Compare International Curriculum International Schools in Indonesia

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 12 years

Fees IDR 116,284,000 - 351,233,000

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Nord Anglia School Jakarta is an international Early Years and Primary school in Indonesia serving ages 1 to 12. The curriculum blends the Early Years Foundation Stage, the English National Curriculum, and the International Primary Curriculum, with Dutch language and culture lessons alongside English. Languages taught include English, Dutch, and Bahasa Indonesia. The school occupies a campus with flexible spaces for music, STEAM, reading, and science, plus a specialist music suite, a STEAM maker space, a stocked library, a science laboratory, and an Apple computer suite to support collaborative learning. Outdoor facilities include a lap pool, splash pool, a gymnasium, a green sports field, football pitch, and basketball courts, used for PE and after-school activities. The MANIS programme provides after-school activities, and students take part in Juilliard-designed music and performing arts programs, with dance and drama performances and festivals. UNICEF-collaborated Model United Nations, Student Voice, and service projects reinforce awareness.

Location

NAS Jakarta is located within Jakarta's Jalan Jeruk Perut neighbourhood in South Jakarta. The campus sits in a leafy, tree-lined setting. The address is Jalan NIS 1, Kenanga Terusan, Ampera Raya, Cilandak Jakarta 12560, Indonesia. NAS Jakarta is an international Early Years and Primary school for young learners aged 18 months to 12 years.

Stages

Early Years and Primary.

Type

international Early Years and Primary school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

30+ nationalities represented on NAS Jakarta campus.

Additional learning support

English as an Additional Language (EAL) supports students who need help with speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Daily EAL lessons and in-class support help students access the curriculum. Learning support is offered for students with special needs, with pupils integrated into mainstream classes where possible, and a range of staff including teachers with Special Education Needs qualifications.

Country affiliation

Indonesia.

School day structure

Monday–Friday: 7:30 am–4:30 pm.

Uniform Requirement

School uniform is compulsory for all students in Foundation 2 classes and Year 1 – Year 6 classes.

Food Options

Your child needs a water bottle and healthy food for snack (and lunch if your child is in Foundation 2, Year 1 – Year 6). Food must be nut-free.

House System

Every family is assigned to a House team. House T-shirts may be ordered like other uniform items. House activities take place in the Primary Years; Early Years children may wear House T-shirts for related activities and assemblies.

Governance and Ownership

NAS Jakarta is part of Nord Anglia Education, a global family of premium international schools.

Application fee

- A non-refundable application fee of IDR 4,600,000 per child is payable on submission of an application.

Tuition fees by year group (2025–2026 academic year; amounts in Indonesian Rupiah — IDR)

Plan 1 — Annual payment (tuition fee + development fee = annual total)

- Nursery: Annual total IDR 116,284,000 (Tuition IDR 95,240,000 + Development Fee IDR 21,044,000).
- Foundation 1: Annual total IDR 156,151,000 (Tuition IDR 135,107,000 + Development Fee IDR 21,044,000).
- Foundation 2: Annual total IDR 267,232,000 (Tuition IDR 237,718,000 + Development Fee IDR 29,514,000).
- Year 1: Annual total IDR 346,681,000 (Tuition IDR 317,167,000 + Development Fee IDR 29,514,000).
- Years 2–7: Annual total IDR 351,233,000 each (Tuition IDR 318,993,000 + Development Fee IDR 32,240,000).

Plan 2 — Termly payment (each term paid in advance; term figures shown as Tuition Fee + Development Fee = Total)

- Nursery:
- Term 1: Tuition IDR 47,429,600 + Development Fee IDR 9,703,600 = Total IDR 57,133,200.
- Term 2: Tuition IDR 25,714,800 + Development Fee IDR 5,261,000 = Total IDR 30,975,800.
- Term 3: Tuition IDR 29,714,900 + Development Fee IDR 6,079,400 = Total IDR 35,794,300.
- Foundation 1:
- Term 1: Tuition IDR 67,283,300 + Development Fee IDR 9,703,600 = Total IDR 76,986,900.
- Term 2: Tuition IDR 36,478,890 + Development Fee IDR 5,261,000 = Total IDR 41,739,900.
- Term 3: Tuition IDR 42,153,400 + Development Fee IDR 6,079,400 = Total IDR 48,232,800.
- Foundation 2:
- Term 1: Tuition IDR 118,383,600 + Development Fee IDR 13,609,200 = Total IDR 131,992,800.
- Term 2: Tuition IDR 64,183,860 + Development Fee IDR 7,378,500 = Total IDR 71,562,400.
- Term 3: Tuition IDR 74,168,100 + Development Fee IDR 8,526,300 = Total IDR 82,694,400.
- Year 1:
- Term 1: Tuition IDR 157,949,200 + Development Fee IDR 13,609,200 = Total IDR 171,558,400.
- Term 2: Tuition IDR 85,635,090 + Development Fee IDR 7,378,500 = Total IDR 93,013,600.
- Term 3: Tuition IDR 98,956,200 + Development Fee IDR 8,526,300 = Total IDR 107,482,500.
- Years 2–7 (each year):
- Term 1: Tuition IDR 158,858,600 + Development Fee IDR 14,866,200 = Total IDR 173,724,800.
- Term 2: Tuition IDR 86,128,110 + Development Fee IDR 8,060,000 = Total IDR 94,188,200.
- Term 3: Tuition IDR 99,525,900 + Development Fee IDR 9,313,800 = Total IDR 108,839,700.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition fees are calculated on an annual basis but are payable either annually (single payment) or termly (three instalments), and all invoices are issued in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Tuition fees are payable in advance and payment is due by the date stated on the invoice.
- Plan 1 (annual payment) — Annual payment due date example for 2025–26: 16 June 2025; Term payment dates and term calendar are provided on invoices.
- Where fees remain unpaid after the due date the school may impose a late payment penalty of IDR 500,000; non-payment may result in the school refusing to accept the student.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable to Nord Anglia School Jakarta (the school provides Early Years and Primary education for children aged 1.5 to 12). No boarding fees apply.

