IPEKA Integrated Christian School

The school is built on a God-centered educational philosophy, rooted in the belief that the Bible is the authoritative Word of God. It aims to educate students holistically, integrating biblical principles into all subjects to foster character development, service, and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The school's motto, "Better Education in Science and Truth," reflects its commitment to academic excellence alongside spiritual growth.

The school follows the iLEAD Framework, which emphasizes leadership, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy. The academic pathway includes a play-based Kindergarten, the Pearson Edexcel iPrimary Curriculum for Elementary, a 3-year Pearson Edexcel iGCSE program for Junior High, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB-DP) for Senior High. English is the primary medium of instruction, with additional study in Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia.

Graduates attend top-ranked universities in North America, Australia, Europe, Canada, Indonesia, and other Asian countries. The school maintains a strong record of university placements, with 44% of graduates attending universities in Australia, 28% in the USA, 8% in the UK, and 20% in other regions. Students are prepared to be lifelong learners, global citizens, and individuals of integrity.

The school operates an IPEKA Counseling Center, which provides dedicated services to support students. Teachers and counselors work closely with students to provide academic guidance, including support for university applications, certification, and letters of recommendation.

Prospective families are invited to book a tour of the campus or contact the school’s relation officers to obtain an application form. The school provides an online application process and maintains a dedicated contact system for admission inquiries.

The school operates on an academic year that includes scheduled school holidays, which are promoted as opportunities for students to engage in personal growth, family bonding, and extracurricular learning. The academic year typically begins with the Spiritual Emphasis and Enrichment Days (SEED) program.

The campus features state-of-the-art learning facilities, including renovated classrooms, a little theater, a diner room, and modern restrooms. The school provides specialized spaces for various activities, including chapel services, science and art stations, and sports areas. The school is also an official AP and SAT test center.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities to develop student talents, including sports clubs such as basketball, soccer (futsal), and swimming. Creative and academic options include engineering and coding classes, public speaking, agriculture (hydroponics), brain games, violin, ballet, clay art, paper craft, and drama. Students also participate in leadership workshops, student council, and various regional, national, and international competitions.