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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction
Cahaya Bangsa Classical School is a private Pre-School through Grade 12 Christian school located in Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang, West Java, Indonesia. The school operates four divisions: Early Childhood (PS–K), Grammar School (G1–G6), School of Logic (G7–G9), and School of Rhetoric (G10–G12). Approximately 80 percent of instruction is in English, with curricular materials imported from America; Civics and Indonesian Language are taught in Indonesian by national teachers. The curriculum is language-centered and follows the Trivium—Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric—with a biblical worldview rooted in a 2,500-year Western civilizational tradition. A Senior Thesis, a 20-minute English defense, marks the capstone for seniors in the School of Rhetoric. The campus features an indoor gym (MPB) with an e-fid car drop-off, a semi-indoor basketball court, a large school playground, and dedicated Class Lab facilities and Biology labs, plus a Computer Lab. Extracurriculars include debate, MUN, hip-hop dance, and Ministry Projects, and internship opportunities. Globally.
Cahaya Bangsa Classical School has 868 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English, Indonesian.
Location
Located on the outskirts of Bandung in West Java, Indonesia. The campus is in Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang, on a 3-hectare site. The full address is Jalan Bujangga Manik Kav 1, Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang, 40553, Kabupaten Bandung Barat.
Stages
Early Childhood (PS-K); Grammar School (G1-G6); School of Logic (G7-G9); School of Rhetoric (G10-G12)
Type
Private PreSchool through Grade 12 classical, Christian school
Country affiliation
Indonesia
Religious affiliation
Christian
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Summary
Cahaya Bangsa Classical School does not publish a public, itemised fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) on its publicly available school pages. The items below reflect what is (not) publicly listed; specific monetary amounts, term-by-term tuition figures, billing terms, and payment-method details are not published publicly.
Application fees
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Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
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Billing schedule and payment terms
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Boarding fees (if applicable)
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Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, activities, capital/development charges, one-off fees)
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Refund information
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Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, virtual account, etc.)
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Administration contact for definitive fee information
- Cahaya Bangsa Classical School, Jl. Bujangga Manik Kav 1, Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang, Bandung Barat 40553. - Phone: +62.22.86813919. Email: info@cahayabangsa.org / pr@cahayabangsa.org.
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Academics
Cahaya Bangsa Classical School teaches Christian Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The school is a private PreSchool through Grade 12 classical, Christian school. It has four divisions: Early Childhood (PS-K), Grammar School (G1-G6), School of Logic (G7-G9), and School of Rhetoric (G10-G12). Approximately 80% of instruction is conducted in English, using curricular imported from America; Civics and Indonesian Language are taught in Indonesian by national teachers. CBCS's curriculum is language-centered and integrates subjects, following the Trivium with Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric stages. The school upholds a biblical worldview and Christian faith rooted in a 2,500-year tradition of Western civilization. Senior students in the School of Rhetoric complete a Senior Thesis—a 20-minute English defense—as part of the capstone.
Higher Education Progression
CBCS Career Day provides upper school students information about the 1800+ majors, general admission requirements, costs of study in Indonesia and abroad, scholarships available, and how to begin the application process. The Career Day began with interactive workshops with universities and culminated in an Education Fair featuring 60+ universities from around the world. CBCS also offers College Advising and annual events to support university planning. A college pathway program with Western Michigan University via JIC College Jakarta is available (1+3, 2+2, or 3+1 options). Students have been accepted to universities such as the University of Kansas and the University of Illinois Chicago in Architecture.
Wellbeing
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Parent Experience
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Reputation
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Online registration form. The admissions process includes an online Formulir Pendaftaran (Online) as part of the documents required for admission. This applies to Early Childhood through Grade 10. 2. Submit grade-appropriate documents. For Early Childhood through Grade 6, documents include the online registration form, copies of birth certificate and family card with the child's name, copies of both parents' IDs, and color photos (2x3 and 3x4), plus relevant parent questionnaires and a school fee list. For higher grades, additional items may include legalized school reports and passport/KITAS copies for foreign nationals. 3. Attend Open House or arrange a visit with admissions staff. Open House information notes that prospective families can visit to learn about CBCS's vision and admissions process, and CBCS is open for visits Monday–Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to tour facilities and receive admission information. 4. Complete enrollment and payments. Enrollment is accessed via the Enroll Now option, and there is a structured pathway to finalize enrollment and tuition payments as part of CBCS's admissions flow. 5. Apply for Financial Aid if eligible. The Financial Aid Program is available for new students in Grades 7 and 10, with specific document requirements, annual renewal, and multiple aid levels (25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%), covering Registration and Tuition Fees but excluding Workbook, Student Supplies, and Uniform; awards are determined by the CBCS Foundation and can be discontinued if requirements are not met.
Scholarships
CBCS offers a Financial Aid Program for external/new students, with eligibility primarily for Grades 7 and 10. The program requires no registration fee and a set of documents (birth certificate, parents' IDs, family card, last two semesters' report cards, optional pastor's letter, recent color photos, and additional financial documents such as utility bills and tax receipts). Eligibility includes Indonesian citizenship and an average semester score of 85 for the applicable grade level; the aid can be 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% of Registration and Tuition Fees, with Workbook, Student Supplies, and Uniform remaining the responsibility of the recipient. The aid is valid for three academic years (G7-9 or G10-12) and requires annual renewal with updated financial documents; CBCS Foundation reserves the right to discontinue aid if requirements are not met. For SOL students advancing to Grade 10 (SOR), reapplication is required, and a quarter-to-full aid decision may depend on whether the semester average meets the threshold; the aid amount is determined by CBCS and is not negotiable.