Other costs and fees

- Development Fee: a non-refundable, non-prorated Development Fee applies for every enrolled child (development fee amounts are shown above as part of the annual and term figures).
- Miscellaneous charges not included in the Tuition Fee or Development Fee: school uniforms, residential trips and some extra-curricular activities are charged separately.
- Transport (school bus): charged separately. Example bus fees (14-seat regular service) — Annual IDR 34,952,500; Term 1 IDR 16,505,348; Term 2 IDR 9,709,028; Term 3 IDR 8,738,125. Transport fees vary by route and service; bus routes and the application process are managed by the school.
- Enrolment / acceptance: after an offer is accepted an invoice for an enrolment fee is issued to reserve a place (amount invoiced at acceptance).
- Sibling discount: a 10% sibling discount may be offered where three or more children from the same family attend the school; the discount applies only to the youngest sibling's tuition fees.

Refund information

- Prior to the start of Term 1: if a family withdraws after payment of the Annual or Term 1 tuition fee, 60% of the paid tuition fee will be refunded.
- Prior to the start of Term 2 or Term 3 (Plan 2 — termly): if a family withdraws after payment of the upcoming term's tuition fee, 60% of the paid tuition fee will be refunded.
- During the school year (Annual payment — Plan 1): if a family withdraws after payment of the full annual tuition fee, a pro‑rated refund is available up to a maximum of 40% of the Annual Tuition Fee, based on the student's last day of school and conditional on 30 days' written notice.
- During the school year (Termly payments — Plan 2): where tuition fees have been paid according to the termly instalment scheme, there will be no refund for mid‑term or end‑of‑term withdrawals.
- Application and Development Fees are non‑refundable and non‑prorated.

Fee payment options and banking details

- Invoices are issued in IDR. The school provides a virtual account number on each invoice for payment into the beneficiary account (YAYASAN NIS INDONESIA at PT. Bank HSBC Indonesia). The invoice's virtual account reference must be used when making bank/virtual‑account payments.
- Application fee acceptance: the school accepts payment by bank transfer and payment by bank card machine at the school for application fees (card acceptance at school for application payment is available). Tuition and other fees are normally paid via the virtual account shown on the invoice; contact billing for alternate payment arrangements.
- For billing enquiries and payment instructions contact: billing@nasjakarta.sch.id or +62 21 782 3930.

Admissions

Step 1: Make an inquiry: Start your admissions journey by submitting an online inquiry form, sending an email, or calling. Include your child's name, date of birth, nationality, and intended entry date so the team can tailor the next steps. The admissions team will respond within 24 hours to answer questions and outline the next steps. This initial contact begins the formal timeline for admission.
Step 2: Visit our school: NAS Jakarta invites you to tour the campus to see learning spaces, facilities, and speak with staff. You'll learn how learning is adapted to different strengths and needs, and you can meet members of the admissions and academic teams. If you cannot visit in person, a personalised virtual tour can be arranged. The visit helps you assess fit for your child's learning journey.
Step 3: Sending us your application: When you're ready to apply, complete and submit the online application form with supporting documents and the application fee. The Admissions team will review your submission in collaboration with our academics. You can expect to hear from NAS Jakarta within 48 hours. If an offer is recommended, you will be guided to the next steps in enrolment.
Step 4: We'll start the review process: The Admissions team works closely with academics to review the application. You can expect a response within 48 hours from the date of submission. The review considers the information provided and the school's ability to meet your child's needs. A successful review leads to a formal offer.
Step 5: Secure an offer and enrol: If everyone is happy with the review, NAS Jakarta will formally offer a place for your child. The Admissions team will follow up with enrolment steps and onboarding arrangements, and ensure your child's first day is exciting and memorable. Complete any remaining steps to confirm the place and begin at NAS Jakarta on the agreed entry date.

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Pelangi School Bali

Instructs in English, Indonesian

Ages 2 - 14 years

Fees IDR 53,250,000 - 126,900,000

Pupils 200

Type Co-educational

Pelangi School Bali is a private, not-for-profit primary school in Bali, Indonesia, serving about 200 students aged 2 to 14. It is run by Yayasan Cahaya Pelangi Bali, founded in 2006 to provide bilingual education in an inclusive environment for expatriate, Indonesian and mixed-heritage children. The school teaches a blended curriculum—IPC and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE—integrated with the Indonesian National Curriculum, taught by international and Indonesian teachers. The natural campus features green spaces, class gardens, and a wildlife corridor that supports biodiversity and outdoor learning. The primary program runs 8:30–3:00 and includes core academics in a bilingual environment, plus arts, yoga, sports and environmental studies. Distinctive programs include Pelangi Environment and Education Program (PEEPs) for village children and on-campus biodiversity initiatives. After-school activities include soccer, dance, karate and clubs.

