Compare SEN / Special Education International Schools in Tangerang, Indonesia

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Mentari Intercultural School Bintaro sits on the edge of South Tangerang's Bintaro district, in a leafy campus that embraces nature as a learning ally. The school offers a blended international curriculum for continuity across year groups: National Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. In Elementary, Cambridge and the National Curriculum are used; Junior High follows Cambridge IGCSE with the National Curriculum; Senior High culminates in the IB Diploma, with an integrated Cambridge pathway feeding into the IB framework. The school has grown from a small home into multiple campuses, guided by Yayasan Perkembangan Anak Indonesia since 1994. MIS is an Eco-School Candidate, promoting a breathable space and sustainable practices. Learning follows the Reggio Emilia approach, and a Positive Education framework supports wellbeing, empathy, and resilience. University Counseling helps students gain admission to universities at home and abroad, with fairs and career guidance across MIS campuses.

Application / Registration fees
- Registration & testing fee for admission to Grade 7 (Junior High) is Rp 800,000.

Tuition and development fees (example by year group)
- Junior High (Grade 7) — 2026/2027 school‑year example:
- Development fee (one‑off, applicable for Grade 7 through Grade 9): Rp 64,500,000.
- Tuition fee: Rp 5,500,000 per month (tuition is invoiced as a monthly amount and the school treats the monthly amount as payable for 12 months in one school year).
- Book & material fee (annual): Rp 2,500,000.
- Consumables fee (annual): Rp 3,800,000 (covers clubs, school activities, yearbook, stationery, art supplies, learning & lab materials, P5 project, Managebac subscription).
- Personal accident insurance (annual): Rp 200,000.
- Total payable on enrolment for Grade 7 example: Rp 76,500,000.

- Other published/reported year‑group figures (examples from recent public listings):
- Reported Admission fee entries around Rp 600,000–Rp 800,000 and reported one‑off category/entrance/development ("uang pangkal" / "development") fees for various year groups in the tens of millions of rupiah (examples include Category A ~ Rp 63,000,000 and Category B ~ Rp 65,000,000 cited in a community fee listing).
- Reported monthly tuition figures in older public listings range from roughly Rp 3.5 million to Rp 9.5 million depending on level and source; published community summaries list annual totals for different key stages in the IDR hundreds of millions for older year groups.

Per‑term / per‑year presentation and discounts
- The school documents tuition on a monthly basis and indicates that the monthly tuition amount is collected for 12 months in a school year for the Grade 7 example. Discounts are offered for advance payment: 2.5% discount for 6‑month prepayment and 5% discount for 12‑month prepayment (Grade 7 example).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- For the Grade 7 schedule: tuition is stated as a monthly rate and billed across 12 months per academic year; the school offers discounts for paying 6 or 12 months up front. The Grade 7 example also shows a one‑off development fee and annual charges (books, consumables, insurance) charged on enrolment or annually.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed as part of the MIS Bintaro campus information; Mentari Intercultural School Bintaro operates as a day school and no boarding/boarding‑fee schedule is published for the Bintaro campus in the publicly available campus materials.

Other compulsory or commonly listed costs
- Typical additional items reported in public community fee lists include:
- Book & materials / textbook charges (examples: Rp 2,500,000–Rp 3,485,000 per year depending on source and year group).
- Consumables / activity fees (example: Rp 3,800,000 per year for Grade 7 in the 2026/27 example).
- Swimming / extracurricular program fees reported separately (example listing: intra swimming 8 sessions ~ Rp 800,000).
- Uniform costs reported in community listings (example: three sets of Mentari uniform in a community listing totaling ~Rp 645,000; PE uniform ~Rp 210,000).
- Personal accident insurance (example: Rp 200,000 per year).

Refund and deposit policy
- For the Grade 7 2026/27 fee schedule example, all fees received are stated as non‑refundable.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer is shown as a payment method for the documented Grade 7 fee schedule; the bank details shown in that fee document indicate payment to Bank Central Asia (BCA) with the account held by Yayasan Bina Tunas Anak Indonesia.

