Lekir I No. 6, Senayan, Jakarta 10270 T: +62-21 720 2222 / 3333 Ext. 3145 W: www.international.binus.ac.id Deakin College Grand Slipi Tower, 5th floor Jl. S. Parman Kav. 22–24, Jakarta 11480 T: +62-21 2902 2285 E: info@deakincollege.or.id W: www.deakincollege.edu.au/ locations/jakarta

Raffles Indonesia Citywalk Sudirman 6th floor Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur No.121, Jakarta 10220 T: +62-21 2555 6738 E: jakarta@rafflesindonesia.com W: www.raffles-indonesia.com Swiss German University EduTown BSDCity, Kav. II.1, Tangerang Selatan, Banten T: +62-21 3045 0045 E: marketing@sgu.ac.id W: www.sgu.ac.id International Women University Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 18–20, Bandung 40112 T: +62-22 730 7707 E: info@iwu.ac.id W: www.iwu.ac.id LaSalle College Surabaya Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 126, Surabaya 60264 T: +62-31 562 5000 E: infosby@lasallecollege.ac.id W: www.lasallecollege.ac.id Stenden University Bali Jl. Kubu Gunung, Banjar Tegal Jaya, Dalung, Kuta Utara, Bali 80361 T: +62-361 412 970 E: stendenbali@stenden.com W: www.stendenuniversitybali.com

Indonesia International Institute fo Life Sciences (i3L) Jl. Pulomas Barat Kav 88, Jakarta Timur 13210 T: +62-21 2956 7899 E: admission@i3l.ac.id W: www.i3l.ac.id

AMUSEMENT/ GAMES Bricks 4 Kidz Jl. Benda Raya No. 5, Kemang, Jakarta Selatan 12560 T: +62-21 780 2766 E: info.kemang@bricks4kidz.com W:www.bricks4kidz.co.id

LaSalle College Jakarta Sahid Office Boutique Unit D–F (Komp. Hotel Sahid Jaya) Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 86 T: +62-21 5785 1819 E: infojkt@lasallecollege.ac.id W: www.lasallecollege.ac.id

Engineering For Kids Indonesia Jl. Bulevar Timur Raya Blok ND-1 No. 30, Kelapa Gading 14250, Jakarta Utara T: +62-21 24562/ 0462 E: indonesia@ engineeringforkids.com W: www.engineeringforkids.com

International University Liaison Indonesia (IULI) Eco Campus, The Breeze, BSD Grand Boulevard, BSD City T: +62-21 5058 8000 E: info@iuli.ac.id W: www.iuli.ac.id

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