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Indonesia, Tangerang
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The German School Jakarta sits on a 4.2 hectare green campus in BSD, South Tangerang, with park-like grounds and modern state-of-the-art facilities. The campus features a 25-meter outdoor swimming pool with a separate kids pool, a FIFA-sized grass football field and two small concrete fields. It has 50 modern classrooms with state-of-the-art equipment and a 350-seat auditorium for ceremonies, music, and theatre. The indoor hall and the multipurpose sports hall support a wide range of activities, including basketball, badminton, volleyball, hockey, gymnastics, high jump, and martial arts. The campus also houses science labs, IT rooms, art, craft and music spaces, a cultural pavilion, a well-stocked library, and age-appropriate playgrounds across the campus park.
Indoor Hall is a modern, multipurpose gymnasium offering space and equipment for almost any indoor sport, including basketball, badminton, volleyball, hockey, gymnastics, high jump, martial arts, and more. The Sports Hall provides additional space for indoor activities. Outdoor facilities include a 25-meter pool with a separate kids pool, a FIFA-sized grass football field, and two small concrete fields. The campus hosts regular international competitions, such as the SOAS Games among German Schools in Southeast Asia.
Three fully equipped science laboratories for biology, physics, and chemistry facilitate hands-on experiments. Two fully equipped IT rooms support computer science learning. Large, bright classrooms feature German-made furniture, and the spaces are digitally equipped with fast Wi‑Fi, projectors, PCs, and tablets for online learning. Art, craft, and music rooms, and a cultural pavilion, provide spaces for creative development. The library is well stocked with a dedicated primary room and a large adolescent/adult literature section, while Early Childhood Education has dedicated reading corners.
Playgrounds provide age-appropriate outdoor spaces with slides, swings, sandboxes with a water pump, play houses, jungle gyms, a large outdoor chess board, and more. The indoor hall is the hub of daily life, where students arrive in the morning, meet between classes, and play during longer breaks, and it hosts many school events. The sports facilities include a multipurpose Sports Hall for basketball, badminton, volleyball, hockey, gymnastics and more, alongside the outdoor pool and fields. The campus hosts international school events and competitions such as the SOAS Games.
Deutsche Schule Jakarta is a German international school in BSD City, Jakarta, serving students aged 1 to 18. The school offers two integrated educational paths from early childhood through secondary education: a German–International Program (GIP), where German is the main language of instruction and a direct entry into the German education system, and the International Program (IP), designed for students who do not speak German, with strong foundations in English and Indonesian and gradual integration into the German curriculum to pursue the German International Abitur (DIA) from Grade 5. The institution is accredited as an Exzellente Deutsche Auslandsschule by the Central Agency for German Schools Abroad (ZFA) and KMK. Facilities span a 4.2-hectare campus featuring science labs, IT rooms, arts spaces, a 350-seat auditorium, a 25-meter outdoor pool, a FIFA-sized football field, and libraries. The campus hosts SOAS Games and emphasizes cultural and linguistic diversity through German, English, Indonesian, and French.