Summary of availability of published figures
- A full, campus‑wide, line‑by‑line fee schedule for every year group and every payment cadence (per term, per semester, per year) is not available in a single consolidated public listing for the 2026/27 academic year. The clearest published example located is a Grade 7 (Junior High) 2026/2027 fee sheet showing registration/testing, development fee, monthly tuition, annual book/materials, consumables, insurance, discount terms, non‑refundability, and bank transfer payment details. Other year groups and community fee listings report admission/development fees and monthly tuition figures in a range of tens of millions of rupiah and monthly sums in the millions of rupiah; those listings are presented here as reported public figures.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school centers Positive Education, blending strong academics with student well-being, character, and intercultural values. Gratitude, mindfulness, kindness, and goal-setting are taught daily. These practices build confidence, empathy, and a clear sense of purpose. The school nurtures graduates with the Dimensi Profil Lulusan and Mentari Traits, preparing students to be caring, responsible, and globally minded citizens. Learning happens in a safe, valued, and connected community where relationships support growth in learning and life. Inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach, the learning environment encourages curiosity, collaboration, and emotional awareness.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is central to MIS's Positive Education framework, pairing rigorous academics with daily practices that promote well-being. Gratitude, mindfulness, kindness, and goal-setting are taught daily to build confidence, empathy, and a sense of purpose. The Reggio Emilia–inspired environment nurtures empathy, resilience, and emotional awareness. MIS believes students learn best when they feel safe, valued, and connected, with relationships at the heart of learning and life. This integrated approach supports both academic growth and personal development.

Admissions

1. Program scope. MIS Bintaro offers Cambridge Curriculum, National Curriculum, and IB Diploma. Elementary includes Cambridge and National Curriculum; Junior High includes Cambridge IGCSE and National Curriculum; Senior High includes IBDP and National Curriculum. The Cambridge Curriculum leads to the IB Diploma in High School, complemented by the National Curriculum. The programs support a holistic, multi-curriculum experience for students.
2. Campus and learning environment. The MIS Bintaro campus is nested on the edge of Bintaro, South Tangerang, offering a spacious learning environment with greenery. The school is an Eco-School Candidate by the Foundation for Environmental Education and fosters a multicultural community where all religions and cultures are equally accepted and respected.
3. Online admission and forms. Online Admission provides campus-specific forms for three branches. For MIS Bintaro Elementary, use the MIS BINTARO Elementary Request for Application Form; for MIS Jakarta Elementary, MIS JAKARTA Elementary Request for Application Form; for MIS Grand Surya Preschool & Elementary, use the MIS GRAND SURYA Preschool & Elementary Registration Form; for MIS Bintaro Junior High and Senior High, use the MIS BINTARO Junior High School (Grades 7–9) and MIS BINTARO Senior High School (Grades 10–11) Registration Forms. All seats for this school year are full; check back for future openings. The Admissions WhatsApp is available for inquiries.
4. Contact and campus network. MIS operates three branches located in Bintaro, Jakarta, and Grand Surya. The Online Admission page directs applicants to access forms for their chosen campus, and the admissions team is available to assist via the provided contact options.

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Sekolah Pelita Harapan Lippo Village

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees IDR 35,000,000 - 384,000,000

Pupils 420

Type Co-educational

SPH Lippo Village is a Christian international school in Lippo Village, Tangerang, Indonesia, offering the International Baccalaureate continuum for ages 2 to 18. Preschool uses a Play-Based program tailored to each campus, while K1 through Grade 6 study the IB Primary Years Programme, Grades 7–10 the IB Middle Years Programme, and Grades 11–12 the IB Diploma Programme. The school is part of the Pelita Harapan Education Foundation and has more than three decades of IB experience within SPH. At Lippo Village, the campus provides English as an Additional Language support, Learning Support, and Social-Emotional Learning to help every student thrive. The Applied Science Academy provides fully equipped laboratories for inquiry-led, high-level science in grades 10–12, alongside global project opportunities and mentorship from SPH alumni. After-school Discovery Academy offers robotics, drama, coding, and sports, while Mission Service Learning integrates service with IB CAS to develop practical skills and faith for life.

