Netherlands, Rotterdam
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Sekolah Indonesia Den Haag (SIDH) in Wassenaar offers educational programs for Indonesian students residing temporarily in Europe and Africa. Operating under the Indonesian National Curriculum (Kurikulum Merdeka and Kurikulum 2013), the school delivers instruction entirely in Bahasa Indonesia. SIDH provides regular face-to-face classes and a structured Distance Learning (PJJ) program for elementary, middle, and high school students. The campus facilities include dedicated science laboratories, a music room, and informatics spaces. SIDH emphasizes national identity alongside international engagement. Distinctively, the school integrates unique traditions such as Pramuka (Indonesian Scouting) and active student participation in The Hague International Model United Nations (THIMUN). The institution regularly hosts specialized events, such as AI workshops in collaboration with TU Delft, and diplomatic cultural exhibitions. Through partnerships with local institutions like Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar, SIDH functions as an academic center and a cultural touchpoint for the overseas Indonesian community.
Rijksstraatweg 679, 2245 CB Wassenaar, Netherlands
Indonesian School of The Hague has 270 pupils, typical class sizes of 12, instruction in Indonesian.
Rijksstraatweg 679, 2245 CB Wassenaar, Netherlands
Kindergarten through Senior High School
National Indonesian educational institution
Indonesian students living in the Netherlands, Europe and surrounding areas
Indonesia (Indonesian national education system)
Indonesian School of The Hague teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 6 to 17.
Sekolah Indonesia Den Haag (SIDH) delivers the official Indonesian National Curriculum, specifically utilizing Kurikulum 2013 and Kurikulum Merdeka across all of its year groups. The academic program is structured into three standard national stages: Elementary (SD) for grades 1-6, Middle School (SMP) for grades 7-9, and High School (SMA) for grades 10-12. Instruction is provided in Bahasa Indonesia, covering core national subjects such as Mathematics, Sciences, Social Studies, Civics, and Religious Education, alongside secondary-level subjects like Informatics and Entrepreneurship. Students can complete these requirements either through regular face-to-face attendance or via the school's structured Distance Learning (PJJ) program. Upon completing the final year of the SMA stage, students receive the standard Indonesian national diploma, which facilitates their transition back into the domestic education system or their application to university programs.