Olifant School

The school is committed to providing a balanced education that integrates character building, life skills, social tolerance, and multicultural respect. It operates under the motto "Small Step Big Step," emphasizing that every achievement is valued to build student confidence. The educational approach is community-oriented, aiming to prepare students as independent, confident, and successful individuals who can act as agents of change in a globalized world.

The academic offering spans preschool, elementary, and high school levels, alongside daycare and specialized courses. The curriculum utilizes the national education system applied through international thematic teaching methods, with high school programs focusing on blended learning, scientific method development, and service learning. Additionally, the school hosts the Olifant-Sekolah Musik Indonesia (SMI), which specializes in music technology education.

Olifant School employs a team of psychology experts and in-house counselors to support social development and provide child and parent counseling. The school conducts general child psychology and development screenings to ensure a stable and productive learning environment. Teachers undergo a rigorous nine-stage testing process and continuous training to maintain high standards of pedagogical and psychological proficiency.

Olifant School accepts applications for all levels, including preschool, elementary, and high school. The admissions process involves a registration form and provides opportunities for prospective families to tour the campus during operational hours. The school emphasizes a partnership between the institution, family, and community in the educational development process.

The school operates Monday through Friday from 08:00 to 15:00, and on Saturdays from 08:00 to 12:00. Preschool classes are offered in morning and noon sessions, while elementary school hours vary by grade level, ranging from 07:30 to between 12:30 and 14:00. Medical and dental check-ups are conducted for students on a semester basis.

The campus is designed according to the "building as the second teacher" theory, featuring educational signage, interactive play areas, and specialized classrooms. Facilities include libraries, IT rooms, canteens, and multifunction sports and performance halls. Safety is prioritized through the use of CCTV, a fingerprint entry system, and specialized play areas, alongside in-house medical and dental facilities.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular and enrichment activities designed to enhance creativity and innovation. These include music, dance, language, and sports programs, as well as field trips, cooking classes, and applied science programs. High school students have access to advanced special interest clubs and a service learning program, while elementary students participate in clubs and experiential events.