Location

SPH Lippo Village is located in Lippo Village, Tangerang, Indonesia. The SPH network operates multiple IB-focused campuses in the Jakarta area, including Lippo Village, Sentul City, Lippo Cikarang, Kemang Village, and Pluit Village. The Lippo Village campus forms part of this five-campus group serving students from early childhood through Grade 12.

Stages

Early Childhood Education: Baby Eagles – K3 (ages 1-5); Primary School (Grades 1-6); Middle School (Grades 7-10); High School (Grades 11-12). SPH Lippo Village provides a continuous IB continuum across these levels, with an emphasis on the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for the primary years and progression toward the Diploma Programme (DP) in the upper grades.

Type

Christian IB continuum school in Indonesia.

Additional learning support

EAL (English as an Additional Language), Learning Support (LST), and Social-Emotional Learning (SEL).

Country affiliation

Indonesia.

Religious affiliation

Christian.

Bus service

The school provides student transportation with minimum quotas per route and additional charges (not including tuition).

Boarding Arrangements

Pelita Harapan House (PHH) dormitory at SPH Sentul City provides SPH students a home-away-from-home boarding experience. The dorm features bedrooms for two students, a common area, a learning and tutoring space, a kitchen and catering services, 24/7 security, a health center, and on-site sports facilities.

Food Options

SPH Lippo Village partners with multiple vendors to provide Indonesian, Western, and Asian foods, as well as snacks and beverages. A new coffee shop is located in the high school canteen.

Governance and Ownership

SPH Lippo Village is part of Yayasan Pendidikan Pelita Harapan (YPPH), the Pelita Harapan Education Foundation that governs the SPH network.

Application fee

- A non-refundable application fee applies: IDR 3,000,000 per application. For sibling enrollment a reduced application fee applies: IDR 1,500,000.

Annual Development Fee (DPP)

- DPP is charged per academic-year block and may be paid for multiple years up front with a multi‑year discount. The published DPP options and amounts (K1–Grade 12; excluding Baby Eagles, Eaglets & Pre‑Kindergarten) are:
- 1 academic year: IDR 56,500,000
- 2 academic years: IDR 99,500,000
- 3 academic years: IDR 128,000,000
- 4 academic years: IDR 157,000,000
- 5 academic years: IDR 185,000,000
- 6 academic years: IDR 214,200,000.

Annual tuition fee (SPP) — published amounts by year group (annual)

- Early Childhood / EYFS
- Baby Eagles: IDR 35,000,000
- Pre‑Kindergarten: IDR 80,000,000
- K1 (Half Day): IDR 121,000,000
- K1 (Full Day): IDR 134,000,000
- K2 (Half Day): IDR 123,000,000
- K2 (Full Day): IDR 134,000,000
- K3: IDR 134,000,000.

- Primary (IB PYP)
- Grade 1–2: IDR 214,000,000
- Grade 3–6: IDR 223,000,000.

- Middle School (IB MYP)
- Grade 7–9: IDR 284,000,000
- Grade 10: IDR 319,000,000.

- High School (IB DP)
- Grade 11–12: IDR 384,000,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Enrollment is confirmed only after both the DPP and the SPP are paid in accordance with the school's admissions instructions. Typical practice requires DPP payment to secure a place and SPP payment to complete enrolment.

- DPP and SPP are treated as non‑refundable and non‑transferable in normal circumstances.

- SPP is normally charged on an annual basis and the school offers common options for paying SPP by instalments (for example, two equal semester payments or bank instalment plans through partner banks). Students joining after the school year starts may have SPP prorated based on the number of full terms remaining. Specific instalment options and due dates are provided with the acceptance letter and may vary by campus.

- Promotional or early‑payment discounts and the timing required to retain a promotional offer (for example, a requirement to make DPP payment within a set number of working days after the acceptance letter) are applied according to the school's enrolment instructions; families should follow the payment deadlines stated in the acceptance letter to secure such offers.

Boarding (dormitory) fees and availability

- Lippo Village does not operate a boarding/dormitory program. Boarding (Pelita Harapan House/PHH) is available at the Sentul City campus only. For Sentul City, the full‑week boarding program for Grades 7–12 is shown as IDR 60,000,000 per year (published for the campus dorm offering).

