SIS South Jakarta (Singapore Intercultural School)
Cilandak, South Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia · Est. 1996
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- Established
- 1996
- Curriculum
- Singapore-based, Cambridge (Checkpoint, IGCSE), IB DP
About this school
SIS South Jakarta is the renamed and redeveloped Bona Vista campus of the Singapore Intercultural School (SIS) Group, which was founded in Jakarta in 1996 by Singaporean educator Jaspal Sidhu with support from Raffles Institution. The group now runs campuses across Indonesia as well as in India, Myanmar and South Korea.
The school enrols children from preschool through primary, secondary and junior college:
- Preschool follows a Singapore-style early learning framework that includes IT and Mandarin
- Primary is aligned with the Singapore curriculum
- Secondary (ages 13–16) combines Singaporean and Cambridge programmes leading to Checkpoint and IGCSE
- Junior college offers the IB Diploma Programme
The refurbished campus has a design technology makerspace for robotics, an ESOL language lab for students still building their English, an Islamic studies centre plus spaces for other faiths, a new indoor/outdoor gym and canteen, and an art room. Every student takes part in a robotics and coding programme.
