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The Independent School Batam

Indonesia, Batam

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History

The Independent School Batam (ISB), formerly The International School Batam, was established in August 1999 under Yayasan Sekolah Internasional on Batam Island, Indonesia. It is now under Yayasan Pendidikan Multinasional Ramdani. It was established by a group of expatriate parents who desired the best education for their children. When first established, the curriculum was provided and advised by the British International School in Jakarta. The Independent School Batam is a non-profit oriented school with open management, focusing solely on delivering the best education for its students.

Community

ISB is a community where people care for one another, help new students feel welcome, enjoy school life, and respect the cultural diversity of many nationalities. In 2025, the school celebrated its silver jubilee, marking 25 years since the founding. A range of events and activities are documented, including School Graduation 2025, Final Year Performance 2025, Primary Excursion Science Center 2025, School Fun Day Games 2025, and Camping 2025 to Bukit Lawang. These events reflect active school life and opportunities for student and family involvement.

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Unlisted
Ages 3 - 16 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No

The Independent School Batam (ISB) is a non-profit international school on Batam Island, Indonesia. It offers a staged curriculum from Early Years to Secondary: Early Years (Pre-School, R1, R2), Primary (KS1, KS2), and Secondary (KS3, KS4). Core subjects are English, Mathematics, and Science; Foundation subjects include Geography, History, Health and Moral Education, Handwriting, Art, Music, and Physical Education. Mandarin is taught as a modern language; Optional subjects include Swimming, Audio Visual, and Drama. Indonesian nationals study Indonesian language, Civics (PPKN), and Religion; foreign nationals study Indonesian Language and Indonesian Studies. Co-curricular activities include Traditional and Modern Music and Dances; Drama is optional. ISB was established in 1999 by expatriate parents and operates with open management under Yayasan Pendidikan Multinasional Ramdani. Facilities include Computer Labs, a Science Laboratory, Library, Lunch Areas, and Sports Facilities across Junior-High, Primary, and Pre-School. Performance, excursions, camping, Cross Country, and Sports Day complete the overall program.

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