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Indonesia, Palembang
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Preschool uses the Nurturing Early Learners Framework with six learning areas, Information Technology and Mandarin. The Primary Curriculum aligns with the Singaporean Curriculum, focusing on Life Skills, Knowledge Skills and Subject Based Learning with a cross-curricular, project-based approach. The Secondary Curriculum adopts the Singaporean and Cambridge University programmes for ages 13–16, offering a broad range of subjects including English/ESOL, Chinese, Indonesian, French, Mathematics, Science, Geography, History, Art and Design, Physical Education and Music. International assessments include Cambridge Check Point and IGCSE. The Cambridge A Level is offered in Junior College, and Cambridge A Level assessments are rigorous, with AS Levels and A Levels.
Co-Curricular Activities are unique to each campus and are run by trained professionals. Activities at SIS Palembang include Young Chef (K1–K2), Mandarin Club (K1–K2), Fun Music Club (K1–K2), Young Einstein (K1–K2), Art Play (K1–K2), English Readers (P1–P3), Math Club (P1–P3), Happy Choir (P1–P3), Green and Healthy School (P1–P3) and Art Club (P1–P3).
SIS Palembang is part of the Singapore Intercultural Schools (SIS) network, serving learners aged 2 to 18. The school delivers a blended curriculum with Singaporean and Cambridge pathways. In Primary, the curriculum follows the Singaporean framework with a cross-curricular focus on Life Skills, Knowledge Skills and Subject Based Learning. The Preschool uses the Nurturing Early Learners Framework with six learning areas and integrated Mandarin and Information Technology. In Secondary, students study Singaporean and Cambridge programmes, with Cambridge Check Point and IGCSE, and the Junior College offers Cambridge A Levels (AS and A Levels) across science, maths, languages, humanities and creative disciplines. The school emphasizes language development and early Mandarin exposure. Notable features include a Comprehensive Community Service Programme and a varied co-curricular slate led by trained professionals, including Mandarin Club, Art Club and Green and Healthy School. This combination supports students to become confident, globally minded learners across academic tracks.