Location

Br. Kumbuh, Mas, Bali, Indonesia. Located in the Ubud area of Bali.

Stages

Early Years; Primary

Type

Private, not-for-profit

Pupil Nationality Mix

27 nationalities represented; students from over 30 countries.

Additional learning support

Education delivered in English and Bahasa Indonesia; bilingual teachers assist Indonesian-speaking students; language proficiency evaluations for non-native English speakers.

Country affiliation

Indonesia

School day structure

School day runs from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm; Tiny Tots finish at 12:00 pm; gates are closed 9:00 am–2:50 pm; arrival typically between 8:15 and 8:30 am.

Uniform Requirement

All students wear the official Pelangi School t-shirt; two free t-shirts are provided on joining, with more available to buy at the school office. The Indonesian Education Department requires that students wear uniforms to school. If a student arrives without a Pelangi t-shirt, a replacement t-shirt is issued and the parents are invoiced.

Food Options

Pelangi School has a school café, Warung Bamboo, offering healthy snacks and lunches; ordering is optional and not included in tuition. The menu changes weekly and includes a vegetarian option. Pelangi has a Healthy Food Policy and a peanut-free environment; if not ordering from Warung Bamboo, students may bring snacks and lunch from home.

Governance and Ownership

Pelangi School operates under the not-for-profit foundation Yayasan Cahaya Pelangi Bali.

Application and registration fees

- Registration (application) fee: IDR 500,000 payable at the time of joining the waitlist or when submitting the completed application package.
- One-time enrolment fee (new students): IDR 15,000,000 due on acceptance and entry.
- Refundable security deposit (for families paying quarterly): IDR 10,000,000 due on acceptance; refunded when the student leaves provided written notification deadlines are met and there are no outstanding charges.

Tuition, annual and per-term fees (by year group)

- Tiny Tots (half-day, ages 2–3):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 5,980,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 9,775,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 45,080,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Tiny Tots (full-day, ages 2–3):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 9,315,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 15,007,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 69,345,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Playgroup (ages 3–4):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 9,315,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 2,875,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 15,007,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 72,220,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Kindergarten / TKA (ages 4–5):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 13,225,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 5,635,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 18,802,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 94,070,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Prep / TKB (ages 5–6):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 13,225,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 5,980,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 18,802,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 94,415,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Primary School Classes 1–4 (ages 6–10):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 16,675,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 6,325,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 21,620,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 109,480,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Primary School Classes 5–6 (ages 10–12):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 16,675,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 8,395,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 21,620,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 111,550,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Middle School Class 7 (ages 12–13):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 17,250,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 8,395,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 22,425,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 115,345,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Middle School Class 8 (ages 13–14):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 17,250,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 9,775,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 22,425,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 116,725,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard quarterly due dates (examples of scheduled due dates): Quarter 1 due 16 May, Quarter 2 due 12 September, Quarter 3 due 21 November, Quarter 4 due 13 February (dates are presented with the termly invoice schedule). Annual Facilities and Curriculum Fees are due on acceptance or at the date stated on invoices.
- Quarterly tuition is payable in full for each quarter; fees are not prorated for late start or early withdrawal within a quarter. Annual fees are not prorated.
- Refundable security deposit is required for families choosing quarterly payments; a full-year payment removes the need for this deposit. The security deposit is held until the student leaves and may be forfeited if written notification deadlines are not met or if outstanding charges remain.
- Late payment penalties: a levy of IDR 250,000 per student is applied every week for up to one month for overdue quarterly tuition; continued non-payment may result in the student being asked to remain at home until payment is received.

Discounts and special payment options

- A 5% discount on tuition fees only is offered for an upfront full-year payment, when paid by the date indicated on invoices for upfront payment. This upfront-payment discount is non-refundable and non-transferable.
- A 15% tuition-only discount may be available for students where both parents hold Indonesian passports (application required and subject to availability).

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed; boarding is not applicable for these year groups.

Other costs and additional charges

- Uniforms: students are required to wear uniforms and uniforms can be purchased at the school office; replacement items provided by the school if a student arrives without uniform will be invoiced to parents. Prices for uniform items are handled at the school office.
- Curriculum, facilities and resources fees (annual) are charged in addition to tuition (amounts shown above per year group). Extracurricular items, trips, lunches, transport, specialist tuition and personal stationery may generate additional charges when applicable (these items are not included in the tuition or annual fees listed).
- Short-term drop-in rates (20-school-day settling-in / trial charges) when applicable: Tiny Tots IDR 11,500,000; Playgroup IDR 12,100,000; TKA IDR 14,700,000; TKB IDR 14,800,000; SD Grades 1–5 IDR 17,200,000; SD Grade 6 IDR 17,500,000; Middle School Grade 7 IDR 18,900,000; Middle School Grade 8 IDR 19,200,000.

Refund and cancellation rules

- Initial 20-school-day Settling-In period: if permanent enrolment does not follow the settling-in period, fees already paid will be refunded minus the standard 20-day drop-in charge and the registration fee; the retained amount cannot be prorated.
- After the Settling-In period ends, Registration, Enrolment, Facilities & Resources, Tuition and Curriculum Fees are non-refundable under any circumstances. Pre-payment to secure places for the following academic year is non-refundable. Failure to submit written notification of withdrawal by the published notification dates may result in forfeiture of the refundable security deposit and continued obligation to pay fees due.

