Nasima School

The school is guided by a "Nationalist-Religious" philosophy, aiming to form "locomotives" for a greater Indonesia. It emphasizes the integration of strong character, global competence, and lifelong learning, while maintaining close ties with religious scholars (ulama) to ensure a balanced education in science, skills, and morality. The educational approach is holistic and integrative, rooted in the values of the Indonesian nation and Islamic teachings that are "rahmatan lil alamin."

The academic offering spans Daycare, KB-TK (Kindergarten), SD (Elementary), SMP (Junior High), and SMA (Senior High), with an additional Nasima International Class and Nasima Boarding school. The curriculum is based on national standards, enhanced by Nasima-specific content in exact sciences, information technology, and international communication. Language instruction includes Indonesian, Javanese, English (including "English Conversation for Youngster"), Arabic, and Mandarin. The school utilizes a "Blueprint" of education consisting of five books covering Nasima Competencies, Language, Exact Sciences, Applied Technology, and Management.

Graduates are expected to be competitive in the local and global arena while upholding noble Indonesian character. The school has achieved "A" (Excellent) accreditation for all levels and holds ISO 9001:2008 certification. Students and staff have earned numerous accolades at city, provincial, and national levels in both academic and non-academic fields, including research competitions, sports, and arts. The school has also been recognized as a National Pilot School for Character Education.

The school employs creative, young, and innovative teachers who utilize Active, Creative, and Fun Learning (PAKEM) methods. Support is provided through multimedia-assisted instruction, educational props, and modules. The school maintains a strong focus on religious and character development, integrating Islamic teachings and national values into the curriculum, supported by boarding staff and religious mentors. Teachers undergo periodic competency testing (UKG/UKN) and training in specialized methods like "Al Miftah" for reading Arabic texts and "UMMI" for Quranic literacy.

The school conducts an annual student admission process (PPD) for all levels, typically opening in the first semester. The process involves a synergy between the foundation, school, parents, and the community to ensure holistic and integrative education. Prospective families can contact the school directly for registration details and requirements.

The academic year typically begins in July. The school operates on a Monday to Friday schedule, from 07:00 to 17:00. Specific annual programs include the Nasima-Pare English Camp (N-PEC) held at the end of the first semester, and periodic "Setu Legen" activities involving staff and stakeholders.

The campus is equipped with comprehensive learning facilities, including physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, and IT laboratories, as well as multimedia-enabled classrooms featuring LCD projectors and active speakers. The school provides libraries, a multipurpose hall, health clinics, sports grounds, and hot spot areas. Specialized spaces include a "natural materials" center for early childhood, and boarding facilities (Nasima Boarding) for students requiring residential care. The school also maintains a mosque, Baitul Masykur, for religious activities.

Students participate in a wide range of activities to develop talents and interests, including painting, dancing, music bands, and various martial arts such as silat, taekwondo, and karate. Sports offerings include golf, roller skating, volleyball, football, and futsal. Academic and leadership development is supported through activities like Youth Leadership Training, scientific research (KIR), and intensive English programs.