Compare Montessori Curriculum International Schools in Indonesia

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees IDR 30,000,000 - 79,000,000

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Sekolah Montessori Erdkinder Bali offers a Montessori curriculum for ages 3–18 in Bali, Indonesia. The school follows three interlocking programs: Casa dei Bambini (3–6) provides a Montessori preschool with five learning areas—Practical Life, Sensory Development, Mathematics, Language, and Cultural. Primaria (6–12) serves elementary-age children in small, mixed-age groups with integrated studies across geography, biology, history, language, mathematics, science, music, and the arts, emphasizing project work that builds imagination, reasoning, and social awareness. Adolescent Community (12–18) applies an Erdkinder-style Work and Study philosophy, including a Work & Study placement with Bali-based partners. The program began in September 2022 with two students. Facilities include an Outdoor Area with an Organic Garden & Playground, a Culinary Arts kitchen (garden-to-table program), a chicken area, a sunflowers garden, and the Balinese Dewi Saraswati statue for education and art. An adolescent study center is under construction. Sustainability is embedded through composting, recycling, and partnerships with MAI Organic farm; Shivu the school dog supports community life.

Location

Sekolah Montessori Erdkinder Bali is located at Subak Kana, Banjar Panglan, Pejeng, Kec. Tampaksiring, Gianyar, Bali 80552, Indonesia. The campus is in a rural area of Gianyar Regency, Bali.

Stages

Casa dei Bambini (3-6), Primaria (elementary, 6-12), Adolescent Community (12-15).

Country affiliation

Indonesia

School day structure

The school day runs from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday; Saturday and Sunday are closed.

Application / Enrolment fees

- Registration Fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000 for new students in the full‑rate categories. Reduced registration fees apply for sibling placements in some categories (examples below).

Tuition and related charges by programme (fees shown in Indonesian Rupiah)

- Casa dei Bambini (Kindergarten, ages 3–6) — Morning programme (08:00–11:30)
- Per month (12 payments, paid in advance, including holiday months): IDR 4,000,000 per month.
- Per quarter (4 payments due 1 Aug, 1 Nov, 1 Feb, 1 Apr or on acceptance): IDR 11,000,000 per quarter.
- Per semester (2 payments due 1 Aug and 1 Feb or on acceptance): IDR 21,000,000 per semester.
- Per year (single upfront payment due 1 Aug or on acceptance): IDR 40,000,000 per year.
- Refundable Security Deposit (required unless paying annual upfront): IDR 4,000,000.
- Capital Development Levy (annual, non‑refundable): IDR 4,000,000.
- Registration Fee for new students (non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000.

- Casa dei Bambini — Extended day (08:00–13:30)
- Per month: IDR 5,500,000.
- Per quarter: IDR 15,200,000.
- Per semester: IDR 28,700,000.
- Per year (single upfront): IDR 55,000,000.
- Refundable Security Deposit: IDR 5,500,000.
- Capital Development Levy (annual, non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000.
- Registration Fee for new students (non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000.

- Casa dei Bambini — Sibling discount (subsequent siblings: 25% discount)
- Morning programme (08:00–11:30) — Per month: IDR 3,000,000; Per quarter: IDR 8,250,000; Per semester: IDR 15,750,000; Per year: IDR 30,000,000.
- Refundable Security Deposit for sibling rate (unless annual paid upfront): IDR 3,000,000.
- Registration Fee for sibling rate: IDR 3,750,000.
- Capital Development Levy (annual, sibling rate): IDR 3,000,000.
- Extended day sibling rates are similarly discounted (example per month: IDR 4,125,000).

- Primaria (Elementary, ages 6–12, 08:30–13:30)
- Per month: IDR 6,900,000.
- Per quarter: IDR 19,300,000.
- Per semester: IDR 36,000,000.
- Per year (single upfront): IDR 69,000,000.
- Refundable Security Deposit (unless annual paid upfront): IDR 6,900,000.
- Capital Development Levy (annual, non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000.
- Registration Fee for new students (non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000.
- Sibling discount (25% on tuition for subsequent siblings): example sibling per month IDR 5,200,000; per year IDR 52,000,000; sibling registration fee and capital levy reduced in the schedule.

- Adolescent Community / Secondary (ages 12–15, full day)
- Per month: IDR 7,900,000.
- Per quarter: IDR 22,000,000.
- Per semester: IDR 42,000,000.
- Per year (single upfront): IDR 79,000,000.
- Refundable Security Deposit (unless annual paid upfront): IDR 7,900,000.
- Capital Development Levy (annual, non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000.
- Registration Fee for new students (non‑refundable): IDR 5,000,000.
- Sibling discount (25% on tuition for subsequent siblings): example sibling per month IDR 5,900,000; per year IDR 59,250,000; sibling registration fee and capital levy reduced in the schedule.
- IGCSE / Cambridge exam fees are noted for this level as an additional charge (Cambridge/IGCSE administration fee referenced in the schedule).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Four payment frequency options are offered: monthly (12 equal advance payments), quarterly (4 equal payments), semester (2 payments), or annual single upfront payment. Annual upfront payment removes the requirement for a security deposit. Each payment is paid in advance, normally on the 1st of the month or by acceptance. Specific quarterly and semester due dates are: 1 August, 1 November, 1 February, 1 April (quarters); 1 August and 1 February (semesters). Annual payment is due 1 August or on acceptance.

- Late payment penalty: IDR 250,000 per week for amounts not paid by the due date and within the following 7 days. If tuition is overdue by 90 days, the school may treat the payment arrangement as breached and declare the balance immediately due; continued non‑payment may result in the student being prevented from attending.

- Allowances or refunds are not given for phased starts, illness, or vacations; the school does not replace children from May to July and, for that term, no refund of tuition fees is made for any reason. A minimum of two months' written notice of withdrawal is required to qualify for refund of tuition fees; failure to provide this will result in invoicing for the next quarter or semester (applies to monthly payments as well).

Security deposit, capital levy and refund rules

- Registration fee: non‑refundable.
- Security deposit: refundable if all accounts are settled in full, all school property returned and required notice given; the deposit is normally not refundable in the case of application withdrawal.
- Capital Development Levy: annual, non‑refundable; paid on registration and annually (due date shown in the schedule).
- The refundable Security Deposit amounts vary by programme and are waived if the family pays the entire year upfront.

Boarding fees

- No boarding programme or boarding fees are shown in the school fee schedule; the school operates as a day programme with listed daily opening hours.

Other costs and charges

- Meals / food: tuition does not include food or food ingredients (for example for cooking class). Meal costs are therefore additional to tuition if provided.
- Cambridge / IGCSE exam fees apply at the adolescent level; the schedule references an IGCSE / Cambridge fee as an additional charge.
- Uniforms: the published fee schedule does not specify a separate uniform charge.
- Other incidental or programme‑specific charges (excursions, specialist activities, materials) may apply but are not specified as fixed items in the published fee schedule.

Payment methods and transactional details

- Fees are charged in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
- Payment methods accepted: cash in IDR at the school office or bank draft / bank transfer to the school account. All bank charges are the responsibility of the payer and the full invoice amount should arrive in the school account. If payment is made by bank draft/transfer, proof of payment (photo) should be sent by WhatsApp to the administration/foundress. No credit‑card payment method is specified in the published schedule.

Administrative notes affecting fees

- Tuition and fees are reviewed annually and may be adjusted. Fees are charged in IDR in compliance with Indonesian legislation; families paying from foreign currency accounts should check bank exchange rates to ensure correct transfer amounts. Extenuating circumstances for payment difficulties can be considered by the foundress/admin.

Admissions

Step 01. Connect to us via the Prospect Form – fill in and send to us. The form collects information about the child, the program of interest, and the parent's contact details. It includes sections for information about the child, information about the parent, and questions about the child's development, plus GDPR consent and a recaptcha. This initiates the admissions process.

Step 02. Book your individual school tour with us and receive the enrollment package with detailed information. The tour provides personalized information about the school and its programs. The enrollment package explains next steps and any documents required for admission. This moves the family toward formal enrollment.

Step 03. Arrange a trial period for your child and an observation date for you as a parent, plus an informative conversation/interview. Primaria (6-12) trial lasts a minimum of 1 week and a maximum of 3 weeks to determine fit; children who have not attended a Montessori program before may be asked to write a letter to their new teacher during the trial. If the fit is good, a letter of offer is sent by email toward the end of the trial period. Adolescent Program applicants meet with the teacher for an interview to ensure a good fit; they must submit a handwritten letter and their last two school reports, and no trials are offered at this level.

Step 04. Acceptance from the school. After the assessment and interview, acceptance is granted to the applicant. This confirmation marks the transition from trial to formal admission.

Step 05. Complete the Admissions process (sign all enrollment documents and payment of the Enrollment fees). Upon acceptance, enrollment documents are signed and enrollment fees are paid to finalize admission.

