PJ Global School

PJ Global School views education as a means to develop individuals who can contribute to a better world. Its mission is built on three core pillars: providing global skills and competencies, fostering the freedom for students to grow as happy and bright individuals, and maintaining a strong partnership between the school, parents, and the community.

The school provides a comprehensive academic pathway from Kindergarten (ages 3–6) through Senior High School (ages 15–18). It is a registered Cambridge International School and an official examination center, offering Cambridge Checkpoint assessments for Primary (Grades 4–6) and Junior High (Grades 7–9) students, and the IGCSE qualification for Senior High students. The curriculum integrates Project-Based Learning to promote critical thinking and collaboration, alongside the Indonesian Kurikulum Merdeka. Subjects include Mathematics, Science, English, Geography, Accounting, and Business Studies.

The school emphasizes a partnership approach involving teachers, parents, and school leaders to support student success. It focuses on mastery learning, discipline, and the development of respect and responsibility as core components of the educational program.

The school accepts applications for students from Kindergarten through Senior High School. Enrollment for the 2025/2026 academic year is currently open, with the school noting that places are limited. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the school directly for information regarding procedures and requirements.

The school operates across three locations in Malang: Bukit Dieng, Suhat, and Araya. Facilities include air-conditioned classrooms, libraries, science laboratories, computer rooms, and music rooms. The campuses also feature multifunction rooms, infirmaries, pantries, canteens, and prayer rooms (Musholla), all supported by a dedicated maintenance team to ensure a safe and clean environment.

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities designed to foster creativity and technical skills, including a Robotics Club and a Science Club. These programs are part of a broader commitment to developing students' character, confidence, and interests beyond the standard classroom curriculum.