Fee payment methods

- Payments are to be made by bank transfer or direct deposit to the school account as detailed on invoices. Invoices will be issued prior to each payment due date. Credit-card payment is not listed as a standard payment method.

Notes on invoicing and required up-front items

- The Registration Fee, one-time Enrolment Fee, Refundable Security Deposit (where required) and the first quarter's tuition are payable in full on acceptance/entry. Annual Facilities and Curriculum Fees are due on acceptance or as detailed on the invoice schedule.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Pelangi School emphasizes a balanced education that values creativity, happiness, wellbeing, positive relationships, and a love of learning alongside international standards. The school has a nurturing, family-like environment that supports students to explore, take risks, try new things, be independent and grow confidently. The holistic approach is guided by qualified and dedicated professionals who help students reach their potential. The Pelangi community is diverse and welcoming, with opportunities for students, teachers and parents to work together. A wide range of after-school activities and events complements classroom learning and supports social development. Wellbeing is a core aspect of the learning experience.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Classes are taught in English. Non-native English speaking children complete a language proficiency evaluation. From grade 2 onwards, a good understanding of English for writing, reading and speaking is necessary for entering Pelangi. Students who speak Indonesian fluently can be accommodated with bilingual teachers who assist in facilitating understanding.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is a central part of the Pelangi School experience. The school provides a nurturing, family-like environment that supports students to explore, take risks, and grow with confidence. The learning approach is holistic and aims to develop happiness, wellbeing and positive relationships alongside academic progress. The diverse and welcoming community fosters collaboration among students, teachers, parents and the local community. Outdoor and after-school activities, including access to natural campus spaces, contribute to students' well-being.

Admissions

1. Applications are accepted year-round. Availability of class places depends on current class sizes and individual student needs. Pelangi School is divided into Early Years, Primary and Middle School levels, with class groupings defined and a minimum age cut-off date of 1st July, in line with Indonesian Education Department requirements. 2. Class levels are defined by age. Early years include Tiny Tots 2-3; Playgroup 3-4; TK A (Junior Kindergarten) 4-5; TK B (Senior Kindergarten) 5-6. Primary school includes Class 1 6-7 through Class 6 11-12. Middle school includes Class 7 12-13 and Class 8 13-14. 3. How to enrol / Enquiry form: Download and complete the Enrolment Enquiry Form and return it to the Pelangi School office in person or via email. 4. The school will then contact to discuss your application further. 5. Fees and tuition policies: Fee information and payment schedule 2025-2026 (PDF) and Tuition payment policy 2025-2026 (PDF) are available. 6. Pelangi School Academic Calendar: Pelangi School Academic calendar 2025-2026 (PDF) provides key dates for the academic year. 7. Contact: Address: Br. Kumbuh, Mas, Bali, Indonesia. Phone: +62 821 4524 7146; +62 361 4792 577.

Scholarships

Full scholarships are offered; 17% of students are on full scholarship.

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Sampoerna Academy Medan

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 15 years

Fees IDR 500,000 - 162,000,000

Type Co-educational

Sampoerna Academy Medan is a private day school in Indonesia serving students from age 2 to 15 with a cohesive, internationally oriented curriculum. The school begins with IEYC for early learning, then uses the Singapore Curriculum for primary, followed by Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Levels, with the IB Diploma Programme available in Grades 11 and 12. English is the language of instruction, and a Mandarin Curriculum is designed in collaboration with Beijing Language and Cultural University (BLCU). The campus features technology‑integrated classrooms, a spacious library, science laboratories including a chemistry lab, and dedicated arts and music studios. On‑site sports facilities include a football field, with a canteen supporting student life. The school pursues STEAM learning through Project Based Learning, equipping students to explore ideas and solve real‑world problems. A broad range of extracurriculars supports interests in art, sport, music, science, and leadership, including a Student Council.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are compulsory at Sampoerna Academy Medan. Students wear a standard school uniform and a separate PE uniform; house shirts are worn for house events; Batik Day requires batik attire with dark trousers or a skirt; personal appearance rules restrict facial/body piercings, jewellery, and hairstyles; hijab is allowed and outerwear is limited to logo sweatshirts/hoodies.

Food Options

Lunch is spent at school with an option to bring packed lunches from home or to use a school-approved catering vendor; meals from the catering service are distributed to students by designated staff.

House System

The school uses a house system; students wear house shirts for house activities.

Governance and Ownership

The school is part of Sampoerna Academy, established by the Putera Sampoerna Foundation (PSF), the social enterprise arm of the Sampoerna Group.

Application / Registration Fees

- IDR 500,000: Application form (one-off, non-recurring).
- IDR 8,000,000: Registration / enrolment fee for new students (one-off).

Annual tuition — fees by year group (IDR), and equivalent per term (4 terms per academic year)

- Early Learning Centre (ELC) / Kindergarten
- Toddler: IDR 61,750,000 per year — IDR 15,437,500 per term.
- Kindergarten 1: IDR 69,300,000 per year — IDR 17,325,000 per term.

- Primary School (Elementary)
- Grade 1–2: IDR 88,200,000 per year — IDR 22,050,000 per term.
- Grade 3: IDR 88,200,000 per year — IDR 22,050,000 per term.
- Grade 4–6: IDR 84,600,000 per year — IDR 21,150,000 per term.

