Education

ACG School Jakarta proudly stands as a premier international school in South Jakarta, offering an inclusive, diverse, and academically rigorous environment. Families from South Jakarta, neighbouring cities, and global communities, including diplomats, ambassadors, and business leaders, trust ACG School Jakarta for its world-class education and welcoming ethos.  The school provides a comprehensive and globally recognised

Wellington College Independent School Jakarta (WCIJ) will hold its Open Day on 11, 16 and 18 January 2025 at 9AM and 11AM at Damai Indah Golf – BSD. As the first British heritage family of schools in Jakarta, let alone Indonesia, this is a perfect opportunity for student prospects and families to discover WCIJ as

The John Locke Institute, known to be affiliated with esteemed universities such as Oxford and Princeton, holds an annual essay competition to challenge and seek for the best and brightest minds from over 50 countries. Out of 35,000 participants, one Indonesian student from Global Jaya School, Shakira Ilmansyah, stood out as a finalist in the

As the city’s first preschool of its kind, Trehaus School Jakarta recently held a panel discussion entitled “Nurturing Young Minds: What Matters Most”. Built on the research-backed Trehaus Method, the school offers a project and play-based curriculum for early learning. The discussion compiled experts in the fields of child development and pedagogy to explore the

Since 2014, private schools in Indonesia that once labelled themselves as ‘international’ were subjected to new regulations from the Indonesian Government’s Ministry of Education and Culture. This resulted in the new category of SPK schools, or Sekolah SPK, under which these academic institutions must also abide by specific requirements and education.  In early years, international

Having just begun a new academic year, Bali Island School (BIS) begins the term with positive stories and some brand new beginnings! From great graduate results to impressive community service, plus some welcome improvements to school grounds, the 2024-2025 academic is off to a good start. Firstly, the summer brought in a wave of celebrations

In Indonesia, where 26.36 million people live below the poverty line, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) stands as the third poorest region. This economic hardship is reflected in the state of education, with over 50% of schools in NTT suffering from inadequate facilities and damage. Recognising the urgent need for improvement, BINUS SCHOOL Simprug, in partnership

At Jakarta Multicultural School (JMS), the pursuit of academic excellence goes hand in hand with a commitment to holistic development. This international institution’s pedagogical approach integrates age-appropriate activities and differentiated teaching methods, catering to diverse learning styles. This is a place where the young minds are not only fed but also nourished and stimulated to

There are 718 identified native languages in this multi-tribal country of Indonesia, making it the second most linguistically diverse country in the world, after Papua New Guinea. The diversity of languages reflects the incontestable wealth of differing ways of life, and thus cultures and identity. But the nation’s big concern is that these native languages,