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Montessori School Bali

Ages 0 - 15 years

Fees IDR 145,449,000 - 210,147,580

Montessori School Bali is a Bali-based, AMI-affiliated international school owned by a Balinese family. Located at Jl. Raya Semat No. 66, Tibubeneng, Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali 80361, it serves children from 0 to 15 years and follows Montessori practices alongside Indonesian curriculum elements. Since 2017, the campus operates from a purpose-built Berawa site designed to support Montessori learning, beauty, and nature, with climate-responsive classrooms and large verandahs for outdoor work. Classrooms house classic Montessori materials on child-sized shelves, enabling independent learning within a three-hour uninterrupted work cycle under AMI-trained guides and university-degreed assistants. The school emphasizes individualized learning paths aligned with development, from Infant & Caregiver through Adolescent, including a collaborative adolescent and high school diploma program in partnership with UNESCO GEM planned by 2025. Extra-curriculars span arts, languages, and community service, with activities such as Balinese cultural events, micro‑business projects, and environmental initiatives integrated into daily life. Preparing leaders.

Location

Jl. Raya Semat No. 66, Tibubeneng, Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia. Located in the Tibubeneng area of Badung, Bali.

Stages

Infant & Caregiver (0-1), Toddler (1-3), Preschool (3-6), Lower Primary (6-9), Upper Primary (9-12), Adolescent (12+)

Country affiliation

Indonesia

School day structure

Office hours: 7:30 - 16:30. School hours: 8:30 - 15:00. Monday through Friday.

Application fees and enrolment charges

- Application fee (non-refundable): IDR 2,000,000 for the first child; IDR 1,000,000 for the second child and after.
- Registration fee (non-refundable, invoiced with the first term tuition on offer acceptance): IDR 13,500,000 for the first child; IDR 11,500,000 for the second child and after.
- Capital Development Levy (CDL) (annual, non-refundable; pro‑rata if joining after Term One): IDR 14,000,000 per student (same amount across Toddler, Preschool, Lower Primary, Upper/Adolescent).

Tuition fees by programme (amounts in Indonesian Rupiah)

- Toddler:
- Payment (full year): IDR 131,449,000.
- Payment (half year): IDR 67,500,000.
- Payment (per term, 4 terms): IDR 35,612,000.

- Preschool — Morning programme:
- Payment (full year): IDR 110,678,000.
- Payment (half year): IDR 57,500,000.
- Payment (per term): IDR 29,542,500.

- Preschool — Extended programme:
- Payment (full year): IDR 135,027,360.
- Payment (half year): IDR 69,500,000.
- Payment (per term): IDR 35,602,500.

- Preschool NEST:
- Payment (full year): IDR 158,211,900.
- Payment (half year): IDR 81,700,000.
- Payment (per term): IDR 41,850,000.

- Primary Programme:
- Payment (full year): IDR 160,818,778.
- Payment (half year): IDR 82,000,000.
- Payment (per term): IDR 41,915,000.

- Adolescent Programme:
- Payment (full year): IDR 180,647,580.
- Payment (half year): IDR 91,227,028.
- Payment (per term): IDR 47,420,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment schedule (Early Bird due date / Standard due date):
- Payment Half Year / Full Year: within 7 days of offer (Early Bird) / within 14 days of offer (Standard).
- Term I: within 7 days of offer (Early Bird) / within 14 days of offer (Standard).
- Term 2: Early Bird due 8 August 2025 / Due date 19 September 2025.
- Term 3 / Half Year: Early Bird due 10 October 2025 / Due date 21 November 2025.
- Term 4: Early Bird due 9 January 2026 / Due date 20 February 2026.

- Early-bird discounts: 5% discount when paying the full year or semester early; 3% when paying by term (as an early-payment incentive).
- Late payment penalty: 3% per month applied to total outstanding fees from the payment deadline; late payments forfeit any applicable discounts. Consequences for unpaid fees include withholding of education if two terms behind (unless an agreed payment schedule exists) and the school retaining the child's report, yearbook and school photos until fees are paid.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school (published programme hours and opening hours reflect day programmes).

Other costs and incidental charges

- Uniform fees are not specified in the published 2025/26 tuition schedule. The published schedule separates application fees, registration fees and the CDL, but does not list a specific uniform charge.
- Registration fee and CDL are charged in addition to tuition as noted above. Additional incidental costs (special activities, trips or optional items) are not listed in the tuition schedule and, when applicable, would be invoiced separately.

Refund and withdrawal information

- Application fee, registration fee and the Capital Development Levy (CDL) are non-refundable.
- Payment deadlines are not withdrawal deadlines. Withdrawal from the academic year is not accepted past December of the academic year.
- Unpaid fees may result in withholding of reports, yearbooks and photos; withholding of education may be applied if a family falls two terms behind without an agreed payment schedule.

Fee payment options and banking details

- Currency: all fees are quoted in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
- Bank transfer (preferred/required for application fee transfer receipts):
- Bank: Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI).
- Account number (Rupiah): 4640 2572.
- Account name: Yayasan Pendidikan Cili Bali.
- Branch: Cabang Legian-Kuta, Jl. Legian, Kuta, Bali, Indonesia.
- SWIFT code: BNI NI DJA RNN.
- Instruction: send the transfer receipt to the school as confirmation of payment.

Admissions

1. Tour the school: Prospective parents are asked to first tour Montessori School Bali. The tour lets families see the Montessori Method in action and provides an opportunity to ask questions about how classes are run. The tour helps determine whether the school's approach fits the child's needs. Tours are encouraged before submitting an application. 2. Submit Application: To be added to the waiting pool, an application form may be submitted after attending an observation session, or after an online chat if abroad. The application form must be submitted to begin the process. 3. Pay Application Fee: The application fee must be received before the application process starts. Send the transfer receipt to the school and include the child's name in the details. Banking details are Bank Negara Indonesia 46; Account Number 4640 2572 (Rupiah); Account Name Yayasan Pendidikan Cili Bali; Branch Cabang Legian-Kuta, Jl. Legian, Kuta, Bali, Indonesia; SWIFT Code BNI NI DJA RNN. The fee payment completes the initial processing. 4. Attend an Interview or Trial: The interview or trial process varies by age group. Infant and Toddler applicants meet with the teacher to determine readiness. Preschool children have an interview to meet their teacher before they start in the classroom; no trials are offered at this level. Primary children who have not attended a Montessori school in the past must attend a one-week trial to ensure the Montessori classroom will be the best environment to support development. Required materials include a handwritten letter to the new teacher and last two school reports. If the fit is good, a letter of offer will be sent by email toward the end of the trial week. Adolescent Programme applicants will meet with the teacher for an interview to ensure fit, then attend at least a one-week trial. Required materials include a handwritten letter of introduction and last two school reports. 5. Final Admission Acceptance: Confirmation is issued after the interview or trial; the final admission acceptance letter is sent. Welcome to our Montessori community!

Waitlist

To be added to the waiting pool, submit an application after attending an observation session, or after an online chat if abroad.

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Great Crystal School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - null years

Fees IDR 15

Great Crystal School, founded in 2004, offers a Cambridge-based program alongside Montessori-inspired education. The Preschool and Kindergarten follow a Montessori-inspired approach with a flexible schedule and an eco-garden for exploration; three-year-olds and four-year-olds attend daily. The Primary program uses English and includes Chinese, delivering bilingual instruction across subjects in English and science. Specialist classes cover Bahasa Indonesia, Social Studies, Arts, Physical Education, IT, and swimming, with field trips and community service components. The Secondary program features an advisory system and grade-level neighborhoods, with core subjects in English, mathematics, science, and Chinese, plus minor subjects and leadership/service opportunities. The school adheres to the Cambridge curriculum framework with Cambridge Primary/Secondary, IGCSE, AS Levels, and A Levels, and is affiliated with the UK Cambridge curriculum. Facilities include neighborhood wings and an eco-garden; after-school enrichment runs from 14:30 to 16:00. The campus is registered with Surabaya's education department; SPK status was attained in 2016.

Location

Located in Surabaya, Indonesia, at JL. Raya Darmo Permai III, Puncak Permai Square, Surabaya. The campus is in the Darmo area of the city. It offers programs from Preschool to Junior College.

Stages

Preschool and Kindergarten; Primary; Secondary; Junior College

Country affiliation

UK-based Cambridge curriculum

School day structure

Preschool sessions: Toddler 08:00–10:00; Nursery 08:00–11:00; Kindergarten A 08:00–12:00; Kindergarten B 08:00–12:30. Primary hours: 07:40–14:10; after-school enrichment 14:30–16:00.

