Saint Peter's School

Rooted in the Catholic tradition, the school aims to educate the whole child by integrating academic excellence with moral integrity and faith-based values. It promotes a holistic approach that fosters critical thinking, global mindedness, and a deep sense of responsibility toward the community and the environment. The school's vision is to establish strong roots, build solid faith, and reach academic excellence.

The academic pathway integrates the Indonesian National Curriculum with the Cambridge International Curriculum (including IGCSE and AS/A Level) and the Oxford International Curriculum (AQA AS/A Level). The school serves students from kindergarten through senior high, emphasizing bilingualism, digital literacy, and sustainable development. Religious education and character-building programs are woven into the curriculum across all levels.

Graduates of Saint Peter's School consistently gain entry into universities worldwide. Students frequently achieve success in regional and international competitions, including the World Mathematics Invitational, music festivals, and debate championships. The school emphasizes preparing students for higher education and roles as responsible, ethical citizens in a global society.

The school employs a policy of differentiated instruction, recognizing that all students are unique and require equal opportunities to learn. This approach aims to support the development of the whole person, including their intellectual, social, and emotional growth.

The school maintains a structured admission process to identify student potential. Requirements vary by level, generally including birth certificates, baptismal certificates for Catholic students, and personal interviews. Non-feeder school applicants for Junior and Senior High levels must pass entrance examinations in subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, and Indonesian. SPK school applicants may also be required to submit standardized test results or psycho-educational reports.

The school operates on an academic calendar that includes various events such as university fairs, open houses, and student performances. Information regarding admissions typically becomes available starting in September for the following academic year.

The campus features specialized learning environments including biology, physics, chemistry, and ICT laboratories, as well as language labs and a library. Sports and arts facilities include a swimming pool, a basketball court, and a canteen. The school also houses a chapel, the Virgin Mary’s Shrine, and various classrooms equipped for specific subjects like Mandarin.

Students participate in a wide range of activities designed to foster leadership, service, and personal interests. Offerings include sports, arts, music, and dance clubs, such as the Divine 19 modern dance group. The school also hosts service-learning programs, drama musicals, and academic competitions, including mathematics olympiads and debate and speech contests.