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Curriculum Indian Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Taught languages Indonesian, Mandarin, English
Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction
Pah Tsung School in City Park, West Jakarta, offers a trilingual education for ages 3–18, combining Indian Curriculum with Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. Early years immerse students in English, Indonesian, and Mandarin, guided by the Merdeka Curriculum and CP outcomes in Religious Values and Good Character, Self-Identity, and Foundations of Literacy, Mathematics, Science, Technology, and Arts. The Primary program blends the Indonesian National Curriculum with an international framework to develop English and Mandarin proficiency, using the iProgress approach and qualifications including iPrimary and iLowerSecondary, then progressing to International GCSE and International AS/A Levels. The middle and senior years mix National Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel, and Mandarin instruction, with Group A and B subjects and a focus on Mandarin, including HSK preparation and exams. The campus is large and equipped, supporting academic, physical, language, and arts development. The school traces its origins to 1945 and was re-established on its City Park campus in 2012–2013.
Blok A4 Komplek Citypark, Jl. Boulevard Raya No.7, RT.7/RW.14, Cengkareng Tim., Kecamatan Cengkareng, Kota Jakarta Barat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 11730
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The Essentials
Pah Tsung School has instruction in Indonesian, Mandarin, English.
Location
Block A4, Citypark Complex, Jl. Boulevard Raya No. 7, RT 7/RW 14, Cengkareng Timur District, West Jakarta City, Jakarta Special Capital Region (DKI Jakarta) 11730, Indonesia
Annual tuition at Pah Tsung School ranges from IDR 29,450,000 for 2026/27.
Application / Registration fees - Registration (form) fee: Rp 350,000.
Entrance / Development (uang pangkal) and initial payments (SMP example) - Development / entrance fee (uang pangkal): Rp 40,000,000. Some published enrolment information shows a promotional discount example (40% discount to Rp 24,000,000) for incoming students in past published materials. Total example package shown for one intake: Rp 29,450,000 (this total combines the entrance fee after discount, first-month school fee and activity fee in the referenced example).
Tuition / School fees (per term / per year group) - Published public figures available for incoming SMP intake (example): - One-off July school payment (first-month / school fee at start): Rp 2,600,000. - Annual student activity fee: Rp 2,500,000 (charged per year). - The example total for SMP intake combining registration, entrance payment (after the noted promotional discount), initial July school fee and activity fee: Rp 29,450,000.
- Note on other year groups: a full, level-by-level published fee schedule (per term and per year group for Nursery/Kindergarten, Primary/SD, SMP, SMA for the 2026/27 academic year) was not available in the public documents located. The SMP figures above are the concrete fee items found in publicly posted intake summaries. For billing frequency and how tuition is structured across the academic year, see the Billing Schedule and Payment Terms section below.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Regular tuition (SPP) is billed across a 12-month academic cycle running July to June. Payments are scheduled monthly and must be paid no later than the 10th of each month. - Student activity fees are charged by semester: activity fee for semester 1 is payable in April (and the semester-1 payment is a re-enrolment requirement); activity fee for semester 2 is payable in January. - Late-payment procedure: the school issues a first notice for one month arrears, a second notice for two months arrears (with escalation to the head teacher if unresolved), and a third notice which may require the pupil to learn from home until arrears are cleared (applies after three months overdue as described in the school policy document).
Payment methods and account details - Standard payment channel is bank transfer via a BCA Virtual Account system. Parents receive a unique virtual-account number for the student; the virtual-account format and coding (school code + student VA number + ending digits that identify payment type and month/year) are used to route SPP, activity fees and other charges. Example format published in school administrative guidance: 01198 – 1800332 - 0720 (with specific digit groups representing school code, student VA and payment type/time).
Boarding / dormitory fees - Boarding is not listed among the school's offered programmes; Pah Tsung operates Nursery / Kindergarten, Primary (SD), Junior High (SMP) and Senior High (SMA) levels as day-school units. No boarding/dormitory fees apply.