Application fees

- No published application or registration fee amounts are provided on the school's public pages. Parents must contact Admissions for the current application/registration fee and the payment deadline.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish a public fee schedule showing tuition amounts by year group or per term/per year. No specific numeric tuition figures for Preschool, Primary, Secondary, or Junior College are available in the school's public materials. To obtain the full tuition schedule with per-term and annual amounts for each year group, contact the school's Admissions/Finance office.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- There is no publicly posted billing schedule (for example: termly, semesterly, or annual billing) or detailed payment terms (payment deadlines, late-payment penalties, instalment plans) available in the school's published materials. Parents should request the school's formal billing schedule and the written payment terms from the Finance office at the time of enrolment.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding program or boarding fee schedule is advertised in public school information. The school's program descriptions and pages do not reference on-site boarding facilities or boarding fees. If boarding is required, confirm availability and costs directly with the school.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- The school's public materials do not list specific amounts for common additional charges such as uniforms, textbooks, activity fees, development/registration fees, examination fees, transport, meals, or extracurricular programme fees. Parents should expect some combination of these additional costs and must request an itemised fee schedule showing which charges are mandatory and which are optional.

Refund information

- No public policy or numerical detail regarding refunds (for withdrawal, early termination, cancellations, or overpayment) is published on the school's publicly available pages. Request the school's written refund and withdrawal policy from the Finance or Admissions office before paying any fees.

Fee payment options

- The school's public pages do not list accepted payment methods or banking details for fee payments. Parents should obtain the official payment instructions (accepted payment methods, bank account details, credit-card acceptance, electronic transfer instructions, and any payment-reference formats) directly from the school's Finance office prior to making payments. Contact details for the school are provided below.

Contact information for fees and payments

- Email: admin@great.sch.id. Phone: 031-7348825. WhatsApp: +62-813-3252-5678. Use these contacts to request the complete, current fee schedule, the fee payment instruction sheet, and the school's written refund and payment terms.

Summary of findings and next step

- The school's publicly accessible pages do not publish numeric fee amounts, termly/annual tuition breakdowns by year group, published billing schedules, boarding fees, itemised additional charges, refund rules, or payment-method details. To obtain precise, up-to-date numeric figures for application fees, tuition per term/per year by year group, boarding (if any), other charges (uniforms, transport, meals, activity fees), refund rules, and accepted payment methods, request the school's official fee schedule and finance terms from the Admissions or Finance office using the contact details above.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Social-emotional programs are integrated into the culture and program of each grade level. The school recognizes the importance of friendships and working cooperatively, and fosters students' personal and academic success. The Secondary advisory program provides daily mentoring and a sense of community between students and teachers. The curriculum includes Character Building and opportunities for leadership and service to develop responsibility and care for the extended community.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Under a bilingual policy, English is the common working language for all students. Students also learn Chinese to support global networking. A daily schedule features core subjects in English, mathematics, Chinese and science, with specialist classes in Bahasa Indonesia, Social Studies, Arts, physical education, swimming, and IT.

Mental Wellbeing

Social-emotional programs are integrated into the culture and program of each grade level. The Secondary advisory program fosters a sense of community and mentoring, with staff to support academic, social, and emotional needs across the grades.

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Temasek Independent School Bandung

Instructs in English, Indonesian

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 250

Type Co-educational

Temasek Independent School Bandung offers an international education for ages 3–18. It begins with Montessori-inspired preschool and continues with a blended primary program using Pearson Edexcel iPrimary alongside the Merdeka Curriculum, complemented by Indonesian language and social studies components. In secondary, students study Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and have pathways to Cambridge A Levels, with ten subjects and English as the language of instruction. The campus includes science and computer laboratories, a gym, a basketball court, and rooms for music and art, with classrooms designed for collaborative learning. The school is privately run, co-educational, and day-only, drawing on United Kingdom curriculum affiliation. Founded in 2006, Temasek is an authorized Pearson Edexcel test centre and is registered with Indonesian authorities, holding accreditation. Extracurriculars span STEM projects, archery, modern dance, art and craft, sports, and an Integrated Learning Programme that links classroom learning with field trips and UN Development goals.

Location

Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Located in the Gegerkalong area of Sukasari, the school's address is Jl. Sindang Sirna No.8, Gegerkalong, Sukasari, Bandung 40153, Indonesia. It is accessible by local roads in a residential area.

Stages

Preschool, Primary, and Secondary

Type

Private, co-educational, day school

Country affiliation

United Kingdom

Overview

- Temasek Independent School Bandung does not publish a public, itemized fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for the 2025/26 year) on its official school pages. The school's publicly available pages list its programmes (Preschool, Primary, Secondary) and contact details but do not provide amounts for application, tuition by year group, billing cycles, boarding, uniforms, refunds, or accepted payment methods.

Application fees

- No specific application, registration, or entrance-fee amounts are published on the school's public pages for the requested academic years.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school's public materials do not provide a breakdown of tuition (per term, per semester, or per year) by year group or programme. No per-term or per-year fee tables are published for Preschool, Primary, or Secondary levels.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- There is no published billing schedule (monthly/termly/annual), payment deadline calendar, or standard payment-term policy available in the school's public information. No late-payment penalties, installment options, or required billing documents are posted.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The school does not advertise a boarding programme on its public pages; therefore no boarding fees or boarding-related charges are published. Programmes listed are preschool, primary and secondary day programmes.

Other costs and typical ancillary fees

- The school's public pages do not list specific amounts for uniforms, textbooks, activity or excursion fees, technology fees, exam fees, transport, meals, or extracurricular charges. No itemized ancillary-fee schedule is published.

Refund information

- No publicly posted refund, cancellation, or withdrawal policy (including conditions for refunds of deposits or tuition) is available on the school's public pages.

Fee payment options

- The school's public pages do not state accepted payment methods (bank transfer, credit card, cash, online payment portals) or banking details for fee payment.

Summary of findings

- The official, public pages for Temasek Independent School Bandung include programme descriptions and contact information but do not publish a fee schedule or the specific fee items you requested for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year. Because no official fee amounts or policies are published on those pages, there are no school-published figures available to present for application fees, tuition by year group, billing schedule, boarding fees, ancillary costs, refund rules, or payment methods.

Curriculum

Blended Pearson Edexcel iPrimary Curriculum with the Merdeka Curriculum (Kurikulum Merdeka). iPrimary covers English, Mathematics, Science, Computing and Global Citizenship for ages 3–11; Indonesian national curriculum components include Bahasa Indonesia, Social Studies, Civics, Character Building, Sports, Religious Studies, Computer and Art. Examinations include ANBK (Grade 5) and Pearson Examinations; iPrimary prepares students to progress to the iLower Secondary programme from age 11, designed to prepare for International GCSE. The Primary pathway offers entry to Indonesian Middle School (SMP) or progression to schools offering Pearson Edexcel GCSEs. The Secondary Programme (ages 14–16) includes Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and provides preparation for Pearson Edexcel A Level and progression to other educational systems; it offers 10 subjects and routes for learners with different abilities; syllabuses are international in outlook with local relevance and emphasise working and communicating in English.

Higher Education Progression

University progression recognizes Pearson Edexcel qualifications; many universities worldwide require a combination of Pearson Edexcel A Levels and IGCSE; leading US and Canadian universities require Pearson Edexcel AS & A Levels; some US/Canadian institutions accept five IGCSEs at grade C or above; in the UK, IGCSE is accepted as GCSE-equivalent.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

English language development is part of the Pearson Early Years Programme, supporting communication and language, developmental writing and mark-making, and early reading. The Pearson Early Years Programme also supports general cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development and contributes to later achievement and happiness. Montessori fosters a close, caring community where each child is valued as a unique individual. Enrichment lessons include Physical Education, Art and Craft, Character Building, Music, and Cooking. The Pearson Early Years Programme is designed for 3 to 5-year-olds and aligns with current global education practices to prepare learners for the world.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English language development is explicitly included in the Pearson Early Years Programme, supporting communication and language, developmental writing and mark-making, and early reading.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is supported through social and emotional development in the Pearson Early Years Programme, with enrichment activities such as Character Building contributing to emotional growth.

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Singapore National Academy - Tanjungsari

Instructs in English, Mandarin, Indonesian

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees IDR 350,000 - 130,000,000

Singapore National Academy (SNA) is a K-12 school in Singapore serving ages 2 to 18. Early Learning Centre blends the Singapore Curriculum with Montessori for ages 2 to 5. Primary follows the Singapore Curriculum Year 1 to Year 6, while High School uses the Cambridge Curriculum (IGCSE and AS/A Levels) for Year 7 to Year 12. SNA is a Cambridge International Centre and partner of the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board. Instruction is in English, with Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia as second and third languages; French, German, and Hindi are optional. The campus includes air-conditioned classrooms, IT, a Wet Lab and a Lecture Hall, plus outdoor spaces such as a tennis court and fields. A Piaget 12-Year Journey weaves academic and non-academic programmes across levels. Beyond Classroom includes Immersion and Learning Journeys, Duke of Edinburgh Award, and the Student Internship Programme, with CCAs and ASAs in Performing Arts and Languages.