- Lower Secondary (Junior High)
- Grade 7–8: IDR 102,600,000 per year — IDR 25,650,000 per term.
- Grade 9: IDR 117,000,000 per year — IDR 29,250,000 per term.

- Upper Secondary (Senior High)
- Grade 10: IDR 117,000,000 per year — IDR 29,250,000 per term.
- Grade 11–12 (Level A): IDR 129,600,000 per year — IDR 32,400,000 per term.
- Grade 11–12 (IB Diploma Programme): IDR 162,000,000 per year — IDR 40,500,000 per term.

(Fees above are presented as annual amounts and divided by four to give a per-term figure; Sampoerna Academy operates an academic calendar with four terms per year.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment frequency: Parents may pay tuition on a quarterly (per term) basis or annually. Quarterly payments align with the school's four-term academic calendar.
- Installment options: Credit-card installment plans are available subject to the card provider's terms and the school's conditions.
- Late payment / outstanding balance: Unpaid balances must be cleared when a student withdraws; the school requires notice for withdrawals (see Withdrawal / Refunds). Specific late‑payment penalties and invoice schedules are managed by Admissions/School Administration.

Boarding fees

- Boarding: Sampoerna Academy operates as an international day school and does not charge boarding or dormitory fees — boarding facilities are not provided as part of Sampoerna Academy campus operations.

Other costs and typical additional charges (not included in the tuition amounts above)

- Books and learning resources (textbooks, workbooks).
- School uniform and associated uniform items as specified in the school's uniform guidelines.
- Chromebook / laptop purchase or rental where required for learning technology.
- External examination fees (IGCSE, IB external fees, national exam fees, where applicable).
- ESL / additional learning support and elective course fees where required.
- Field trips, incursions, excursions, and off-site learning costs (parents will be asked to contribute per activity).
- Extracurricular activity fees for optional after‑school or weekend programs.

These items are charged separately to tuition and are billed as required.

Uniform costs and guidance

- Uniform items are required and specified in the Parent & Student Handbook (uniform style and required pieces are set by campus). Uniform purchase is an additional cost paid by parents; the Handbook lists uniform types and guidelines.

Refunds and withdrawal

- Withdrawal notice: Parents must notify the school at least 30 calendar days before the student's final term when withdrawing a student.
- Refund policy: The school's Withdrawal and Refund Policy is administered by Admissions/Student Services; unpaid balances must be settled and any applicable withdrawal fees or refund calculations are determined by Admissions. Detailed withdrawal-fee schedules and refund procedures are handled directly by the school administration.

Fee payment methods

- Accepted payment schedules: quarterly (per term) or annual payments are supported.
- Credit card: Credit‑card payment with installment plans is available (terms and conditions apply).
- Other payment methods: Specific payment channels (bank transfer, online payment gateways, cashier, etc.) and local payment instructions are arranged through the school's Admissions/Finance Office when invoicing is issued.

Notes on promotions and exclusions

- The school does not charge a development/building fee (no "uang pangkal" or building fee is applied by Sampoerna Academy).
- Promotional discounts or temporary offers (for example: waivers or reductions in registration or tuition for limited periods) have been used in past campaigns; such promotions are limited and subject to terms and availability and do not alter the standard fee structure unless explicitly accepted and invoiced.

Brief note about available published information

- Official campus-level, per-term fee schedules specifically labelled for Sampoerna Academy Medan for the 2026/27 academic year were not published in a single downloadable campus fee schedule that is publicly available. The detailed annual tuition figures above are taken from published fee summaries and school materials available for recent admission periods; the school's Parent & Student Handbook sets academic term structure and the school's Admissions/FAQ material defines payment frequency and installment options. For precise invoicing, official payment schedules, any applicable discounts, and the exact fees for a specific Medan campus and intake year, the school's Admissions/Finance Office issues the formal invoice and payment instructions.

Admissions

1. Provide the following documents to confirm enrollment: copies of school records for the last two years; a birth certificate; copies of ID (KTP & KK) or passport (cover page, photo page, expiration date, and current visa page) for both student and parents; for international students, copies of KITAS (photo page and expiration date) for both student and parents.
2. Complete the online application: fill our simple application form to officially begin the journey with Sampoerna Academy. This step helps us understand the child's needs and aspirations, ensuring a personalized education experience.
3. Welcome to Sampoerna Academy: after the application is reviewed and approved, a warm welcome is extended to the child and family, and the enriching educational journey begins.
4. Downloads: Parent & Student Handbook provides information on policies, procedures, and important dates; Sampoerna Academy Brochure explains our educational philosophy, curriculum, and facilities.
5. Admission overview and process: a rigorous academic selection process is used, with each child undergoing an observation and assessment period (for Early Years) or taking an entrance examination. The entrance examination includes assessments in English, Mathematics, and Science, plus a personal interview. The school may request students to attend class for one or more days to monitor behavior and academic level.
6. Class placement: the school accepts children from age 2 for Playgroup up to age 15 for Grade 10. For other grades and ages, additional consideration and communication between school and parents are required. Children are taught in age-appropriate groups. Age cutoffs include: Playgroup at 2, Pre-K at 3, Kindergarten 1 at 4, Kindergarten 2 at 5, Grade 1 at 6, Grade 7 at 12, Grade 10 at 15. Students must reach the required age before October 1 of the applicable year. Students must have a graduation letter from the previous school year and the results of the final examination where applicable. Students from English-based education systems will be placed according to conversion into our system.
7. Curriculum and language: English is the medium of instruction; Mandarin is offered in collaboration with Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU). Cambridge is used for Primary and Secondary, IEYC is used for Early Learning, and IB options are available for Grades 11 and 12. The school has seven campuses located in Medan, Jakarta, BSD, Sentul, and Surabaya.
8. Fees: Tuition ranges from IDR 25 million for Early Learning to IDR 187 million for Grade 12 per year, with prices varying by location and level. Tuition does not include a one-time registration fee, books and learning resources, uniforms, field trips, Chromebooks and laptops, external exams, ESL, courses, and other services.
9. Downloads: Brochure and Parent & Student Handbook are available for download.

