SIS Kelapa Gading

SIS Kelapa Gading North East Jakarta campus, North East Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia. The campus serves the Kelapa Gading area and houses Preschool, Primary, Secondary and Junior College programs at this site. The SIS network operates under the Singapore Intercultural School umbrella in Indonesia.

Preschool; Primary; Secondary; Junior College

International school.

Singapore.

Preschool and Primary follow the Singaporean curriculum framework, with Mandarin language instruction and a focus on Language and Literacy, Numeracy, and broad development across motor, arts, and social-emotional skills. The Primary Curriculum emphasizes Life Skills, Knowledge Skills, and Subject Based Learning, with core subjects English, Mathematics, and Chinese, and includes Bahasa Indonesia, ICT, Social Studies, Physical Education, Health Education, Arts and Crafts, Music, PPKN and Religion. The Secondary School Curriculum adopts both the Singaporean and Cambridge programmes, offering subjects including English/ESOL, Chinese/Indonesian/French/XESOL, Mathematics, Science, Computer Science, Geography, History, Literature, Art and Design, Physical Education, Music and Research Education, with Cambridge Check Point and IGCSE assessments. Junior College offers the IB Diploma Programme for 16–19-year-olds, preparing students for success in higher education and a global society.

IB Diploma Programme prepares students for success in higher education and life beyond.

Social and Emotional Development is a Preschool learning area where students develop an awareness of personal identity and how to manage emotions and behaviors. They learn to show respect for diversity and to become independent and responsible lifelong learners. The Primary curriculum focuses on developing the whole child with an emphasis on social skills and meaningful learning linked to real-life experiences. Values Education is part of the Primary curriculum to support social and ethical understanding. The Secondary programme emphasizes social interaction and strong friendships, and includes a comprehensive Community Service Programme where students deliberate, plan, implement and reflect on their Community Service. The Junior College Diploma Programme addresses the intellectual, social, emotional and physical well-being of students.

ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) is offered in Lower Secondary, and XESOL (Extra English for Speakers of Other Languages) is available. English Language is a core subject across the curriculum.

The IB Diploma Programme addresses the intellectual, social, emotional and physical well-being of students. The Secondary programme also emphasizes social interactions and friendships, contributing to students' mental well-being.

1. Apply online at www.sisschools.org/sis-kg at least 24 hours prior to a scholarship test date. If eligible, you will be contacted to confirm attendance on a specified date for a scholarship test, and you will be sent the scholarship rules and regulations document. If you do not hear from us, call +62 8111 77 353 to confirm. 2. On the test date, a parent or legal guardian is required to attend; bring original or certified copies of school reports for the past three years; bring a scientific calculator and a pen or pencil. 3. The scholarship test covers challenging writing, reading and math questions; does not necessarily relate to any particular curriculum; includes a short essay in English; lasts between 3.5 and 4 hours depending on age level; calculators are allowed for some sections, with scientific calculators recommended for older levels; dictionaries or translators are not permitted. 4. The scholarship rules and regulations document will be sent after eligibility is confirmed.

Scholarships are offered through a test-based process. Applicants apply online at www.sisschools.org/sis-kg at least 24 hours prior to a scholarship test date. If eligible, applicants are contacted to confirm attendance for the scholarship test and will receive the scholarship rules and regulations document. The scholarship test is conducted in English, includes a short English essay, lasts 3.5 to 4 hours depending on age, and allows calculators for some sections (scientific calculators are recommended for older students; dictionaries or translators are not permitted). Scholarships may be maintained into the following year simply by maintaining an A in English, Math and Science and remaining a student in good standing.