Gandhi Memorial Intercontinental School, Jakarta

The school is guided by Gandhian values—specifically respect, compassion, and community leadership—alongside the principles of Indonesia's Pancasila. Its educational philosophy is rooted in inquiry-based, student-centered learning that aims to nurture ethical, inquisitive, and empowered global citizens. The school aligns its mission with the International Baccalaureate (IB) Learner Profile, emphasizing integrity, critical thinking, and social responsibility.

The school offers a complete IB Continuum, including the Primary Years Programme (PYP, ages 3-12), Middle Years Programme (MYP, grades 6-10), Diploma Programme (DP, grades 11-12), and Career-related Programme (CP, grades 11-12). In the middle years, students may alternatively choose the Cambridge International pathway, which includes Cambridge Lower Secondary and IGCSE qualifications. The curriculum integrates academic subjects with service-learning, research projects, and career-focused studies to ensure students are prepared for university and employment.

The school emphasizes the development of the whole child, focusing on emotional intelligence, resilience, and empathy. It provides comprehensive university counseling and guidance for students in the Diploma Programme to assist with their future academic and career pathways. Additionally, the school fosters an inclusive environment that celebrates cultural diversity among students from over 40 countries.

The school maintains a transparent and personalized admission process for prospective families. Interested applicants are encouraged to submit an online application, after which they may be invited for an assessment and interview to evaluate their strengths and learning needs. The school also offers opportunities for families to visit the campus, meet teachers, and participate in trial classes.

The academic year typically runs from July to June, with approximately 190 instructional days. The 2026-2027 academic year is divided into two terms: Term 1 (20 July 2026 – 18 December 2026) and Term 2 (11 January 2027 – 4 June 2027). Daily routines include scheduled morning assemblies and collaborative planning sessions for faculty.

The campus in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, features modern facilities designed to support a comprehensive learning environment. These include smart classrooms, specialized laboratories, and dedicated innovation spaces such as a Makerspace for STEAM integration. The school also provides various sports and arts facilities to support its co-curricular offerings.