Indonesia, Batam
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The Independent School Batam (ISB) is a non-profit international school on Batam Island, Indonesia. It offers a staged curriculum from Early Years to Secondary: Early Years (Pre-School, R1, R2), Primary (KS1, KS2), and Secondary (KS3, KS4). Core subjects are English, Mathematics, and Science; Foundation subjects include Geography, History, Health and Moral Education, Handwriting, Art, Music, and Physical Education. Mandarin is taught as a modern language; Optional subjects include Swimming, Audio Visual, and Drama. Indonesian nationals study Indonesian language, Civics (PPKN), and Religion; foreign nationals study Indonesian Language and Indonesian Studies. Co-curricular activities include Traditional and Modern Music and Dances; Drama is optional. ISB was established in 1999 by expatriate parents and operates with open management under Yayasan Pendidikan Multinasional Ramdani. Facilities include Computer Labs, a Science Laboratory, Library, Lunch Areas, and Sports Facilities across Junior-High, Primary, and Pre-School. Performance, excursions, camping, Cross Country, and Sports Day complete the overall program.
Komplek Rosedale, no name Blk. E No.123-124, Tlk. Tering, Kec. Batam Kota, Kota Batam, Kepulauan Riau 29444, Indonesia
The Independent School Batam has instruction in English.
Complex Rosedale, Blok E 123-124, Batam, Riau Islands, 24893, Indonesia.
Early Years Classes; Primary School; Secondary School (Junior High and Senior High).
The school is a non-profit international school.
Indonesia
The school offers a school bus service. Bus fees are listed in the SY 2023-2024 School Fee Structure.
The Independent School Batam teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 3 to 16.
ISB delivers a staged curriculum from Early Years to Secondary. Early Years includes Pre-School (3-4), Reception One (R1) 4-5, and Reception Two (R2) 5-6. Primary comprises Key Stage One (KS1) Year 1 (6-7) and Year 2 (7-8), and Key Stage Two (KS2) Year 3 (8-9), Year 4 (9-10), Year 5 (10-11), Year 6 (11-12). Secondary covers KS3 Year 7 (12-13), Year 8 (13-14), Year 9 (14-15), and KS4 Year 10 (15-16). Core subjects are English, Mathematics, and Science; Foundation subjects include Geography and History, Health and Moral Education, Handwriting, Art, Music, and Physical Education; Mandarin is taught as a modern language; Optional subjects include Swimming, Audio Visual, and Drama. Indonesian citizens (WNI) study Indonesian language, Civics (PPKN), and Religion; foreign nationals (WNA) study Indonesian language and Indonesian Studies. Co-curricular activities include Traditional and Modern Music and Dances, and Education Pathways are listed under Education Pathways.