Deutsche Schule Jakarta
BSD, South Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia · Est. 1956
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- Established
- 1956
- Curriculum
- German International Abitur (DIA); trilingual International Program
About this school
Deutsche Schule Jakarta (German School Jakarta, DSJ) was founded in 1956, when German doctors working for the World Health Organization in Indonesia set up a small German learning group for their children in Bandung. It has since grown into a large school for German, international and Indonesian students and now sits on a green 4.2-hectare campus in BSD, South Tangerang.
DSJ teaches from early childhood (from age 2) through primary and secondary school to the German International Abitur (DIA), a qualification recognised by universities worldwide. Students learn in German, English and Indonesian, with French also offered. An International Program helps children from non-German backgrounds join the DIA track between pre-nursery and Grade 6, building on English or Indonesian while German is introduced by specialist German-as-a-foreign-language teachers.
The community includes students from more than 20 nations. Facilities include an outdoor swimming pool and children's pool, a full-size grass football field and smaller courts, modern classrooms and an auditorium for ceremonies, music and theatre, along with a wide range of sports, music, arts and clubs.
