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Indonesia, Malang
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Wesley International School began in 1971 when Marcia Kirby started teaching the four children of Dale and Marian Neff in their home, calling it the OMS Guided Learning Center. The name Wesley reflects its distinctively Christian character, and 'International' signaled the diverse nationalities represented from the start. The curriculum is basically American, with adaptations for the international and intercultural environment. The school moved to larger facilities on Jl. Baluran as enrollment grew, and in 1980 was registered and adopted the name Wesley International School, later relocating to Telaga Bodas 1 in 1988 to accommodate growth. In 1998 the board expanded into high school, and in 2001 the present Kwoka campus became home to the secondary students in March and to the elementary students in August, with expansions in 2002–2003 and major upgrades in 2008, including a soccer stadium, larger car park, and gym.
The Wesley community is a vibrant and inclusive environment where students are encouraged to explore their interests and talents. Beyond academics, it offers a broad range of extracurricular activities such as swimming, badminton, soccer, basketball, Worship Night, a Student Body Council, and a Photo Club. The community is guided by a Christ-centered mission and a biblical worldview, aiming to raise up Christians, develop communicators, educate thinkers, nurture lifetime learners, and shape global citizens.
Wesley International School in Malang, Indonesia, offers an American-style curriculum with a Christian foundation and an international orientation. The school serves elementary through high school and operates as a Christ-centered, international school community. It is accredited by Christian Schools International (ACSI) and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). The program is organized around Expected Schoolwide Learning Results (ESLRs): Raising up Christians; Nurturing Lifetime Learners; Educating Thinkers; Developing Communicators; and Shaping Citizens of the World, which guide classes, activities and evaluation. Graduates typically continue to four-year universities worldwide, including Harvard University, Duke University, Vanderbilt University, Wheaton College, Seoul National University, Yonsei University, Korea University, and the University of Western Australia. The Kwoka campus features a chapel and an auditorium, a gymnasium, outdoor courts, and a large soccer field. Extracurricular activities include Swimming, Badminton, Soccer, Basketball, Worship Night, Student Body Council, Photo Club and Drama. Welcoming international families with warmth.