School Events
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FAQs
Where is Cahaya Bangsa Classical School located and what is the campus like?
CBCS is located on the outskirts of Bandung, West Java, in Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang. The campus sits on a 3-hectare site at Jalan Bujangga Manik Kav 1, 40553 Bandung Barat, with facilities to support academics, sports, and activities. The campus includes an indoor gym (MPB), a semi‑indoor basketball court, a playground, science labs, a computer lab, and more.
What age range and grade divisions does CBCS serve?
CBCS serves students from age 3 to 18, across four divisions: Early Childhood (PS–K), Grammar School (G1–G6), School of Logic (G7–G9), and School of Rhetoric (G10–G12). The curriculum follows the Trivium model—Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric—and culminates in a Senior Thesis for seniors.
What curriculum and language of instruction does CBCS use?
CBCS is a private PreSchool through Grade 12 classical, Christian school. About 80% of instruction is in English, using curricular imports from America, while Civics and Indonesian Language are taught in Indonesian. The program emphasizes a biblical worldview and Western civilizational tradition, with a Senior Thesis as a capstone.
Does CBCS publish a public, itemised fee schedule?
CBCS does not publish a public, itemised fee schedule for 2026/27 or 2025/26. For official numbers on tuition, fees, and payment terms, contact CBCS administration at the provided address, phone, or emails.
What is the admissions process for CBCS?
The admissions process includes an online registration form, submission of grade-appropriate documents, attending an Open House or arranging a campus visit, completing enrollment and payments, and applying for Financial Aid if eligible.
What financial aid options are available at CBCS?
CBCS offers a Financial Aid Program for new students in Grades 7 and 10, with aid levels of 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% covering Registration and Tuition Fees. Aid is valid for three academic years with annual renewal and requires specified documents; it does not cover Workbook, Student Supplies, or Uniform. Reapplication is required for students advancing from School of Logic to School of Rhetoric (Grade 10) and aid decisions are determined by the CBCS Foundation.
What options exist for college planning and higher education?
CBCS hosts a Career Day featuring 1,800+ majors and universities, plus College Advising and annual events to support university planning. There is a Western Michigan University college pathway program via JIC College Jakarta (1+3, 2+2, or 3+1 options). Students have been accepted to universities such as the University of Kansas and the University of Illinois Chicago in Architecture.
How is the CBCS curriculum structured across divisions?
The school operates in four divisions with a language-centered curriculum: about 80% of instruction is in English, while Civics and Indonesian Language are taught in Indonesian by national teachers. The School of Rhetoric includes a Senior Thesis as a capstone.
What is the Senior Thesis and its role in the School of Rhetoric?
In Grade 12, students complete a Senior Thesis—a 20-minute English defense before a panel—as the capstone of the CBCS program. The project emphasizes clear, persuasive articulation and applying logical reasoning to real-world topics.
What facilities support academics and sports at CBCS?
CBCS provides an indoor gym (MPB) for PE and events, a semi-indoor Basketball Court, and a School Playground. Academic facilities include Class Labs, Biology labs, an Advanced Biology Lab, and a Computer Lab, plus a carpool area with an e-fid card system.
Are there dedicated science labs at CBCS?
Yes. CBCS offers Class Lab spaces, Class Lab - Biology, and an Advanced-Biology Lab to support science learning and senior projects.
What sports and PE facilities exist?
The MPB indoor gym supports PE classes and school-wide events, while the semi-indoor Basketball Court provides space for basketball and other activities; the School Playground supports outdoor sports and exploration.
What clubs and extracurricular activities are available?
CBCS offers after-school clubs for Grammar School (4th–6th) and Upper School, including Debate, Model United Nations (MUN), and entrepreneurship-focused activities; there are also hip-hop dance and outdoor activity clubs.
What leadership and ministry opportunities exist?
The School of Rhetoric trains students to become leaders with a Christian worldview. Students participate in Ministry Projects, and there is a Summer Internship Program, along with College Advising to support future planning.
Are there community service opportunities at CBCS?
Yes. Ministry Projects involve service-oriented trips and events throughout the year, with examples such as trips to Kalimantan, Rumah Terang in Bandung, and SOS Children's Villages Lembang; parental participation is encouraged.
What is the governance structure of CBCS?
CBCS is a non-profit institution governed by its parent foundation, Yayasan Berkah Bagi Bangsa, a registered Indonesian non-profit. The foundation guides the school in accordance with its faith-based mission and by-laws.
What is the school's religious affiliation and worldview?
CBCS upholds a Christian faith with a biblical worldview rooted in a 2,500-year tradition of Western civilization, which informs the school's philosophy and community life.
What accreditations and affiliations does CBCS hold?
CBCS has dual accreditation with ACSI and WASC, and is affiliated with ACCS and CSPN. Nationally, it is a member of ACSI Indonesia, Perkumpulan Sekolah SPK Indonesia, and is BAN-accredited.
How is language taught at CBCS?
Language is delivered in a bilingual format, with about 80% of classes conducted in English. Civics and Indonesian Language are taught in Indonesian, and Early Childhood emphasizes exposure to foreign languages.
What languages are used for instruction and study?
English is the primary language of instruction for most subjects, with Indonesian used for Civics and Indonesian Language courses; CBCS operates as a bilingual school serving pre-school through grade 12.