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Jakarta Montessori School

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees IDR 74,000,000 - 136,000,000

Type Co-educational

Jakarta Montessori School provides a genuine Montessori experience for children aged 1 to 18 in Indonesia. The main teaching language is English, with Bahasa Indonesia taught to all students; in Pre-school this is informal, in Primary it follows the Indonesian curriculum, and in Upper Primary additional Indonesian lessons prepare students for optional national exams. Core subjects are taught with Montessori materials, building concrete understanding in mathematics, language, science, geography and research skills. Science is integrated across the curriculum, covering biology, geology, astronomy and archaeology, while students regularly use the library and Internet for projects. The campus is spacious and purpose-built, with dedicated facilities for Preschool, Toddlers, Lower Primary, Upper Primary and Secondary, plus a large farm area for hands-on learning. After-school enrichment, field trips and community projects supplement learning. Notable facilities include a science laboratory, art studio, library, computer lab and sports spaces such as a basketball court and futsal.

Location

Jakarta Montessori School is located at Jl. Durian 10, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta 12620, Indonesia. The campus sits in southern Jakarta in a residential area and is accessible via major roads. The school provides dedicated classrooms for Toddlers, Early Childhood, Lower Primary, Upper Primary and Secondary, with facilities including a library, computer lab, art studio and music suite.

Stages

Toddlers; Early Childhood (3-6); Lower Primary (6-9); Upper Primary (9-12); Secondary (12-18)

Type

Montessori school

Country affiliation

Indonesia

School day structure

Toddler 8:30–12:00; Early Childhood 8:00–14:30; Lower Primary 8:00–14:45; Upper Primary 8:00–15:00; Secondary 7:30–15:30 (Monday–Friday).

Bus service

School Bus service with routes including Jagakarsa (4,500,000 one-way; 7,500,000 two-way per semester), Pondok Indah/Cilandak/Kemang/Pejaten/Jati Padang (7,500,000 one-way; 12,000,000 two-way per semester), Pakubuwono/Setiabudi/Kuningan (8,500,000 one-way; 13,000,000 two-way per semester).

Application and Registration Fees

- Pre‑registration fee: IDR 500,000 (one‑day trial class; amount is deducted from the Registration Fee).
- Registration fee (non‑refundable, one‑time per level): Toddler IDR 15,000,000; Primary/Secondary IDR 17,000,000. (Registration must be paid before the child enters the school for the first time; if a child returns after a break of two or more semesters the Registration Fee is charged again.)

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown per year and the equivalent per semester or 10‑month option)

- Toddler (18 months–3 years):
- Annual: IDR 74,000,000.
- Per semester: IDR 37,000,000.
- 10‑month plan: IDR 7,400,000 per month.

- Early Childhood (3–6 years):
- Annual: IDR 90,000,000.
- Per semester: IDR 45,000,000.
- 10‑month plan: IDR 9,000,000 per month.

- Primary & Secondary (6–18 years):
- Annual: IDR 119,000,000.
- Per semester: IDR 59,500,000.
- 10‑month plan: IDR 11,900,000 per month.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- School fees must be paid in full for each semester in advance, before the semester starts. If a student begins part‑way through a semester, the payable amount is pro‑rated as follows: starting before the 6th week = 100% of the semester fee; starting before the 12th week = 75% of the semester fee; starting after the 12th week = 50% of the semester fee.
- Discounts: 10% discount for payment of the full school year (both semesters) in a single payment made before the due date; 5% discount for full payment of one semester made before the due date. There are no discounts for monthly payments, registration fee, or bus fees.
- Late payment penalty: 2% per month on payments made after the due date. Accounts more than 30 days delinquent may result in the student not being permitted to attend school until the account is brought current.

Boarding

- Jakarta Montessori School operates as a day school with stated daily school hours for each level; there is no boarding program or boarding fee listed. School hours are defined by level (for example, Toddler 08:30–12:00; Early Childhood 08:00–14:30; Secondary 07:30–15:30).

Other costs and recurring additional fees

- School fee inclusions: stationery, books, class materials; snacks for Toddler, Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary; local field trips within Jabodetabek; and school events.
- Uniforms and related items:
- Toddler / Early Childhood uniform package: IDR 300,000.
- Primary / Secondary uniform package (includes gym items, 2 sets white, 2 sets batik): IDR 1,900,000.
- Scout uniform set plus accessories: IDR 350,000.
- School bus fees (charged per semester; amounts vary by area):
- Jagakarsa: IDR 4,500,000 (one way) / IDR 7,500,000 (two ways) per semester.
- Pondok Indah, Cilandak, Kemang, Pejaten, Jati Padang: IDR 7,500,000 (one way) / IDR 12,000,000 (two ways) per semester.
- Pakubuwono, Setiabudi, Kuningan: IDR 8,500,000 (one way) / IDR 13,000,000 (two ways) per semester.

Refund information

- If full semester fees have been paid and a child withdraws part‑way through the semester, refunds are available on written notice according to attendance at the point of withdrawal: up to the 6th week = 50% refund of the semester fee; up to the 12th week = 25% refund of the semester fee; after the 12th week = no refund. Registration fees are non‑refundable.

Fee payment options and administrative arrangements

- Fees and payment schedules are administered by the school office; payments must be made in advance according to the published due dates and any specific payment instructions provided by the school's administration. For admissions or billing queries contact the school's admissions office at admission@jakartamontessori.com or +62 21 727 2162 / +62 817 882 131.

Summary of findings and completeness

- Published, itemised figures for registration, annual, semester and 10‑month payment options; uniform and bus fees; pre‑registration; discounts; late penalties; and refund rules are provided in the school's published Parent Handbook and admissions materials. Some fee table cells in the published PDF are presented in table format; all above numeric amounts are taken from those published fee listings.

Uniform Requirement

Toddler and Early Childhood do not have a separate uniform; they wear the Gym uniform and a school cap. Primary and Secondary wear the school uniform daily: White shirt with blue shorts/skirts/trousers on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; Batik shirt with blue shorts/skirts/trousers on Tuesday and Thursday. Gym uniform is worn on sports days, and the Scout uniform is brought to school every Friday.

Food Options

Snacks are provided in every classroom (whole wheat bread, butter, cheese spread and fruits); children may bring their own individually packaged snacks labeled with their name. Toddlers' snacks should be ready to eat. Lunch: All children bring a packed, trash-free lunch; Primary and Secondary may heat their lunch in classrooms; no fast-food; the school is peanut-free and prohibits peanuts or peanut ingredients.

Governance and Ownership

Jakarta Montessori School operates as a SPK (Satuan Pendidikan Kerjasama) school. It is affiliated with The Montessori Foundation (MEAB accredited) and with MSCA; in Indonesia it is affiliated with PSSI, ANPS and OMI. Governance involves a Yayasan (foundation) in oversight.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

PSHE is part of the curriculum. Students learn about their bodies, their emotions, how to cope with stress, and how to manage their time.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Developmental screening is conducted at the start of the school year. Toddlers and Early Childhood students are assessed by a paediatrician and child psychologists using the Denver Developmental Screening Test, while Primary and Secondary students are assessed using the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire. Parents receive copies of the results, and in some cases follow-up therapies may be recommended.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The main teaching medium is English. Bahasa Indonesia is learned by all students. In Pre-school Bahasa Indonesia is taught informally; in Primary lessons conform with the Indonesian national curriculum; in Upper Primary there are additional Indonesian language lessons to prepare for National exams.

Mental Wellbeing

The school promotes physical and emotional well-being. PSHE supports mental wellbeing by teaching about the body, emotions, coping with stress, and time management.

Safeguarding

Corporal punishment is never used. The school promotes and protects the physical and emotional well-being of students and staff. There are Missing Child procedures, illness and health policies, and COVID-19 safety protocols.

Admissions

1. Proceedings begin with applicants completing enrollment application forms and other admission policies, including one free trial for new prospective parents. A pre-registration form with child and parent details must be completed at the outset, and the Administrative Manager will guide a tour of the facility so parents connect with the JMS Montessori environment and teachers. The Prospectus, school calendar, and class schedule are provided, and the Principal or Administration Head explains key elements of the JMS curriculum and the after-school programmes offered. The Administrative Manager presents the fee structure and admission policy, and highlights age suitability and the cut-off date for the child.

2. Fee policy: The Registration Fee must be paid before the child enters the school for the first time. It is a non-refundable one-time payment for each level. The fee structure will be provided to the parent on request.

3. Schedule A Trial: A one-day trial class is offered to the parent to determine whether the program is suited to the child's needs. The trial is conducted upon payment of the pre-registration fee. If the parents decide to enroll, the pre-registration fee is deducted from the registration fee.

4. Student Age Requirements/School Hours/Schedule: The school is organized into Toddlers (18 months to 3 years), Early Childhood (3 to 6 years), Lower Primary (6 to 9 years), Upper Primary (9 to 12 years), and Secondary (12 to 18 years). Hours are: Toddlers 8:30 AM–12:00 PM; Early Childhood 8:00 AM–2:30 PM; Lower Primary 8:00 AM–2:45 PM; Upper Primary 8:00 AM–3:00 PM; Secondary 7:30 AM–3:30 PM.