Other recurring or one-off costs - Uniforms: the school requires a set of specified uniforms (weekday uniform, Pramuka for Wednesday, batik for Friday and sport kit for PE/extracurricular). The school handbook describes uniform types and days but does not publish fixed uniform prices in the public guidance. Parents should allow a budget for multiple uniform items. - Textbooks and library: replacement rules apply for lost or damaged library books; replacement or fines can apply (example policy: replacement or approved substitute and a fine equal to 30% of the book price for lost/damaged items). Purchases of textbooks and stationery are handled via the school billing system when applicable. - Extracurricular activities, exam/assessment fees, field trips and special camps: these items are listed as separate chargeable items in school communications in previous intake materials and general school announcements; specific prices are published per-activity when offered and billed separately through the student account. No single consolidated public price list for all optional charges was located.
Refund information - No explicit, detailed refund policy for registration, entrance or tuition payments was located in the publicly available school guidance and intake summaries reviewed. Parents are therefore advised (via the school's published administrative channels) to confirm refund/transferability terms for registration and entrance payments at the time of enrolment.
Summary of the public fee data used here - The concrete fee items included above (registration fee, initial July school fee, annual activity fee and example entrance fee figures shown for an intake package) come from publicly posted intake summaries and the school's administrative handbook and registration portal documents available for previous intakes and school guidance. The school's administrative handbook also sets the billing calendar, payment method (BCA Virtual Account) and late-payment procedure.
If you require these fee lines formatted for your database or need the figures separated by each specific year group where available, I have provided the most specific, published items found and the billing rules that apply to tuition collection.
Academics
Pah Tsung School teaches Indian Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
Nursery/Playgroup/Kindergarten immerses students in English, Indonesian, and Chinese from a young age. The curriculum follows the Merdeka Curriculum with Capaian Pembelajaran (CP) in three areas: Religious Values and Good Character; Self-Identity; Foundations of Literacy, Mathematics, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Arts. The school emphasizes three-language proficiency in English, Indonesian and Mandarin. Primary/SD combines the Indonesian National Curriculum with an International Curriculum, focusing on English and Mandarin proficiency. It integrates the 2013 National Curriculum, Merdeka Curriculum, and Pearson Edexcel qualifications via the iProgress framework for ages 3 to 19, with qualifications including iPrimary, iLowerSecondary, International GCSE, and International AS/A Levels. The middle and senior levels use a mix of the National Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel, and Mandarin Curriculum, with structured subject groups (Group A and Group B), Mandarin language emphasis, including HSK preparation and HSK examinations.
Higher Education Progression
Alumni (Class of 2025) study at Beijing Institute of Technology (International Economic Trade); they received a Chinese Government Scholarship covering tuition and dormitory.
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FAQs
What age range does Pah Tsung School serve, and what levels are included?
Pah Tsung School serves children from age 3 to 18, spanning Nursery/Playgroup/Kindergarten through Primary (SD), Junior High (SMP) and Senior High (SMA). The campus is located in Block A4, Citypark Complex, West Jakarta.
Where is Pah Tsung School located exactly?
The school is at Block A4, Citypark Complex, Jl. Boulevard Raya No. 7, RT 7/RW 14, Cengkareng Timur District, West Jakarta City, Jakarta 11730, Indonesia.
What curriculum frameworks are used across different levels at Pah Tsung School?
Nursery/Playgroup/Kindergarten follow the Merdeka Curriculum with Capaian Pembelajaran in religious values, self-identity and foundations of literacy, maths, science, technology, engineering and arts. Primary/SD uses the Indonesian National Curriculum plus an International Curriculum via the iProgress framework (iPrimary, iLowerSecondary, International GCSE, International AS/A Levels). Middle and Senior levels combine the National Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel qualifications and the Mandarin Curriculum, with HSK preparation and examinations.