Other costs and fees

- The SPP excludes certain items which are charged separately, such as uniforms, stationery and exercise books, school meals, instrument rental (where applicable), optional trips and special events, After‑School Program (ASP) classes, and certain optional Discovery Academy programs. Textbooks for use during the school year, retreats, mission/service trips and some core activity fees are typically included in SPP.

- Optional courses, extracurricular program enrolment, certain field trips, and Discovery Academy programs may require additional fees charged separately.

Refund information

- Application fees are non‑refundable. DPP (development fee) and SPP (tuition) payments are normally non‑refundable and non‑transferable; specific exceptions (if any) are governed by the school's enrollment and finance policies communicated at the time of acceptance.

Fee payment options and practical notes

- Payments are normally made in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Bank transfer is the standard payment channel and all bank transfer charges are to be borne by the payer. Partner bank instalment plans (credit card or bank installment schemes) are commonly offered through the school's banking partners; availability and terms (0% instalment options, card‑holder restrictions, processing fees) depend on the bank partner and campus arrangements. Proof of payment instructions and bank account details are provided by the school with the acceptance documentation.

- Where credit‑card or instalment plans are available, any associated processing or handling fees are applied according to the bank or payment provider's terms and are typically the responsibility of the payer.

Summary statement

- The headline fees for Lippo Village for the published academic fee year are: application fee IDR 3,000,000; the DPP options (IDR 56,500,000 to IDR 214,200,000 depending on years purchased); and annual tuition ranging from IDR 35,000,000 for Baby Eagles up to IDR 384,000,000 for Grade 11–12. Families should follow the payment deadlines and instructions issued with the acceptance paperwork and note that DPP and SPP payments are normally non‑refundable.

Curriculum

Preschool (2-year-olds) uses a Play-Based program tailored to each campus. K1 (3 years) through Grade 6 follow the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP). Grades 7–10 follow IB Middle Years Programme (IB MYP). Grades 11–12 follow IB Diploma Programme (IB DP). For students aged 3–18, SPH Lippo Village implements the IB curriculum.

Higher Education Progression

University Counseling guides students to the world's best universities and life beyond. The program supports finding best-fit universities and developing talents and passions, using Cialfo and AchieveWorks for academic planning, university research, and career discovery. Middle School introduces career awareness; High School provides ongoing counseling through individual meetings, parent–student info sessions, and access to local and international university fairs. The faith-integrated approach encourages students to align future pathways with values and calling.

Gifted and Talented

The school has the Applied Science Academy (ASA) for Grades 10–12, an enrichment program created under SPH Lippo Village's Center of Excellence. ASA offers authentic research environments in science for students who are passionate about advanced study. Dr. Eden Steven, Ph.D., serves as Director, with mentors from Universitas Pelita Harapan's faculty.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has three main student support programs: EAL (English as an Additional Language), Learning Support (LST), and Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) to help students grow academically, socially, and emotionally. EAL supports students developing English proficiency to participate fully in the IB curriculum. Learning Support offers academic and socio-emotional support tailored to each student's needs. SEL develops students' social and emotional competencies. Career counseling and university guidance begins in Grade 9 to help students identify strengths, interests, and suitable universities or career paths. Mission Service Learning integrates service with the IB framework, reinforcing personal growth and a Christian worldview.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has Learning Support (LST), an inclusive program that offers academic and socio-emotional support tailored to each student's needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school has EAL (English as an Additional Language) to support students' English development.

Mental Wellbeing

The school has Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) to support students' social and emotional development.

Safeguarding

The school has a Child Safeguarding Policy and is dedicated to protecting and caring for each child entrusted to SPH. Each student has the right to a safe and supportive environment on campus and during all SPH activities. The school believes that every child is created in God's image: equal, worthy of respect, and deserving of care; as a Christian school, SPH protects every student, following biblical examples. The school collaborates with the Child Safety and Protection Network (CSPN) to strengthen safeguarding across campuses. In 2025, all SPH campuses were recognized by the Child Safeguarding Recognition Program. A reporting mechanism is provided for indicators or disclosures of potential abuse or harm.

