Kharisma Bangsa

Kharisma Bangsa is guided by five core values: Honesty, Respect, Independence, Collaboration, and Excellence. The school is dedicated to providing high-quality, college-preparatory, global education combined with character-building programs to develop future leaders. It emphasizes a collaborative partnership between the school, students, and parents to foster a supportive and family-friendly environment.

The school follows a dual-curriculum approach, integrating the Indonesian National Curriculum with the Cambridge Assessment International Education framework. Kindergarten utilizes a Montessori-inspired method with a focus on literacy and sensory development, while Elementary School emphasizes character-building and social-emotional learning. Middle and High School students follow the Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint, IGCSE, and AS/A Level pathways, with additional elective foreign language options including Japanese, Turkish, and Arabic.

The school reports a 100% graduation rate for its students and notes that 95% of its alumni are accepted into higher education institutions. Students are prepared for international pathways, with many graduates continuing their education at top-ranked universities both in Indonesia and abroad.

The school provides college counseling services to assist students with university preparation, including guidance for SAT, TOEFL, and IELTS examinations. Additionally, the school offers specialized support for students through its academic departments and mentorship programs to help them reach their full potential and prepare for higher education.

Applications are accepted throughout the year, with a minimum age requirement of four years old for Kindergarten and six years old for Elementary School. The admission process includes an online application, an application fee, and a series of assessments, such as an online trial class for elementary applicants and academic tests (Math, Science, Indonesian), the Cambridge English Placement Test (CEPT), and an interview for middle and high school applicants. The school does not accept transfer students into grades 6, 9, and 12.

The school operates on an academic calendar that typically runs from the beginning of the academic year, with specific dates provided in the annual academic calendar available for download. The school year is structured to support continuous learning and assessment cycles.

The campus features a range of learning resources and facilities designed to support academic and personal development, including a library with international-standard materials. For middle and high school students, the school provides a boarding concept with a dormitory that offers a safe, supportive, and disciplined living environment. The school also maintains spaces for sports, arts, and collaborative activities to enhance the overall student experience.

Students participate in a variety of activities including Olympiad coaching, research and project clubs, and the Student Council (OSIS). The school also hosts leadership programs, such as the Harvard Crimson Leadership Academy, which focuses on critical thinking, public speaking, and team building. Additionally, students engage in a reading program known as 'Drop Everything And Read' (DEAR).