Is Mandarin central to instruction at Pah Tsung School?
Yes. The school uses a tri-lingual approach (English, Indonesian and Mandarin) with native Mandarin-speaking teachers, and Mandarin is a major focus across levels, including HSK preparation.
What are the basic fee items to expect when enrolling?
Public information lists a Registration form fee of Rp 350,000 and a Development/Entrance fee (uang pangkal) of Rp 40,000,000. For SMP intake, an example first-month payment is Rp 2,600,000 and an annual activity fee is Rp 2,500,000, with an example intake package around Rp 29,450,000 after a promotional discount.
How are tuition payments billed and when are they due?
Tuition (SPP) is billed over a 12-month cycle from July to June, with monthly payments due no later than the 10th of each month. Activity fees are charged by semester, payable in April (semester 1) and January (semester 2).
Is boarding available at Pah Tsung School?
Boarding is not offered; Pah Tsung operates as a day-school across Nursery to SMA.
What qualifications can students work toward in the middle and senior levels?
The school offers iPrimary and iLowerSecondary within the iProgress framework, and qualifications such as International GCSE and International AS/A Levels. The Mandarin program also supports HSK qualifications.
Do students have Mandarin language support and HSK opportunities?
Yes. Mandarin is a central part of the curriculum with native Mandarin teachers, and students have opportunities to prepare for and take HSK examinations.
Do you have information on higher education outcomes from alumni?
Yes. An example is a Class of 2025 graduate who studied at Beijing Institute of Technology (International Economic Trade) with a Chinese Government Scholarship covering tuition and dormitory.
What kinds of facilities and spaces does the school offer?
The school sits on a large site with facilities designed to support academic, physical-motor, socio-emotional, language and arts development. The Kindergarten area emphasizes its tri-lingual environment.
What extracurricular activities and facilities are available beyond academics?
Extracurricular options include clubs in Science, Social and Art & Sport, English competitions and Talent Shows. Arts and performance offerings include drawing, art & craft, music, traditional Chinese dance, modern dance and ballet, plus sports like basketball, futsal, badminton and table tennis.
What activities help students grow outside the classroom, such as leadership or field trips?
The SMP program includes Morning Prayer/Homeroom, Enrichment, HSK preparation, field trips, live-in experiences and study tours. Leadership camps and extra-curricular clubs foster teamwork and communication.
How does Pah Tsung School support wellbeing and safeguarding?
The school emphasizes social-emotional development and mental wellbeing as part of its holistic education, aiming to form graduates with strong character and morals. Specific safeguarding details are not listed in the available information.
Is there language support for students who are not native in English or Mandarin?
Yes. The tri-lingual program uses English, Indonesian and Mandarin with native Mandarin teachers, supporting language development and Mandarin proficiency for all learners.
Is there a house system, and what is the uniform policy like?
A house system is not mentioned in the available information. There is a formal uniform policy with a weekday uniform, Pramuka on Wednesdays, batik on Fridays and a sport kit, though fixed prices for uniforms are not publicly published.
Who governs Pah Tsung School?
The school is governed with the support of the Panca Cemerlang Foundation (Yayasan Panca Cemerlang), which helps set educational direction and strategy.
Are there any accreditations or awards listed for the school?
There are no accreditations or awards listed in the provided information.
What languages are used for instruction and which languages are taught?
Instruction is delivered in Indonesian, Mandarin and English, with Mandarin having a central emphasis and HSK preparation available.
What is the school's history and community culture like?
Pah Tsung School originated around Indonesia's independence in 1945, founded by Chinese-descended families. It was closed in 1966, then rebuilt around 2000 by alumni; a foundation stone was laid in City Park in 2011, and the school re-opened in 2012–2013, expanding to cover Playgroup through Grade 12. The school hosts events such as Vesakh (Kindergarten), Kartini Day for SMP/SMA, and the Artsport Festival, and runs activities like a Summer Camp to China.