Admissions

Join SPH by scheduling a personalized consultation with the Admissions Team to learn about SPH and the admissions process. Start the online application. The admissions process covers five SPH campuses. Fees information is available on the Fees page. A virtual campus tour is available, and the FAQs page provides further details.

Scholarships

SPH Scholarships include Breakthrough Scholarships for Grades 6–11, with three schemes: Excellence (100%), Premier (75%), and Thrive (25%). These awards provide tuition funding through Grade 12. Indonesian students of any religion and financial background may apply. Campus-specific grade levels and scholarship amounts are: Lippo Village 7–11 (25%–100%), Sentul City 6–11 (50%–100%), Lippo Cikarang 7–9 (25%–100%), Kemang Village 7–11 (50%–100%), Pluit Village 7–10 (50%–100%). The application timeline generally runs mid-June to late August/early September (e.g., Lippo Village 16 June–10 August 2025; Sentul City 16 June–5 September 2025; Lippo Cikarang 16 June–7 August 2025; Kemang Village 16 June–5 September 2025; Pluit Village 16 June–5 September 2025). The test includes Mathematics, English speaking, English writing, Bahasa Indonesia (campus-dependent), and an interview; tests are in-person and last about 2–3 hours. A registration fee is required, discounted by 50% for scholarship applicants and is non-refundable. A meeting with the Scholarship Committee may require at least one parent to attend. If a scholarship is not granted, a student may be admitted as a regular candidate.

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Stella Maris School

Instructs in English, Indonesian, Mandarin

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupils 1550

Type Co-educational

Stella Maris School in BSD and Gading Serpong, Indonesia, delivers a curriculum spanning international systems for ages 2 to 18. The programme blends Cambridge International Primary for preschool, Cambridge IGCSE for junior high, IB Diploma Programme for senior high, with KB/TK and SD/SMP/SMA levels aligned to the school's aims. English is the language of instruction from preschool onward. A feature is the Entrepreneurship program embedded from Preschool through the IB Diploma, reinforcing practical skills alongside academics. The primary school emphasizes character formation through a Christian ethos and mentoring, while junior and senior high foster inquiry, independent learning, and verbal and written communication. The school has ISO 9001-2000 certification (2004) and launched the IB Diploma in 2005 via Stella Maris International School in Vatican Cluster, Gading Serpong. Co-curriculars include futsal and basketball, arts such as theatre and painting, science and computing clubs, and intercultural events like Stema Festival and International Festival.

Location

Stella Maris School BSD is located at Jl. Artha Kencana Kav C1, Kencana Loka, Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15310, Indonesia. The address places the campus in the Tangerang Selatan area.

Stages

KB-TK (early childhood/kindergarten) through SD (elementary), SMP (middle school), and SMA (senior high school). ESL (English as a Second Language) is offered in SMP and SMA.

Type

National curriculum school.

Country affiliation

Indonesia

Application / registration fees
- Application / registration fee (one‑time at application): commonly reported between IDR 300,000 and IDR 3,000,000 depending on year level and campus; some published listings for the BSD/Gading Serpong campus show figures in the lower hundreds of thousands while other published notices show higher admission administration charges for specific entry levels.

One‑time entry / enrolment fee (Uang Pangkal / admission deposit)
- One‑time entry/enrolment (uang pangkal) is charged on enrolment and is reported in public listings for the Serpong/BSD campus in a range from approximately IDR 18,000,000 up to around IDR 35,000,000 depending on level and intake. This fee is a separate, one‑time charge at acceptance.