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Sampoerna Academy Medan - Citra

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 15 years

Fees IDR 500,000 - 162,000,000

Type Co-educational

Sampoerna Academy Medan is a private day school in Indonesia serving students from age 2 to 15 with a cohesive, internationally oriented curriculum. The school begins with IEYC for early learning, then uses the Singapore Curriculum for primary, followed by Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Levels, with the IB Diploma Programme available in Grades 11 and 12. English is the language of instruction, and a Mandarin Curriculum is designed in collaboration with Beijing Language and Cultural University (BLCU). The campus features technology‑integrated classrooms, a spacious library, science laboratories including a chemistry lab, and dedicated arts and music studios. On‑site sports facilities include a football field, with a canteen supporting student life. The school pursues STEAM learning through Project Based Learning, equipping students to explore ideas and solve real‑world problems. A broad range of extracurriculars supports interests in art, sport, music, science, and leadership, including a Student Council.

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Sampoerna Academy Surabaya

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees IDR 8,000,000 - 112,500,000

Pupils 2650

Type Co-educational

Located in West Surabaya, Sampoerna Academy Surabaya opened in 2019 as the sixth campus of the Putera Sampoerna Foundation to advance Indonesian education. The campus serves Playgroup through Primary, with Grand Pakuwon offering Middle and High School, on Pakuwon Indah and Grand Pakuwon campuses designed for international quality and digital learning. English is the language of instruction, with Mandarin taught in collaboration with Beijing Language and Cultural University. The school combines STEAM through project-based learning with the Cambridge International framework for Primary and Secondary, and offers the IB Diploma Programme as an option for Grades 11-12. Early Learning follows the IEYC. Facilities include technology-integrated classrooms, a spacious library, a science laboratory, dedicated arts and music studios, gyms and sports facilities. Extracurricular activities include Art & Craft, Band Jam, Choir, Coding, Chess, Public Speaking, Dance and Yoga, among others, encouraging creativity, collaboration and well-being. The campus emphasizes global citizenship and inquiry.

Location

Surabaya has two campuses: Pakuwon Indah (Jl. Pakuwon Indah Lontar Tim. No PK 01 - 10, Lakarsantri) and Grand Pakuwon (Jl. Grand Pakuwon, Banjar Sugihan, Tandes).

Stages

Pakuwon Indah offers Toddler Playgroup, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten 1 & 2, and Elementary School (G1 & G2); Grand Pakuwon offers Playgroup, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten 1 & 2, Elementary School, Middle School, and High School.

Type

International school offering Cambridge curriculum with IEYC for Early Learning; Cambridge for Primary and Secondary; IB option for Grade 11 and Grade 12; English instruction and Mandarin curriculum designed with Beijing Language and Cultural University (BLCU).

Country affiliation

Indonesia

School day structure

Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Uniform Requirement

Students are required to wear a school uniform. The uniform builds a positive school culture and identity, teaches grooming and hygiene, creates a safe and orderly environment, instills self-discipline, maintains a safe and secure learning environment and eliminates competition and distractions. PE uniforms are worn during PE classes, and students change back to the school uniform afterward. A 'no hat no play' rule applies for sun protection, and students must wear a hat with the Sampoerna Academy logo; House shirts are worn for house activities; Batik Day is observed with batik attire.

Food Options

Lunch on campus: students stay for lunchtime and may bring packed lunches or use a school-approved catering vendor; meals are distributed by designated staff. Deliveries from outside vendors are not permitted; parents may deliver meals under campus guidelines.

House System

The school uses a house system; students wear house shirts for house activities. Batik Day is observed with batik attire; Batik tops must be paired with dark-coloured slacks.

Governance and Ownership

Sampoerna Academy Surabaya is part of Sampoerna Academy and is operated by PT Sekolah Sampoerna Internasional. The Putera Sampoerna Foundation (PSF) initiated Sampoerna Academy; PSF is the social enterprise arm of the Sampoerna Group focused on education and established international standard boarding schools, Sampoerna University and Sampoerna Academy.

Academic year covered
Fees and schedules below apply to the 2025–2026 academic year as published for Sampoerna Academy Surabaya.

Application / registration fee (one‑time, new students)
- Registration fee (one‑time, payable at enrolment for new students): IDR 8,000,000.

