Binus School Surabaya

The school is guided by the BINUS S.P.I.R.I.T. values: Striving for Excellence, Perseverance, Integrity, Respect, Innovation, and Teamwork. It is committed to a secular, international education that nurtures well-rounded, future-ready students who are globally minded and values-driven. The educational approach is people-centred, focusing on holistic development, student wellbeing, and the cultivation of leadership skills.

The school offers a comprehensive programme from Early Years through Secondary, utilizing the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum framework. It is a candidate school for the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and provides the Middle Years Programme (MYP). The academic offering is enhanced by the S.T.R.E.A.M.S. programme, which integrates hands-on, project-based learning across all grades.

Graduates are prepared for top universities worldwide, with a curriculum designed to foster critical thinking, leadership, and global perspectives. Students have achieved success in various fields, including winning silver at the Bali International Science Fair and developing innovative technological solutions like face recognition attendance systems. The school emphasizes the development of the IB Learner Profile, focusing on attributes such as being principled, open-minded, and reflective.

The school employs a personalised learning approach tailored to individual student interests and talents. It utilizes the Toddle platform, a web and mobile learning management system featuring AI tutoring and digital portfolios, to connect teachers, students, and parents. Educators are internationally qualified and participate in regular training to maintain innovative teaching standards.

The school accepts applications for Early Years through Secondary levels. Prospective families must submit documents including birth certificates, identification, and previous academic reports, with specific requirements for Indonesian and expatriate students. The admissions process involves an emotional assessment for younger students (EY1–Primary 2) and a written test in Mathematics and English plus an interview for Middle School (Grades 7–8).

The school operates on an academic year cycle, with re-registration documents due within one week of the start of the school year in July. Admissions for upcoming academic years are open, and the school offers pre-order seat options. Admissions decisions are typically announced five working days after the entrance test, with enrolment and school fees due three working days following the announcement.

The campus features modern, open-infrastructure buildings and state-of-the-art learning spaces, including a Digital Connectivity Hub and a dedicated recording room equipped with music editing software. Additional facilities include science laboratories for primary and middle school, a discovery room, a library, indoor and outdoor playgrounds, and a multi-purpose hall. The school integrates the Apple ecosystem to support digital learning.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including character development programs, community service, and sports such as padel. The school hosts an annual S.T.R.E.A.M.S. Festival and facilitates student participation in national and international competitions in music, science, and leadership, such as the International Young Leaders Summit. Other activities include urban farming, drama, and an AI club.