5. Applications and contacts: The school continues to accept applications for the new and coming school year applicant pool. For further information about enrolling, contact JMS at Jl. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:30 PM.

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Raffles Christian School Jakarta - Pondok Indah Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupils 2500

Type Co-educational

Raffles Christian School Jakarta is an international day school in Indonesia with a Christian ethos enrolling students from ages 2 to 18. The campus delivers a blend of Cambridge international programs and foundational educational approaches including the Reggio Emilia and Montessori philosophies. In the Primary through to Junior College, learners follow the Cambridge Pathway: Cambridge Primary, Secondary Checkpoint, IGCSE, AS and A Levels. The Secondary Division uses Cambridge IGCSE with streaming options in Medical, Engineering and Business, and compulsory subjects such as English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Indonesian Studies, Citizenship and Christian Worldview Studies; electives include Global Perspectives, ICT, Music, Mandarin, Introduction to Business, Art & Design and Physical Education. Cambridge Checkpoint is used for readiness diagnostics. The school emphasizes thinking skills, ICT-enabled learning and STEM through Marzano's Thinking Skills and Learning Beyond the Classroom. Co-curricular activities span sports, performing arts and service, including Habitat for Humanity and RMUN program.

Location

Raffles Christian School operates across three Jakarta campuses: Kelapa Gading Campus in North Jakarta; Pondok Indah Campus in South Jakarta; and Kebon Jeruk Campus in West Jakarta. The Kelapa Gading Campus is located at Jl. Gading Pelangi No. 1, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14240. The Pondok Indah Campus includes three sites: Gedung Hijau Raya I, No 1 Pondok Indah, Jakarta Selatan 12310; Jl. Arteri Pondok Indah No. 1, Pondok Indah, Jakarta Selatan 12240; and BranZ Simatupang Apartment, Ground Floor, West Cilandak, South Jakarta 12430. The Kebon Jeruk Campus is at Jl. Meruya Ilir No. 89, RT. 001 / 005, Meruya Utara, Kembangan, Jakarta Barat, Jakarta, Indonesia.

Stages

Pre-Primary, Primary, Secondary, and Junior College

Type

International day school with Christian ethos

Pupil Nationality Mix

20 nationalities represented at RCS.

Country affiliation

Indonesia

Religious affiliation

Christian

Application and entrance fees
- Placement Test Fee: IDR 500,000 for Primary 1 through Secondary 4; IDR 1,000,000 for Junior College.
- Development Fee (enrolment/placement fee): a Development Fee is required upon notification of acceptance to secure the student's place; this fee is explicitly stated as non‑refundable. The exact Development Fee amount is not published in the school's publicly available admissions material.

Tuition fees (per year / per term)
- The school's publicly available admissions and FAQ materials do not publish a full, itemized tuition schedule by year group or term for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). Because those numeric tuition amounts by grade and by term are not publicly posted, specific per‑term and per‑year figures cannot be provided here.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Acceptance and registration are confirmed only after required payments are received and payment confirmation is issued by the school's Finance Department; payment of the Development Fee is required to secure placement. The school's published materials reference payment confirmation from the Finance Department as part of the acceptance process.
- A 10% sibling discount applies to subsequent siblings enrolled.
- Employee benefits for staff include Development Fee and Tuition Fee discounts (detailed staff discount policy and percentage levels are published for employees).

Boarding fees
- No boarding or residential provision or boarding fees are listed in the school's campus materials; the school operates as multiple day campuses and does not advertise boarding options in its published campus information.

Other costs and typical extras
- The school's public admissions and FAQ pages confirm the existence of standard one‑off fees (placement/development) and recurring tuition charges but do not publish a detailed line‑item schedule for other costs such as uniforms, textbooks, exam fees (IGCSE / AS / A‑Level exam fees, if applicable), school trips, transport, or specific co‑curricular charges. These categories are commonly charged by schools, but specific amounts and which items are included in tuition are not published in the school's publicly available admissions material.

Refunds and cancellation
- The Development Fee is stated as non‑refundable. The school's publicly available admissions material does not publish a detailed refund policy for tuition, annual fees, or other charges; no additional published refund provisions were found in the publicly posted admissions/FAQ materials.

Fee payment options
- The school requires payment confirmation from its Finance Department to finalize acceptance; however, specific accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, local bank account details, or credit card acceptance) are not specified in the publicly available admissions and FAQ materials. Payment instructions and the finance office are referenced but detailed payment method options are not published in those materials.

Discounts and partnerships that affect fees
- The school provides a 10% sibling discount for each subsequent sibling enrolled.
- The school publishes staff fee benefits that include large discounts on Development Fee and Tuition Fee for eligible employees under the school's staff benefits policy.
- External membership/partner programmes (for example metropolitan member organisations) have advertised temporary discounts on Development Fee and Tuition Fee (examples of percentage discounts have been offered through partner membership channels), indicating third‑party promotional discounts may be available at times. Those partner promotions are separate from standard published fees.

Summary of limitations (brief)
- Publicly posted campus and admissions pages list the Placement Test Fee amounts, confirm that a non‑refundable Development Fee is required to secure a place, and describe discounts (sibling, staff, occasional partner promotions). The school's publicly available admissions and FAQ materials do not publish the numeric tuition schedule per grade or per term for AY 2026/27 (or AY 2025/26). Because a full, itemized tuition schedule by year group and by term is not publicly posted, per‑term and per‑grade tuition amounts, billing instalment dates, and specific payment method details cannot be provided here.

Curriculum

The Secondary Division follows the Cambridge Pathway, with Lower Secondary (Grade 7–8) as Cambridge Secondary 1. Upper Secondary (Grade 9–10) leads to Cambridge IGCSE with a Streaming option in Medical, Engineering and Business. Compulsory subjects include English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Indonesian Studies, Citizenship, and Christian Worldview Studies; electives include Global Perspectives, ICT, Music, Mandarin, Introduction to Business, Art & Design and Physical Education. The Cambridge Checkpoint curriculum is used for Secondary 1 and 2 (Grade 7–8) as beginning courses leading to Cambridge IGCSE. Cambridge IGCSEs are internationally recognized by schools, universities and employers as equivalent in standard to the British GCSE and International GCE O Level examinations. The curriculum encourages students to use an exploratory approach to problem solving, have confidence in their ability to solve problems, apply skills, knowledge and understanding, undertake individual projects and work as part of a team, and develop oral and practical skills. Cambridge Checkpoint provides diagnostic information to monitor readiness for IGCSE.

Exam Results

Students consistently achieve strong results in Cambridge Checkpoint and IGCSE examinations. These results reflect rigorous teaching, strong academic support and student dedication. Cambridge Checkpoint provides a diagnostic assessment at the end of Lower Secondary to inform progression to IGCSE.

Higher Education Progression

Through subject flexibility, academic counselling, skill-based learning, and global exposure, students graduate with strong academic profiles and well-developed personal competencies suited for top universities worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

Teachers closely monitor progress and provide enrichment opportunities for advanced learners. There is targeted support for students who need additional reinforcement.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The life skills of cooperation, critical thinking, responsibility, communication and concern for others are integrated into the curriculum. The school emphasises character development through Christian Worldview Studies and a range of activities under Character Development, including Praise & Worship, Community Involvement Programme, Shining Community Award and Habitat for Humanity.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides an international programme that caters for a broad spectrum of abilities and needs, with strong links with parents and the local community.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The primary language of instruction is English. Indonesian and Chinese are offered as part of the multilingual education. Aside from English, all students are required to take Indonesian and Chinese. In Secondary 3-4, students can choose either First Language English or English as a Second Language. Chinese language in the curriculum follows Cambridge and HSK frameworks, while Indonesian language follows Bahasa Indonesia and Indonesian as a Foreign Language is available for foreign students.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling Programme provides one-to-one sessions with a school counsellor or psychologist. Counselling covers friendships, motivations and time management; career counselling is available for older students; learning styles and special intervention support are provided as needed.

Safeguarding

Homeroom programmes address bullying prevention and personal boundaries, with interactive seminars on sex education, stress management and health and safety conducted by professionals.

