Finding Small Ways to Make a Difference

On March 10, the Fine Arts Theatre of the Jakarta Intercultural School (JIS) was home to an unforgettable evening as it hosted the concert “A Voice That Cares”. Initiated by Ayoni Thompson, one of the members of Popular Musicians Union and JIS, and in collaboration with Wisma Cheshire, a foundation that provides a home and skills

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Singapore Intercultural School Announces New Academic Program

In order to help parents and students to select the best college abroad, Singapore Intercultural School (SIS) announced that it will have two academic intakes this year: the first one from January to December 2017 for Southern Hemisphere universities/colleges, the and second one from August 2017 to June 2018 for Northern Hemisphere universities/colleges. SIS not

Family Fun Day at Global Jaya School

The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) of Global Jaya School supported by the school’s Principal, Academic boards and student council, connected the entire GJS Community through its Family Fun Day that was held on April 16th. This year’s FFD was held on the same day as the 20th anniversary of Global Jaya School, thus the theme ‘W

The Beauty and Festivity at Global Jaya School Flea Market

Students from year eleven of the Global Jaya School celebrated their beloved school’s anniversary in their own way. Before being immersed in the festivities of Family Fun Day, they organised the annual Flea Market, an event created largely by the students as part of the School’s IB programme for Creativity, Action and Service (CAS) learning.

2016 SIS Olympics

Many experts agree that sports and games play important parts in a child’s education, not only through introducing a healthy lifestyle for students, but also through learning discipline, how to work hard, and how to work in a team. Based on this belief, the Singapore Schools Group celebrated their 10th anniversary by holding the SIS

Preparing for University With the International Baccalaureate Programme at Bali Island School (Formerly Bali International School)

Among all the educational systems and curriculums, the International Baccalaureate (IB) is one of the best programmes to shape globallyminded students who surpass their peers in terms of coping with demanding workloads, time management and meeting high academic expectations. The IB Diploma Programme (DP) is designed to prepare students in their last two years of

Global Design School Opens in Jakarta

INIFD, the International Institute of Fashion Design & Academy of Interiors, will soon launch its flagship centre in Jakarta. As a learning institute dedicated not only to the practical design training of its students, but also the empowerment and confidence building required to make them global citizens, INIFD has already gained global recognition through its

TEDxBinusSchool Aims to Engage and Inspire

On 11 March, Binus School Simprug together organized TEDxBinusSchool in Jakarta. The event is expected become a platform for motivators and inspirational figures, as well as a place of discussion and dialogue among Indonesian students who have the desire to move forward and go international. TEDxBinusSchool was conceived to connect people and inspiring young Indonesian people,

Space to Learn?

In our space-starved city, creating the best environment for children to thrive can be challenging for parents. At school, many experts agree that physical environment plays a crucial role. In modern education systems, gone are the days where students sit in rows of desks, passively listening to the teacher. More and more education professionals are

Nurturing Students’ Talent and Aspiration with “Grease”

As part of the annual arts department programme, Global Jaya School (GJS) students from Year 8 to 11 awed audiences with their remarkable performance of Grease, the Musical, held in early February over the course of two days. With a witty plot and catchy songs, Grease is a classic musical that never fails to entertain

Deutsche Schule Jakarta Celebrates 60-Year-Anniversary

Deutsche Schule Jakarta (DSJ), Jakarta’s German School, celebrated its 60th anniversary on 20 March with colourful festivities that took place at the school’s auditorium and featured music performances by students conducted by Indra Yudha, including “Pomp and Circumstances” by Edward Elgar, “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” by W.A. Mozart and “Rock Around the Clock” by Max C. Freedman and

British School Jakarta Hosts Under-13 Games Sports Competition

The Federation of British International Schools in Asia (FOBISIA) recently held its Under-13 Games at British School Jakarta (BSJ), making good use of the school’s leafy 18-hectare campus in south-west Jakarta. The Games are a multi-event sports competition, open to all international schools in the region and comprising swimming, athletics, basketball and soccer. In addition

Having Fun with Mathematics at Math Monkey

Students learn math best when they work on problems they enjoy, rather than exercises and drills they fear, according to a study at Stanford Graduate School of Education. In line with the finding, educators around the world are finding themselves always seeking the most effective and practical ways to teach children mathematics. One way to

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