Tuition fees by year group (annual totals and quarterly payment option)
- Playgroup — Annual total: IDR 45,900,000; Annual per‑installment (1 or 2 instalments): IDR 22,950,000; Quarterly: IDR 12,125,000 per quarter (total quarterly payments: IDR 48,500,000).
- Pre‑Kindergarten — Annual total: IDR 47,700,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 23,850,000; Quarterly: IDR 12,600,000 per quarter (total: IDR 50,400,000).
- Kindergarten 1 — Annual total: IDR 69,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 34,750,000; Quarterly: IDR 18,243,750 per quarter (total: IDR 72,975,000); Anniversary promotional annual price shown: IDR 59,900,000 (where applicable).
- Kindergarten 2 — Annual total: IDR 69,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 34,750,000; Quarterly: IDR 18,243,750 per quarter (total: IDR 72,975,000); Anniversary promotional annual price shown: IDR 59,900,000.
- Grade 1 — Annual total: IDR 84,900,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 42,450,000; Quarterly: IDR 22,286,250 per quarter (total: IDR 89,145,000); Anniversary promotional annual price shown: IDR 67,500,000.
- Grade 2 — Annual total: IDR 84,900,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 42,450,000; Quarterly: IDR 22,286,250 per quarter (total: IDR 89,145,000); Anniversary promotional annual price shown: IDR 67,500,000.
- Grade 3 — Annual total: IDR 84,900,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 42,450,000; Quarterly: IDR 22,286,250 per quarter (total: IDR 89,145,000).
- Grade 4 — Annual total: IDR 88,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 44,250,000; Quarterly: IDR 23,231,250 per quarter (total: IDR 92,925,000).
- Grade 5 — Annual total: IDR 88,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 44,250,000; Quarterly: IDR 23,231,250 per quarter (total: IDR 92,925,000).
- Grade 6 — Annual total: IDR 88,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 44,250,000; Quarterly: IDR 23,231,250 per quarter (total: IDR 92,925,000). (Note: a lock fee policy is indicated up to Grade 6.)
- Grade 7 — Annual total: IDR 107,400,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 53,700,000; Quarterly: IDR 28,192,500 per quarter (total: IDR 112,770,000); Anniversary promotional annual price shown: IDR 86,400,000.
- Grade 8 — Annual total: IDR 107,400,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 53,700,000; Quarterly: IDR 28,192,500 per quarter (total: IDR 112,770,000); Anniversary promotional annual price shown: IDR 86,400,000.
- Grade 9 — Annual total: IDR 112,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 56,250,000; Quarterly: IDR 29,531,250 per quarter (total: IDR 118,800,000).
- Grade 10 — Annual total: IDR 112,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 56,250,000; Quarterly: IDR 29,531,250 per quarter (total: IDR 118,800,000).
- Grade 11–12 (A Level) — Annual total: IDR 130,500,000; Annual per‑installment: IDR 65,250,000; Quarterly: IDR 34,256,250 per quarter (total: IDR 137,800,000).

All tuition figures above are presented both as the school's stated annual total and as the per‑quarter instalment and quarterly total where a quarterly plan is shown. Anniversary promotional annual prices are indicated where shown in the published schedule. These tuition figures exclude registration, uniforms, books, learning resources, Chromebooks/laptops, external exam fees, field trips and certain services.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Payment frequency options: payments may be made annually (as one or two instalments) or quarterly (four instalments).
- Typical quarterly instalment schedule for the listed 2025–2026 year: 1st instalment (includes uniforms, books & resources) — at enrolment; 2nd instalment — 1 October; 3rd instalment — 1 January; 4th instalment — 1 March. Exact due dates may vary by academic year and by the chosen payment plan.
- Sibling discount: a 5% sibling discount is applied when enrolling another child. No building/development fee is charged.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed as an offered option for the Surabaya campus; no boarding fees apply. Sampoerna Academy Surabaya operates as a day campus.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- One‑time registration fee for new students: IDR 8,000,000 (see above).
- Uniforms, books and learning resources: charged in addition to tuition; the uniforms/books/resources component is indicated as due with the first instalment at enrolment.
- Chromebook / laptop charges: charged separately and scheduled as a later instalment for the year shown.
- External exam fees (IGCSE, A‑Level or IB) for the appropriate year groups: charged separately.
- Field trips, competitions, catering, shuttle service and other optional services: charged separately as listed in the school's fee schedule.

Refund and transfer policy
- All fee payments are non‑refundable and non‑transferable as stated in the published fee schedule. Parents should consider this policy when selecting payment timing and plan.

Fee payment options and instalment tools
- Payment frequency available: annual (one or two instalments) or quarterly (four instalments). Parents who wish to pay by instalment may use a credit card that offers an education payment plan; terms and availability depend on the card issuer.

Notes and short clarifications (factual)
- The published Surabaya fee schedule explicitly states there is no building or development fee and that tuition ranges vary by campus and grade level. Annual promotional prices are listed for some grades in the published schedule.

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Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school places social and emotional learning at the core of its program. SEL is delivered through a dedicated SEL curriculum taught in all classes, reinforced by daily activities, and supported by a dedicated SEL teacher. A Community Building program, student council, mentorship programs and clubs foster leadership, collaboration, and positive relationships, with leadership development and parent involvement reinforcing SEL beyond the classroom. SEL also includes digital and media literacy as part of the framework.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the instructional language at Sampoerna Academy. English language proficiency supports opportunities to study domestically or internationally, and graduates achieve competency in Bahasa Indonesia and Mandarin.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through the SEL program and access to trained school counsellors who work with students individually. The school provides resources to help parents understand and support their children's social and emotional development at home, reinforcing wellbeing beyond the classroom.

