Singapore Intercultural School South Jakarta

The school emphasizes a student-centered approach that values the whole child, aiming to inspire learning rather than relying solely on testing. It promotes universal principles of kindness, fairness, and respect, while encouraging students to think globally and maintain an awareness of their own nationality. The school seeks to provide an accessible, high-quality education that prepares students for international universities and future careers.

The school offers a multi-stage curriculum: the Nurturing Early Learners Framework for Preschool; a Singaporean-aligned curriculum for Primary; a combined Singaporean and Cambridge University programme for Secondary; and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme for Junior College. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, and Chinese, with additional offerings such as Robotics, Islamic Studies, and various languages. Secondary and Junior College students are required to complete a fixed number of hours in a community service programme.

The school provides a comprehensive English as a Second or other Language (ESOL) programme to support students of all ability levels, from native speakers to new learners, in developing confidence in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Additionally, the school offers counseling services through a full-time Muslim educator and provides mentors for students of other faiths. Social and emotional development is further supported by form teachers who reinforce principles of kindness, fairness, and respect during daily homeroom times and assemblies.

The school maintains a multilingual admissions team to assist prospective families with the enrollment process. Interested parents can contact the school via phone, email, or an online inquiry form to schedule a tour or receive further information. Admissions are open for students from Preschool through to Junior College.

The campus features a variety of specialized learning spaces, including a Design Technology Makerspace for robotics, an ESOL language laboratory, and a new art room. Physical and social facilities include a completely new indoor/outdoor gym and a canteen. The school also provides a dedicated Religious Centre for Islamic studies, as well as specific spaces for Christian, Catholic, and Buddhist students.

The school offers a range of co-curricular and sporting activities designed to develop student strengths, resilience, and leadership skills. These activities are organized and monitored by trained professionals and staff. The programme emphasizes values such as team play, individual development, and leadership.