Admissions

1. Admission procedure: The school accepts applicants for Nursery 1 (age 2 years) to Junior College. A registration form can be obtained at the Admission Office or downloaded from the website and must be fully completed. Selection is on a first-come, first-served basis and registration closes when full capacity is reached. Applicants are expected to meet the age eligibility and entrance qualifications for their level as outlined below. 2. Age eligibility and entrance qualifications by level: Pre-primary comprises N1, N2, K1, K2 with entrance qualification of Free Trial for AY 2026–2027. Primary covers Primary 1–6 with English and Mathematics written test plus a student interview as entrance qualification. Secondary covers Secondary 1–4 with English, Mathematics and Science written tests plus a student interview. Junior College covers Junior College 1–2 with English, Mathematics and Science written tests plus a student interview; after evaluation, parents are notified regarding the status of the application. 3. Placement test and development fees: A non-refundable Placement Test Fee is applicable (IDR 500,000 for Primary 1 – Secondary 4; IDR 1,000,000 for Junior College). Upon notification of acceptance, parents must remit payment of the Development Fee to secure placement in a class. A student candidate is considered accepted once all academic and administrative requirements are fulfilled and payment confirmation from Finance is received. 4. Registration documents: For Indonesian students, provide copies of Birth Certificate (Akte Kelahiran), Family Card (Kartu Keluarga), Parents' valid ID Cards (KTP), Report Card (Rapor), and one 3x4 cm color photo of student and parent. For foreign students, provide copies of Birth Certificate, Family Card, Parent's Passport and KITAS, Report Card, and one 3x4 cm color photo of student and parent. 5. Age policy: The policy sets class age groups by academic year and is used to determine placement; it is outlined per school year (e.g., AY 2023/2024 to AY 2025/2026) to inform class assignment.

Scholarships

RCS Inspire Scholarships are available for Secondary and Junior High School students for 2026–2027. There are three scholarship types: Academic Scholarships, Creative Arts Scholarships, and Sports Scholarships; full and partial scholarships are available, with eligibility depending on merit in the relevant area. Scholarships are offered at five entry points: Year 7, Year 8, Year 9, Year 10, and Year 11 (Cambridge to A Level programs). Eligibility requires meeting the relevant academic and English entry requirements; the number of scholarships is limited and not all eligible students may receive an award; acceptance of the offer must occur within one week or the scholarship offer will be withdrawn. Application involves completing a Scholarship Application Form, submitting required documents, and undergoing a placement test in Math and English followed by an interview (at RCS Pondok Indah, Kelapa Gading or Kebon Jeruk). For more information, contact the Admissions Office at +62 812-8561-0098 or +62 856-9385-4147 or apply via the provided form.

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Sekolah Victory Plus

Instructs in English, Indonesian

Ages 0 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Sekolah Victory Plus is an international school in Indonesia offering an IB continuum alongside Montessori and Reggio Emilia-inspired approaches. The school serves students from 0 to 18 years, providing Early Childhood Education for children from six months to six years, Primary Years Programme for Grades 1–6, Middle Years Programme for Grades 7–10, and the Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12. Instruction is in English, with Bahasa Indonesia and Mandarin options available through language programs and after-school activities, plus English as an Additional Language support in the early years. Campus facilities include outdoor learning spaces, a swimming pool, and a multi-purpose hall with an NBA-standard basketball court. Science laboratories, a Food Technology room, and dedicated rooms for music, dance and visual arts complement flexible classrooms and a library. The school emphasizes community, service and leadership through IB, together with career counselling and signature events such as TEDx-style forums for student growth worldwide.

Location

Sekolah Victory Plus is located in Bekasi at Jl. Citra Niaga Raya Blok AO 1-14, Perumahan Kemang Pratama. The campus sits within the Kemang Pratama housing estate in Bekasi, near major road links. It is approximately 45 minutes from Central Jakarta.

Stages

The school offers the International Baccalaureate Programme across four stages: Early Childhood Education (ages 6 months to 6 years), Primary School (Grade 1–6), Middle Years Programme (Grade 7–10), and the Diploma Programme (Grade 11–12).

Type

The school is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School.

Country affiliation

Indonesia

Application / Registration Fee
- Registration fee: IDR 500,000 per applicant.

Submission Fee (Uang Pangkal) — one-off advance payment requirements
- Early Childhood Education (Early Package 1: Toddler + Nursery + EY1 + EY2): IDR 11,900,000 per year; must be paid in advance for four years (total payable on enrolment: IDR 47,600,000).
- Early Childhood Education (Early Package 2: EY1 + EY2 option): IDR 17,650,000 per year; must be paid in advance for two years (total payable on enrolment: IDR 35,300,000).
- Primary School (Grade 1–6): Uang Pangkal IDR 14,400,000 per year; must be paid in advance for six years (total payable on enrolment: IDR 86,400,000).
- Secondary School (Grade 7–9, three-year band): Uang Pangkal IDR 31,700,000 per year; must be paid in advance for three years (total payable on enrolment: IDR 95,100,000).
- Secondary School (Grade 7–10, four-year band): Uang Pangkal IDR 30,250,000 per year; must be paid in advance for four years (total payable on enrolment: IDR 121,000,000).
- Secondary School (Grade 10–12, three-year band): Uang Pangkal IDR 33,500,000 per year; must be paid in advance for three years (total payable on enrolment: IDR 100,500,000).
- Secondary School (Grade 11–12, two-year DP band): Uang Pangkal IDR 33,500,000 per year; must be paid in advance for two years (total payable on enrolment: IDR 67,000,000).

Tuition fees (Uang Sekolah) — payment per term and annual equivalent
- Payment schedule for tuition: billed and payable per term (4 times per year — July, October, January and April).

Early Childhood Education (per term / annual equivalent):
- Toddler: IDR 6,600,000 per term — annual equivalent IDR 26,400,000.
- Nursery: IDR 8,850,000 per term — annual equivalent IDR 35,400,000.
- EY1–EY2: IDR 11,025,000 per term — annual equivalent IDR 44,100,000.

Primary School (Grade 1–6):
- Tuition: IDR 17,100,000 per term — annual equivalent IDR 68,400,000.

Secondary School (per term / annual equivalent):
- Grade 7–9: IDR 18,150,000 per term — annual equivalent IDR 72,600,000.
- Grade 10: IDR 18,600,000 per term — annual equivalent IDR 74,400,000.
- Grade 11–12 (DP / senior band): IDR 23,250,000 per term — annual equivalent IDR 93,000,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms (summary)
- Tuition billing frequency: four times per year — payments due in July, October, January and April (tuition shown above is the per-term amount).
- Submission fees (uang pangkal) are presented as a per-year amount that the school requires to be paid in advance for the full programme period indicated (examples above show how many years must be paid up front for each band).

Boarding fees
- Sekolah Victory Plus does not list or advertise any boarding / dormitory provision; no boarding fees are published.

Other costs and typical additional items
- Textbooks: the school notes that students generally do not use formal textbooks for most subjects; Religion subject uses a textbook. Additional learning resources are used as required.
- Uniforms: the school has offered promotional free uniform during Open House events; a standard ongoing uniform price is not published in the public fee material.
- Extracurricular activities (ECA): a wide range of ECAs (sports, music, languages, clubs) is offered; specific fees per activity are not published alongside the core tuition schedule.
- Transport, canteen, exam, insurance or specific activity charges: these items are not itemised in the published 2026/27 investment/fee schedule.

Refund information
- No explicit refund policy or details on refunds for registration, submission (uang pangkal), or tuition payments is published in the publicly displayed 2026/27 fee schedule.

Fee payment options (methods)
- Accepted payment methods (bank transfer, credit card, cashier options, online payment gateways) are not specified in the publicly posted 2026/27 fee pages.

Notes on what is not publicly itemised
- The published 2026/27 investment/fee pages provide clear per-term tuition amounts, registration fee and the per-year submission (uang pangkal) amounts with the number of years to be prepaid, and the term billing months (July, October, January, April). The public materials do not provide a separate published schedule for incidental fees (uniform standard pricing, transport/bus fees, per-club charges), refund terms, or explicit accepted payment methods; these items are not itemised in the published fee schedule.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school supports social-emotional development by fostering a positive working and learning attitude and encouraging willingness to learn and task responsibility. Students are encouraged to interact respectfully with adults and peers, cooperate with others, and follow instructions.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided when a child speaks a language other than English. EAL support is delivered through music and movement, storytelling and lessons, and the Total Physical Response method is used in daily activities to help students feel confident using English. The language policy respects and supports the use of mother tongue and Bahasa Indonesia as the host country language. Every student has two languages and can have a third if they wish.

Mental Wellbeing

Well-being is addressed through a framework that includes creating a safe environment and promoting connectedness. In the Primary School, the environment includes a Student Code of Conduct and supervision during break times. The approach also supports social engagement through a buddy system for new students, a Parent Support Group, a Line Communication system, and Student Council elections, with opportunities for clubs and sports.

Safeguarding

Child protection is a core safeguarding measure, with a Child Protection Policy as part of the school's commitment to student safety and wellbeing.

