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Indonesia, Jakarta
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Since 1998 Springfield has been a beacon of world‑class learning, offering the Cambridge Curriculum to inspire and empower students. The school operates as a yayasan (nonprofit) and as a Satuan Pendidikan Kerjasama (SPK), recognized by the Indonesian government. Four campuses serve Nursery through Grade 12 across Permata Buana (West Jakarta) and Raffles Hills (Cibubur). Springfield holds accreditation from the Indonesian government and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and is a Cambridge testing centre.
Springfield is a dynamic learning community with four campuses in Permata Buana and Cibubur. The school upholds Cambridge academic excellence and language immersion, with English as the language of instruction and Mandarin studied by students. Pastoral care and university counselling are provided through Home Room teachers, counsellors and pastoral staff, including devotional times, character-building assemblies and a range of career and university services for secondary students. The community is diverse, inclusive and vibrant, guided by Christian values that foster care, respect, dignity and equity.
Springfield School Jakarta is a nonprofit international day school delivering a full Cambridge curriculum from Nursery to Grade 12. The program includes Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and AS/A Levels assessments, with the Cambridge Primary Framework underpinning learning. The school serves ages 2 to 17 across four campuses in Permata Buana (West Jakarta) and Raffles Hills (Cibubur). Instruction is in English, and Bahasa Indonesia and Mandarin are studied by all students; Mandarin is prepared to HSK standards. Springfield operates as a yayasan and as a SPK, recognized by the Indonesian government, and is accredited by both the government and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). It also acts as a Cambridge testing centre. The school emphasizes pastoral care and university counselling, and offers diverse after-school activities in arts, sports, and clubs. A tri-lingual culture—English, Mandarin, and Indonesian—pervades everyday learning and student life. The campus network supports Cambridge learning.