Safeguarding

The safeguarding framework defines abuse and neglect, with school counsellors trained to take appropriate action and follow reporting procedures. Awareness-raising for students and teachers, guidance for parents, and access to counselling options are provided; warning signs are identified and reported, and measures include crisis resources and monitoring of safety, including social media and cyberbullying policies. CCTV monitoring may occur in common areas to support safety.

Admissions

1. Admission Process: We are academically selective and all children must pass a period of observation and assessment (early years) or an entrance assessment. The entrance assessment features an assessment in English language, Mathematics, and Science along with a personal interview. The school may require students to attend the class for a day or days to monitor the child's behavior and academic level.

2. Class Division and Age Placement: We admit children from the year they turn 2 into Playgroup to the age of 15 into Grade 10; other grades and ages require more consideration and communication between school and parents. Students must reach the age before October 1 of the year of application, and must possess the proper leaving certificate from the previous school year along with major examination results where applicable. Students coming from the British grading system (13 years) will be placed according to conversion.

3. Curriculum and Language: Sampoerna Academy uses English as the language of instruction and offers a Mandarin Curriculum designed with Beijing Language and Cultural University in China. Curriculum framework includes IEYC for Early Learning, Cambridge for Primary and Secondary, and IB option for Grade 11 and Grade 12.

4. Fees and Apply Process: Tuition ranges from IDR 25 Million in ELC up to IDR 187 Million in Grade 12 per annum, with variation by campus and level. This excludes a one-time registration fee, books and resources, learning resource fee, uniform, field trips, Chromebooks and laptops, external exams, ESL, and other services. Application steps include providing copies of school records for the past two years, birth certificate, copies of ID (student and parents) or passports, and (for international students) KITAS; filling out the online application form; and, after review and approval, enrollment is confirmed.

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Sampoerna Academy Surabaya - Grand Pakuwon

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees IDR 8,000,000 - 112,500,000

Pupils 2650

Type Co-educational

Located in West Surabaya, Sampoerna Academy Surabaya opened in 2019 as the sixth campus of the Putera Sampoerna Foundation to advance Indonesian education. The campus serves Playgroup through Primary, with Grand Pakuwon offering Middle and High School, on Pakuwon Indah and Grand Pakuwon campuses designed for international quality and digital learning. English is the language of instruction, with Mandarin taught in collaboration with Beijing Language and Cultural University. The school combines STEAM through project-based learning with the Cambridge International framework for Primary and Secondary, and offers the IB Diploma Programme as an option for Grades 11-12. Early Learning follows the IEYC. Facilities include technology-integrated classrooms, a spacious library, a science laboratory, dedicated arts and music studios, gyms and sports facilities. Extracurricular activities include Art & Craft, Band Jam, Choir, Coding, Chess, Public Speaking, Dance and Yoga, among others, encouraging creativity, collaboration and well-being. The campus emphasizes global citizenship and inquiry.

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Sunrise School Bali

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 15 years

Fees IDR 72,750,000 - 145,250,000

Type Co-educational

Sunrise School Bali is an international community school founded in 2000 by parents who sought a nurturing, inquiry driven education. The school teaches in English and Indonesian and offers a blend of international and Indonesian curricula. Early Years follow the IEYC, Year 1 to 6 study the IPC, and Year 7 to 9 follow the IMYC; Indonesian standards are guided by Kurikulum 2013 and Kurikulum Merdeka. Learning is thematic and hands on, with beach clean ups, visits to the Safari Park, chocolate production, and school gardens teaching composting and sustainable farming. The campus emphasizes outdoor, garden based learning: a waste water garden, ponds, a stream, a beehive, chickens, and extensive vegetable and flower plots. The school runs after school activities across arts, sports, science, and cooking, alongside daily mindfulness and movement and weekly yoga. Sunrise is supported by Yayasan MACK, a Bali based nonprofit involved in education and community projects.

Location

Sunrise School Bali is an international community school located on the island of Bali, Indonesia. The school is connected with Yayasan Membina Api Cinta Kasih (MACK), a foundation based in Bali. The foundation supports Sunrise School and Matahari Terbit Centre in Kerobokan, Bali. Sunrise emphasises an integrated learning environment with a strong focus on the creative arts and environmental sustainability.

Stages

Early Years, Primary and Junior High School. IEYC for Early Years; IPC for Year 1 to Year 6; IMYC for Year 7 to Year 9.

Type

An international community school

School day structure

8:00 to 16:00

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Sunrise School Bali supports learners to meet academic, social and emotional challenges with openness and enthusiasm. Mindfulness and Movement are taught; staff are trained in mindfulness, and breathing and mindfulness practices are incorporated daily in morning circles and mindful minutes. Non Violent Communication is used in classrooms to help students express needs and feelings. Living Values programs including Mind-Up, Bravehearts and Friendly Schools teach protective behaviours and life skills. Community Outreach and Service opportunities invite learners to act locally, from food drives to river clean ups and coral planting. Morning Circle and Reflection Times provide regular opportunities for quiet reflection and celebration of learning.

Mental Wellbeing

Mindfulness and meditation practices are integrated daily to support students' mental wellbeing. Yoga sessions cultivate mindfulness and emotional regulation. Morning circles and mindful minutes help students self‑regulate and identify their emotions. Friday meditation during Morning Circle fosters a calm, reflective start to the day.

Safeguarding

The school provides a safe, equitable, caring learning environment. Restorative practices are used to resolve conflicts and care for relationships, the environment and community.

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