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Early Childhood Education

For young learners, Kinderstation uses the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC), which blends play and structured learning to develop essential skills. The preschool program is divided into three classes based on age: Bumble Bee Class (1.5-2 years old), Beetle Class (2-3 years old), and Dragonfly Class (3-4 years old). These early years focus on building fine and gross motor skills, communication abilities, and creativity. The school also incorporates the Montessori Method which is based on self-directed activity, hands-on learning and collaborative play, soft block exercises where children build and explore with blocks, and the Glenn Doman method which involves the teaching of words through flashcards. These were incorporated to help children develop early literacy skills.

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In the kindergarten level, students continue their learning journey in two stages: Caterpillar Class (TK A, ages 4-5) and Butterfly Class (TK B, ages 5-6). The focus at these stages is on developing independence, problem-solving skills, and personal responsibility.

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Primary Education

Kinderstation’s primary school follows the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) from the UK, combined with the National Curriculum of Indonesia. This approach ensures that students receive a broad education that strengthens both local and global perspectives.

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Subjects include:

• Language Arts (English): Students engage in daily reading and writing activities to build confidence in English. They also have dedicated Language Arts lessons twice a week to enhance their vocabulary and comprehension skills.

• Mathematics: Learning is interactive and hands-on. This encourages students to explore concepts through problem-solving and investigation.

• Bahasa Indonesia: Lessons help students become proficient in the national language.

• Religion: As a multi-faith school, Kinderstation provides religious instruction for Islam, Christianity, Catholicism, and Buddhism which fosters moral values and self-awareness.

• Science: The IPC program introduces students to scientific inquiry through observation, experimentation, and research.

• Technology: Students develop digital literacy skills, working with various software and programs for tasks such as word processing, presentations, and online research.

• History & Geography: Lessons cover both local and global topics which help students understand historical events and geographical concepts through engaging activities.

• Physical Education: Encourages an active lifestyle and teamwork through various sports and exercises.

• Music & Art: Students explore different forms of artistic expression, from singing and dance to painting and digital design.

• Citizenship Education (PKn): Focuses on developing responsible and informed citizens through lessons in values, ethics, and social responsibility.

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Junior High School

In middle school, Kinderstation continues its commitment to international education by implementing the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC) alongside the national curriculum. This approach provides a structured and thematic learning experience, helping students develop analytical thinking and creativity.

The IMYC curriculum emphasizes:

• A well-balanced academic foundation.

• Opportunities for students to present and discuss their own ideas.

• A connected learning approach that integrates different subjects.

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Senior High School

Kinderstation Senior High School prepares students for university through the Global Assessment Certificate (GAC) program. This internationally recognized curriculum equips students with advanced academic skills, independent learning strategies, and strong English proficiency.

The senior high school program focuses on:

• Preparing students for the ACT Test, a key requirement for university admission.

• Developing critical thinking and research skills through assessments like essays, presentations, and group projects.

• Offering access to GAC Pathway Universities in countries namely Australia, Canada, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore, Thailand, the United Kingdom, the United States and Vietnam.