Tuition (SPP) — by year group and basis of billing
- Published annual tuition (SPP) ranges for Stella Maris (Serpong/BSD) are reported at approximately IDR 21,000,000 to IDR 32,000,000 per year; the lower end generally corresponds to younger/primary levels and the higher end to secondary/upper levels.
- The school's parent handbooks and finance notes for the BSD campus specify the school issues monthly or period billing and offers discounts for upfront payments: paying one full year in advance receives a one‑month SPP discount; paying six months in advance receives a 4% discount. The school requires timely payment and applies late penalties. Exact per‑term tuition amounts by individual grade are not published in the public handbook documents reviewed; see the summary at the end for details.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Regular administrative and tuition payments are due by the 10th of each month (this applies to school administrative bills including SPP). If a report card is to be issued earlier than the 10th, outstanding fees must be settled before distribution. Late payment penalties are applied (example: a published penalty for late SPP is IDR 150,000 per month and IDR 100,000 for late building‑ or activity‑donation payments). The finance policy includes formal notice steps for overdue accounts.
- Payment frequency options used in practice include monthly payments, semester/half‑year payments, and annual prepayment (with the discounts described above). The school operates a virtual account payment system for student accounts; specific payment flows and discount rules are set out in the school handbooks.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The BSD / Gading Serpong Stella Maris campus materials and parent handbooks reviewed do not list a boarding programme or boarding fees for the BSD day‑school campus. Public summaries that mention a boarding option refer to other contexts or to the broader Stella Maris group; there are no boarding fee schedules shown in the BSD handbooks. If a boarding offer exists at a specific Stella Maris campus, its fees were not present in the BSD campus handbooks examined.

Other costs and typical additional fees
- Uniforms, textbooks and learning‑centre/course fees, activity fees, school building/donation fees, examination fees, and transport (antar‑jemput / school bus) charges are additional to SPP and are billed through the school's finance system. These additional charges are payable through the same payment channels and are specifically itemised on student billing statements. The school handbook lists that payment items such as seragam (uniform), buku (books), kursus (learning centre/course) and antar‑jemput (transport) are charged in addition to SPP.
- Event or competition registration fees and extracurricular participation fees are charged separately and, in at least some published event documents for the campus, are stated to be non‑refundable for cancelled participation.

Refund information
- There is no comprehensive public general refund policy for tuition and enrolment fees published in the BSD campus handbooks examined. Some one‑off payments such as event registrations have explicit non‑refund clauses in event notices; formal refund rules for entrance/registration or building contributions are not set out in the public handbook excerpts available. For student account balances, the school's finance procedures and notice steps for overdue payments are published; specific refundable vs non‑refundable classifications for each fee type were not published in the handbook pages reviewed.

Fee payment options and bank details (how payments are accepted)
- Accepted payment channels used by the BSD campus are: Virtual Account payments (BCA Virtual Account format described in the handbook), bank transfer to school accounts (examples published in parent handbooks include BCA and Bank Sinarmas accounts used for uniforms/books and selected payments), and other bank transfer instructions as shown on student billing. The handbook gives examples of Virtual Account usage (BCA VA numbers using a school code + student NIS) and specific account numbers for book/uniform payments. Payment contacts and finance office WhatsApp numbers are provided in the handbooks for reconciliation.

Summary of scope and gaps in publicly available fee details
- Publicly available handbooks and local published listings provide clear billing rules (due dates, late penalties, virtual account and bank transfer methods, and discount rules for prepayment) and typical headline figures (application/registration ranges, one‑time entry fee ranges, and annual SPP ranges). However, an itemised published fee schedule giving exact tuition (SPP) by individual year group and the exact per‑term amounts for the 2026/27 academic year was not present in the BSD campus handbooks and related public documents reviewed. The numerical figures in this overview are therefore presented as the ranges and examples that are publicly reported for the Serpong/BSD campus; exact per‑term fee breakdowns by grade and a full 2026/27 line‑by‑line fee schedule were not found in the examined public handbooks and notices.