Admissions

SVP Admission emphasizes holistic, life-oriented education rather than exam-focused training. The school is a full International Baccalaureate Continuum School guiding students through Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme, with graduates accepted by leading universities worldwide and a stated aim of developing resilient, compassionate, and globally minded leaders. Enrollment is available via the Enrol Now option. The 2026–2027 Investment Fee covers Early Childhood Education, Primary School and Secondary School with multi-year packages. Early Childhood Education offers two packages: Early Package 1 (four-year period) includes a Registration Fee of IDR 500,000; a Submission Fee of IDR 11,900,000 per year; Tuition fees of IDR 6,600,000 (Toddler), IDR 8,850,000 (Nursery), and IDR 11,025,000 (EY 1–EY 2). The package must be paid in advance for four years. Early Package 2 (two-year period) includes a Registration Fee of IDR 500,000; a Submission Fee of IDR 17,650,000 per year; Tuition for EY 1–EY 2 of IDR 11,025,000 per year (paid per year). Primary School (Grade 1–6) requires a Registration Fee of IDR 500,000, a Submission Fee of IDR 14,400,000 per year, and Tuition of IDR 17,100,000 per term (four terms per year: July, October, January, April); these amounts must be paid in advance for six years. Secondary School (Grade 7–12) defines multiple year options: Grade 7–9 (three years) requires a Submission Fee of IDR 31,700,000 per year; Grade 7–10 (four years) requires a Submission Fee of IDR 30,250,000 per year; Grade 10–12 (three years) requires a Submission Fee of IDR 33,500,000 per year; Grade 11–12 (two years) requires a Submission Fee of IDR 33,500,000 per year. Tuition for Secondary is charged per term: Grade 7–9 IDR 18,150,000; Grade 10 IDR 18,600,000; Grade 11–12 IDR 23,250,000 per term. All entries note upfront payment requirements where indicated. Enrollment communications are delivered via Enrol Now.

Scholarships

SVP Scholarship is an external student scholarship programme offered to new students who may enrol at SVP. Eligible students can be in MYP or DP. Requirements include a portfolio of exemplary academic reports and certificates of achievement in academics, sport, leadership or community service; top placements (1st or 2nd) in international competitions or national Olympiads; participation in SVP events such as the Innovation Fair; written references from school leaders or coaches; and a five-minute video addressing: why the student should receive a scholarship, how they demonstrate the IB learner profile attributes or Champion Mindset, why international mindedness is important, and what the student can contribute to SVP now and in the future. Applications are reviewed by the school committee, which includes Principals, the School Director, and a Management Advisor, and a recommendation is made to the Yayasan regarding the scholarship percentage. Interested applicants can register via the provided form link.

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Singapore National Academy

Instructs in English, Mandarin, Indonesian

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees IDR 38,000,000 - 130,000,000

Type Co-educational

Singapore National Academy (SNA) is a K-12 school in Singapore serving ages 2 to 18. Early Learning Centre blends the Singapore Curriculum with Montessori for ages 2 to 5. Primary follows the Singapore Curriculum Year 1 to Year 6, while High School uses the Cambridge Curriculum (IGCSE and AS/A Levels) for Year 7 to Year 12. SNA is a Cambridge International Centre and partner of the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board. Instruction is in English, with Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia as second and third languages; French, German, and Hindi are optional. The campus includes air-conditioned classrooms, IT, a Wet Lab and a Lecture Hall, plus outdoor spaces such as a tennis court and fields. A Piaget 12-Year Journey weaves academic and non-academic programmes across levels. Beyond Classroom includes Immersion and Learning Journeys, Duke of Edinburgh Award, and the Student Internship Programme, with CCAs and ASAs in Performing Arts and Languages.

Location

Raya Pepelegi Pondok Maspion IV Blok GH No. 1-6, Waru, Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia

Stages

Early Years (ages 2–5); Primary (ages 6–12); Secondary (ages 12–18)

Type

International K-12 day school; Singapore Curriculum for ELC/Primary; Cambridge Curriculum for High School; Cambridge International Centre; Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board partner

Pupil Nationality Mix

Indonesian and international students; nationalities include China, India, Japan, Korea, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, and South Africa

Country affiliation

Singapore

School day structure

School hours vary by grade: ELC 08:00–12:00; Primary 07:30–14:30; Year 7–12 07:30–15:00; HS may extend beyond 15:00

Bus service

Provides bus travel to/from West Surabaya (Waru–Sidoarjo). Morning pickup 06:15 (Waterplace Apartment) with 07:10 arrival at South Campus; afternoon service with ~60-minute return; One-way fee IDR 1,350,000; Round-trip IDR 1,950,000; contact +62 31 8531920 or marketing@sna.piagetacademy.org

School-wide summary of fees
- Annual tuition range: IDR 38,000,000 up to IDR 130,000,000 per year depending on year group. School fees as stated include one set of textbooks (mostly imported), selected co-curricular activities (CCA/ASA sessions), local Surabaya character-development camps, and experiential learning journeys; high‑school fees also include university‑placement and career counseling services. School fees do not include registration/enrolment fees, stationery, meals, uniforms, competitions, external examination fees (Checkpoint, IGCSE, AS/A Level), out‑of‑town or overseas immersion trips, or tuition by third‑party providers.

Application and registration fees
- Application/form fee: IDR 350,000 (form/application processing).
- One‑time registration / entrance fee (commonly called a building fee / development fee): reported examples at IDR 7,250,000 for registration and IDR 29,000,000 for a building fee in published local coverage. These one‑time fees are treated separately from the annual tuition.

Tuition fees by year group (what is available)
- Early Learning Centre (ELC / preschool): listed at approximately IDR 38,000,000 per year as the lower end of the published fee range.
- Senior secondary (Year 12 / A‑Level): listed at approximately IDR 130,000,000 per year as the upper end of the published fee range.
- Mid and lower primary / middle years: published third‑party overviews list broad annual ranges for the school between about IDR 46,000,000 and IDR 163,000,000 depending on grade and report; however, a full grade‑by‑grade, per‑term fee table is not publicly given. Use the annual range above as the authoritative published band for budget planning.

Per‑term / per‑installment detail
- The school's published information gives annual figures and a published overall range but does not publish a public, detailed per‑grade, per‑term fee table for the 2026/27 academic year. No verified per‑term amounts by year group were found in publicly available material. Annual amounts are typically billed according to the billing schedule (see below).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing: The school issues a billing statement upon acceptance and expects payment by the due dates listed on that billing statement. Payments must be made in the correct amount and before the due date so administration and materials can be prepared.
- Common payment arrangements reported for similar schools in Surabaya include annual, semi‑annual, and termly instalment options; no official public per‑grade instalment calendar or exact term‑due dates for 2026/27 was published.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; the school is presented as a day international school and no boarding programme or boarding fees are published.

Other compulsory or typical additional costs
- Uniforms: charged separately; not included in the annual tuition. Parents must purchase uniforms on the dates scheduled by the enrolment team.
- Meals / canteen: meals are not included in the published tuition and are billed separately.
- External examination fees: Checkpoint, IGCSE, AS and A Level examination fees are not included in the school tuition and are billed separately.
- Stationery, exercise books and personal supplies: not included in tuition.
- Learning devices, Chromebooks / laptops or specialty equipment for specific grades or programs may be charged separately when required. Published local overviews also reference typical event or activity charges (competitions, immersion trips) as additional costs.

Refunds and transferability
- No public, detailed refund policy or full terms on refundability/transferability of payments was published in the material available. Published summaries for comparable schools in the region sometimes treat certain payments (registration, instalments) as non‑refundable, but no definitive, public refund clause for Singapore National Academy was located.

Fee payment options
- Accepted payment methods: cash, debit card, credit card, giro, or bank transfer to the student's Maspion Virtual Account. Parents are required to ensure payment matches the billing statement amount and is paid by the due date.

Summary of limits of publicly available fee detail
- The school publishes an annual fee band (IDR 38,000,000 to IDR 130,000,000) and what is included and excluded, and it lists accepted payment methods. A verified, grade‑by‑grade, per‑term fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year was not publicly available in the materials reviewed; third‑party local media and school‑summary sites report typical registration and building fees and give broad annual ranges, but they do not provide an official, complete per‑grade, per‑term breakdown. For transparency in your database, note that the publicly published information provides an annual fee band and common additional fees but does not include an official per‑grade, per‑term table.

Uniform Requirement

The school uses a uniform; students collect the uniform on the date scheduled by the Enrolment Team before learning begins.

Food Options

School meals are inclusive in Tuition Fees for the Early Learning Centre (ELC) and are provided daily by a caterer approved by the school board. For other grade levels, meals are not included in tuition.

Governance and Ownership

Founded in 2004 as part of the PIAGET group of schools. The school is governed by a Board of Governors led by founder and Chairman Mr. William Yiu; other board members include Mr. Bill Toppin and Prof. Roger Slee. The school is owned by Yayasan SINGAPORE PIAGET AKADEMI.

Curriculum

ELC follows the Singapore Curriculum blended with Montessori for ages 2 to 5. Primary School follows the Singapore Curriculum for Year 1 to Year 6. High School follows the Cambridge Curriculum (IGCSE and AS/A Level) for Year 7 to Year 12. A Piaget 12-Year Journey program runs across all levels. The medium of instruction is English; Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia are taught as second and third languages, and French, German, and Hindi are offered as optional languages. The faculty is multicultural, with staff from Indonesia, the UK, the USA, Canada, China, Singapore, and other countries.

