Millennia World School

The school's philosophy is rooted in a profound understanding of human development, aiming to foster a love of learning and a sense of purpose. It emphasizes the role of imagination and the holistic integration of intellectual, practical, and artistic development, guided by the core values of health, artistic ability, practical skills, passion, intellect, naturalistic ability, excellence, social responsibility, and spiritual well-being.

The academic programme spans Kindergarten, Elementary, and Junior High levels, utilizing a curriculum that blends the Finnish Waldorf framework with the Indonesian National Curriculum. The school employs Project-Based Learning (PBL) based on the BIE Gold Standard to engage students in real-world problem solving, critical thinking, and collaboration. Subjects are interlaced to provide deeper context, with a strong emphasis on sustainable life skills and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The school employs highly differentiated pedagogical models to address the diverse talents, dispositions, and multiple intelligences of its students. Instructional design focuses on formative assessment, which prioritizes the learning process over summative testing to help students identify their individual strengths and areas for improvement.

The school accepts applications for Kindergarten (including PRA, TK A, and TK B levels), Elementary (SD), and Junior High (SMP). Prospective families can initiate the process by submitting an online student registration form available on the school's website.

The school operates an academic calendar that includes national holidays, such as Indonesia Independence Day, and various school-specific activities. Examples of past and scheduled events include leadership training for the student body, class conferences, and thematic weeks focused on global goals and climate change.

The school is located in Ciputat, South Tangerang, Banten. The campus environment is designed to be safe, caring, and nurturing to support the development of students' intellectual, emotional, and physical capabilities.

The school emphasizes a holistic approach where music, art, and movement are integrated into the daily curriculum alongside core subjects. Students participate in project-based learning and sustainable life skills activities, such as growing and cooking their own food, to develop practical capabilities and social responsibility.