Curriculum

Stella Maris BSD offers KB/TK, Primary (SD), Junior High (SMP), and Senior High (SMA). KB/TK emphasizes six areas of development—Moral and Spiritual, Social and Emotional, Language, Cognitive, Physical, and Arts—with co-curricular activities such as dance, arts and crafts, Tae Kwon Do, and coloring. Primary focuses on character development aligned with the school's vision to be the leading primary school for character formation based on Christian faith, delivered through KPS (Student Mentoring), PDS (Student Pioneers), and BCS (Be Confident Student), entrepreneurship, and Stema Fest as an academic and talent competition. Junior High aims to develop learning traditions, positive identity, and verbal and written communication, with extracurriculars including futsal, basketball, table tennis, badminton, choir, painting, traditional dance, karate, and computers. Senior High emphasizes developing interests and talents, scientific and innovative thinking, holistic education, and preparation for entrepreneurship, supported by diverse extracurriculars such as futsal, badminton, traditional dance, computing, basketball, karate, beauty class, cinematography and scouting, plus clubs in modern dance, science, math, entrepreneurship, music, volleyball, English and Japanese, and character-development programs like character camps, live-in programs, internships, and retreats as flagship activities. Stella Maris Gading Serpong uses Cambridge International for its curriculum: Cambridge International Primary Program for grades 1–3, Cambridge IGCSE for junior high, and the IB Diploma for high school; primary uses a thematic approach across five subjects (English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Creative Arts, and General Knowledge); co-curriculars include futsal, cinematography, science, arts and crafts, basketball, dance, Taekwondo, Wushu, choir, archery, and badminton.

Admissions

1. Eligibility and scholarship opportunities. Stella Maris School BSD welcomes applicants with diverse talents. Because capacity is limited, admission uses an entrance evaluation to assess the suitability and potential of each candidate. Applicants who meet the requirements may enroll and have a chance to receive a scholarship. 2. Required documents. For prospective SMP students, an SD certificate is required; for prospective SMA students, an SMP certificate is required (to be submitted later). A soft copy of the report card is required. Applicants must purchase and complete the registration form and provide proof of academic and non‑academic achievements. 3. How to apply. Applications are accepted for all levels; registration is available through the Admissions team. 4. Admission process. Stella Maris School BSD supports a wide range of talents to join. However, due to limited capacity, an entrance selection will be conducted with specific conditions to assess the quality of candidates. Details of the selection process are provided to enrolled families. 5. Scholarships. All applicants who meet the requirements may apply for a scholarship; scholarships can cover up to 100% of tuition and enrollment fees depending on merit and program. 6. Payment details. For payment details contact the Admissions team at (021) 7566566 Ext 260, 261, 262 or WhatsApp 0812-9568-2920. 7. Locations. Stella Maris School operates at multiple campuses: BSD (Preschool through SMA), Gading Serpong (Preschool through SMA with an IGCSE/IB International Program for SMP–SMA), Pontianak (Daycare through Primary), Karawaci (Daycare through Primary), Sunnyville Kemayoran (Daycare through Primary), and Jambi (Preschool through Primary). 8. Enrollment incentives. Free Parent Counseling and Trial Class are offered; consultations and enrollment offers are available through the admissions team.

Scholarships

Overview: Stella Maris School offers Academic and Non‑Academic Scholarships with potential coverage up to 100% of enrollment and tuition fees. Scholarships are available across campuses (e.g., Stella Maris BSD and Stella Maris Gading Serpong) and apply to the current Academic Year (AY 2025–2026 for All Levels; AY 2026–2027 open for relevant cycles). 1) Scholarship types. Types include Academic and Non‑Academic scholarships; additional scholarship programs exist for different campuses and activities. 2) Eligibility (Academic Scholarships). Applicants must meet these criteria: (a) overall rank 1st to 3rd in the previous class for three consecutive years, with a supporting letter from the previous school and a report card; (b) awards in academic fields at provincial, national, or international levels (attach if available); (c) minimum average report card score of 85; (d) complete a series of tests and achieve a minimum score of 85 out of 100. 3) Eligibility (Non‑Academic scholarships). Scholarships may be awarded for achievements in non‑academic areas such as athletics, arts, and other competitions. 4) How to apply. Submit the required documents to be considered for the scholarship program; scholarships are not applicable to Stella Maris Group students in some cohorts. 5) Locations and contact. Scholarships are offered at Stella Maris BSD and Stella Maris Gading Serpong; inquiries should be directed to the admissions team. 6) Beasiswa Hari Pahlawan. The Beasiswa Hari Pahlawan program supports Academic and Non‑Academic excellence, providing opportunities for high‑achieving students in academic and non‑academic fields (e.g., badminton, basketball, esports, singing, music, painting) to obtain a scholarship and pursue education of international standard at Stella Maris School.

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