SD Islam Terpadu Auliya

The school follows the 'Auliya Education Tree' philosophy, which emphasizes firm roots in Islamic values and international standards, with branches reaching toward global competencies. It aims to nurture students who are ready for a changing world by integrating academic excellence with spiritual, intellectual, relational, physical, and emotional growth. The educational approach is rooted in the Quran and Islamic principles, fostering noble character and integrity.

The school implements the MSC curriculum, which integrates the Indonesian Kurikulum Merdeka, the Kurikulum Saleh (Islamic and Quranic studies), and the Cambridge International Curriculum. The academic model emphasizes bilingual instruction in Bahasa Indonesia and English, utilizing an ESTEAMS approach (English, Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics, and Soft Skills). Learning is characterized by Student Active Learning (SAL), Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS), and deep learning methodologies.

Over 95% of high school alumni continue their studies at prestigious national and international universities. The school has produced over 16,000 alumni and consistently achieves success in academic and non-academic competitions, including national and international awards in science, social studies, arts, and sports. Students are prepared to be reflective, critical, creative, and collaborative individuals with strong digital literacy and global perspectives.

The school utilizes AI-powered learning tools and provides students and teachers with Microsoft A3 licenses, including access to Microsoft Teams, 365 Copilot, and OneDrive. Teachers are supported through the Auliya Professional Development Academy, which provides a structured framework for professional growth and competency elevation. Additionally, the school maintains a cooperative for parent collaboration regarding services like catering and transportation.

The school operates a structured admission process involving online registration, observation, and dialogue. Prospective students undergo an observation session, while parents participate in an interview. Acceptance is determined by the Admissions Committee based on these results, and fees include a non-refundable observation fee, a school entrance fee (BMS), and monthly tuition (SPP).

The school operates on an annual academic cycle with specific admission phases, including Pre-Enrollment Day, Early Bird Week, and First Batch registration. New student admissions typically occur in the months leading up to the academic year, with specific deadlines for payment and enrollment completion.

The campus spans three locations with six buildings, featuring 62 classrooms across all educational levels. Facilities include a mosque and prayer rooms, four computer laboratories, four libraries, a science laboratory, a grand ballroom, and two auditoriums. Sports facilities comprise a sports hall, three basketball courts, three futsal courts, a mini soccer field, and two playgrounds.

Students participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities designed to nurture interests and talents in arts, sports, and special interest clubs. Notable activities include Ratoh Jaroe, marching band, scouting, Palang Merah Remaja (PMR), English clubs, and various sports such as basketball, badminton, taekwondo, archery, and swimming. These activities complement the formal curriculum and provide opportunities for students to compete at local, national, and international levels.