Higher Education Progression

Most graduates continue their learning journey at top universities abroad, including Singapore, the USA, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Cambridge AS/A Level certificates earned by Year 11 and 12 students are globally recognized.

Gifted and Talented

Piaget 12-Year Journey provides extended opportunities for advanced learning and personal development across all levels. The Immersion Program and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award offer enrichment opportunities for high-achieving students.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school embraces holistic education that extends beyond academics to character development and active citizenship. SNA aims to nurture students into lifelong learners and active citizens, grounded in values. The Piaget 12-Year Journey program across all levels fosters collaboration, leadership, confidence and creative expression. The Student Council provides student leadership opportunities to improve school life. Health and Wellbeing supports social-emotional development through a dedicated nursing team and counselling services, and the school partners with parents to support well-being.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school includes students with special educational needs as part of its inclusive education approach.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The English language is the primary medium of instruction; Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia are taught as second and third languages respectively. Optional foreign language subjects include French, German and Hindi.

Mental Wellbeing

The Health and Wellbeing Department is composed of qualified nurses who work with government bodies, health institutions, partners and communities to prevent disease, reduce health risks, and promote health and wellbeing for students, parents, teachers and staff. The approach is student-centered with evidence-based policies and close monitoring to ensure the highest standard of care and wellbeing across the school. The Counseling & Support team provides overseas study preparation, regular career counseling, and university application assistance to guide students in and out of the classroom.

Safeguarding

A safe and secure environment is a prerequisite for effective teaching and learning. The school has a well-trained security team and 24/7 guards, CCTV in public areas, and partnerships with local police to prevent violence, bullying and exposure to harmful elements. All members of the school community are aware that they will be monitored and recorded while on campus.

Admissions

1. Inquire: Contact the Enrolment Team to learn about SNA's Piaget curriculum and programs. You may request a school tour and a free 2-day trial class, depending on timetable and availability. The Enrolment Team provides a brief introduction and guidance on next steps. 2. Trial Class & Admission Test: The Enrolment Team and leadership determine grade placement and provide personalized support after a comprehensive application review. An Admission or Aptitude Test is scheduled depending on grade level. Students are assessed in English, Mathematics, and Science. For ELC to Year 1, an Admission Test is generally not required, though a trial class or observation meeting may be requested. 3. Apply: Visit the school, complete the Application Form, and submit all required documents to the Enrolment Team. An online option is available by downloading the Application Form and attaching the documents for review. Indonesian students must submit a completed Application Form and supporting documents; foreign students submit the completed form along with KITAS and Passports and other required materials. 4. Acceptance: The final admission decision rests with the Principal. The Enrolment Team informs applicants of the decision and issues the Billing Statement for school fees. Applicants should await the next steps as communicated by the Enrolment Team. 5. Payment: Payment can be made via cash, Debit Card, Credit Card, Giro, or Bank Transfer to the Maspion Virtual Account. Ensure the payment is the correct amount and made before the due date so the school can complete administration and prepare learning materials. 6. Welcome to SNA: Before learning begins, collect textbooks, school uniform, and other learning materials on the date scheduled by the Enrolment Team. Ensure the uniform is the correct size and textbooks match the student's grade level. Orientation information and practical pre-arrival guidance are provided to international students.

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Surabaya European School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 150

Type Co-educational

Surabaya European School (SES) is an international school in Pakuwon Indah, Surabaya, welcoming students aged 3–18. Founded in 1997 as Surabaya's first Montessori school with AMI-trained teacher, SES adopted the British National Curriculum in 2001 and gained Cambridge accreditation in 2011, with examinations conducted on site. Curriculum begins with Montessori in the early years, followed by Cambridge Primary and Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10–11, and Cambridge A Levels in Years 12–13. English is the language of instruction; Indonesian is taught, Mandarin and French offered. Subjects include History, Geography, ICT, Computer Science, Global Perspectives, Art and Design, Physical Education, Drama, Mandarin, French and Bahasa Indonesia. Facilities include a Montessori Learning Area, Primary and Secondary Classrooms, Computer Laboratories, Lower and Upper Secondary Science Laboratories, and a Library. Sports facilities include a swimming pool, gym, tennis courts, and a football field. SES supports Duke of Edinburgh and World Scholar Cup program globally.

Location

Pakuwon Golf & Family Club, Villa Bukit Regensi, Pakuwon Indah, Surabaya 60123, Indonesia. It sits in the Pakuwon Indah area of Surabaya.

Stages

Montessori School; Primary School; Secondary School. Primary uses the Cambridge curriculum and IPC up to Year 6. Secondary uses the Cambridge International Education curriculum from Year 7 through Year 13.

Type

International school

Application / Registration Fee
- Application / registration fee: IDR 39,900,000.

Tuition fees – annual figures and program notes
- Montessori (published program-level figures):
- Morning (half-day) programme: IDR 162,400,000 per year (noted as a 10-month school-year charge in published listings).
- Full‑day programme: IDR 209,860,000 per year (noted as a 10-month school-year charge in published listings).
- Alternative published annual totals (wider comparators from school listings):
- Annual tuition and stationery or combined tuition totals reported in some school-directory listings at approximately IDR 269,000,000 to IDR 290,000,000 per year (figures vary by source and appear to bundle tuition with supplies/levies).
- Per-term breakdown: No publicly posted, official per-term or per-year-group line‑by‑line fee schedule was located in the school's public admission pages; the amounts above are the programme-level annual figures reported in independent listings.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Published programme figures for Montessori are described in listings as an annual charge (presented as a 10‑month academic year for the Montessori programme). Specific official billing schedules (annual vs. semester vs. termly instalment options), due dates, late‑payment penalties, and detailed payment terms were not publicly posted on the school's admission pages.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable: Surabaya European School is presented in school listings as a day school (Pre‑School, Primary, Secondary) with no boarding/residential provision; therefore no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and typical one‑off items
- Uniform and PE kit (examples and price ranges reported in school listings):
- Girl/regular polo shirts: IDR 170,000–190,000 per item.
- Formal polo shirts / school shirts: IDR 170,000–180,000 per item.
- Skort / skirt or long pants / shorts: IDR 110,000–160,000 per item depending on type.
- PE shirt: IDR 140,000; cap: IDR 60,000; school bags or library bag: IDR ~70,000 per item (examples from published price lists).
- Stationery and textbook charges: Some published summaries list a combined tuition-plus-stationery figure; individual stationery/textbook charges are not published as separate line items in the school's public pages.
- Development, capital levies or building funds: No consistent public line item for a development or building fund was found in the school's public pages; some independent listings include higher bundled annual totals that may incorporate such levies.

Refund information
- No SES-specific published refund policy or detailed refund terms for application, registration, tuition or other fees were located on the school's public admission pages. The registration/application fee is reported in public listings as a required payment; whether it is refundable under any circumstances is not publicly posted.

Fee payment options
- The school's public admission pages provide contact details for admissions and finance enquiries, but do not publish a detailed list of accepted payment methods. Published practice at international schools in the region commonly includes bank transfer and credit/debit card options; specific accepted methods for Surabaya European School were not posted publicly.

Summary / data note (brief)
- No official 2026/27 fee schedule was published on the school's publicly accessible admission pages at the time of this check; the programme-level annual figures above come from independent school-directory and news listings that report the school's application fee and programme tuition amounts. The published figures vary by source and some listings present bundled totals that include stationery or levies while others list programme‑only tuition; where multiple published figures exist those are presented above. For clarity: the amounts listed above are the best publicly available programme-level figures found in independent listings.

Curriculum

Secondary follows Cambridge curricula: Years 7–9 Cambridge Lower Secondary; Years 10–11 Cambridge IGCSE; Years 12–13 Cambridge Advanced curriculum. The primary teaching language is English; Indonesian is taught, and Mandarin and French are offered. A broad range of subjects includes History, Geography, ICT, Computer Science, Global Perspectives, Art and Design, Physical Education, Drama, Mandarin, French and Bahasa Indonesia.

Student Teacher Ratio

1:8

Higher Education Progression

Prepares students for progression into any educational system.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Confidence: Students will become confident and responsible communicators, expressing ideas clearly, respecting diverse perspectives, and demonstrating ethical behaviour. Respect: Students will be respectful and empathetic individuals, valuing diversity, practising ethical behaviour, and fostering an inclusive environment. Engagement: Students will be engaged and empathetic collaborators, actively participating in communities, understanding others' viewpoints, and contributing effectively to team efforts. Resilience: Students will be resilient and adaptive leaders, demonstrating reflective and innovative thinking, persevering through challenges, and inspiring others with integrity and respect. Independence: Students will become independent and self-reliant individuals, taking initiative in their personal and academic lives, making informed decisions, demonstrating critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and confidently pursuing their goals.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school teaches in English and offers Bahasa, Chinese and French lessons.

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