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Curriculum Singapore Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Mandarin, Indonesian
Strengths STEM, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
NationalHigh Jakarta School (NHJS) is located in Jakarta Barat, offering a learning environment that blends Eastern traditions with Western educational innovation. The school delivers a 12-year PIAGET Education Journey, with English as the main medium of instruction, and Chinese and Bahasa Indonesia taught from early years through A-Levels. Primary students follow the Singapore Ministry of Education curriculum, while secondary programs align with Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International A-Levels, supported by benchmark assessments at Year 6, Year 10 and Year 12. NHJS emphasizes cognitive, affective, and physical-aesthetic development, including strong multilingual fluency. The campus features a Learning Resource Centre, dedicated Science, Art and Music spaces, an Auditorium, ICT rooms, and a Bookstore, alongside a semi-Olympic swimming pool, a Soccer Field, and a Multi-Purpose Hall. Co-curriculars include Student Council, Coming of Age, Youth Leadership Conventions, Learning Journeys, and Prefectorial Board; all supported by the GEMS STEM facility and Arts and Languages programs.
Jl. Pos Pengumben No. 41, Jakarta Barat 11630, Indonesia
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The Essentials
NationalHigh Jakarta School has instruction in English.
Location
NHJS is located at Jl. Pos Pengumben No. 41, Jakarta Barat 11630, Indonesia.
Stages
Early Learning Centre; Primary School; Secondary – Junior College.
Type
international school.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at NationalHigh Jakarta School ranges from IDR 157,500,000 to IDR 318,250,000 for 2026/27.
Application and Admission Fees - Registration (application) fee: IDR 7,000,000. Registration fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. - Admission test fee (applicable for entry years indicated in the published schedule; Y1–Y2 excluded): Y3–Y6: IDR 1,000,000; Y7–Y12: IDR 1,500,000. Admission test fees must be paid before the student takes the test and are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term) - Year 1–Year 6: Annual tuition IDR 157,500,000. Per term (annual ÷ 3) = IDR 52,500,000 per term. - Year 7–Year 10: Annual tuition IDR 183,750,000. Per term (annual ÷ 3) = IDR 61,250,000 per term. - Year 11–Year 12: Annual tuition IDR 189,000,000. Per term (annual ÷ 3) = IDR 63,000,000 per term. - Sibling discounts on tuition: second child 5%; third child 7.5%; fourth and subsequent child 10%. - Note: reported per-term figures above are calculated by dividing the published annual tuition by three to provide a termly equivalent where a term breakdown was not published.
Capital levy / building fee - Capital Levy (one-off, payable for the multi‑year block shown): Years 1–6: IDR 98,000,000. Years 7–12: IDR 133,000,000. Capital levy payments are non-refundable and non-transferable. - Early‑payment discount example shown in the schedule: 10% discount applied if capital levy paid by the stated early‑bird date (reducing IDR 98,000,000 to IDR 88,200,000 for Y1–Y6, and IDR 133,000,000 to IDR 119,700,000 for Y7–Y12 where the early‑bird condition is met).
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition and other fees are stated as non-refundable and non-transferable in the published fee schedule. A late payment charge of 2% per month is applied to all overdue accounts. Students may be suspended for non-payment beginning 30 days after the date any payment is due. - The published schedule includes promotion/discount deadlines (for example early‑payment and limited cashback/discount windows) and indicates that tuition and levies are reviewed yearly; detailed invoice dates and installment due dates were not published in the fee schedule available.
Boarding fees - No boarding fees or boarding facilities are listed in the published fee schedule. Boarding is not shown as an applicable fee category in the available schedule.
Other costs and recurring fees - The published fee schedule identifies the registration fee, admission test fee, tuition and capital levy and lists sibling discounts and promotional cashback/early‑pay discounts. Specific line items such as uniform costs, textbooks, technology levies, exam fees, extracurricular charges, school bus/transport fees, meal plans, insurance, or instrument lesson charges are not itemized in the published schedule. Parents should expect additional optional or mandatory charges for items such as uniform, books, transport, trips or external exam fees if they apply, although these specific amounts are not published in the available schedule.
Refund information - Registration fee, admission test fee, tuition and capital levy are stated as non-refundable and non-transferable for any reasons in the published fee schedule. The schedule also states that tuition will be reviewed yearly and that penalties apply for late payment as described above.
Fee payment options - The published fee schedule does not list specific payment methods (for example bank transfer details, accepted credit cards, online payment gateway or cash payment instructions) or an explicit billing calendar. The schedule does include school contact information for enquiries; payment method details and invoice instructions are typically provided directly on invoices or by the school finance office.
Summary of items not published in the fee schedule - The publicly available schedule that was consulted lists registration, admission test, annual tuition and capital levy amounts plus sibling discounts, promotional discounts and the late‑payment penalty, but it does not publish: a detailed term-by-term invoice calendar, specific payment methods or bank account details, line-by-line charges for uniforms, textbooks, transport, meals, exam or activity fees, or any boarding fees. For those specific billing details and the formal invoice/payment instructions, those items are handled through the school's finance office and official invoices.
(Notes: the figures and payment terms above are taken from the school's published fee schedule document for the academic year shown in the school's schedule; certain termly breakdowns above were calculated by dividing the published annual tuition by three to produce per‑term equivalents where a per‑term figure was not explicitly printed. The school's published schedule states that fees are subject to annual review.)
Academics
NationalHigh Jakarta School teaches Singapore Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels.
Curriculum
NHJS uses the Singapore Ministry of Education curriculum for primary education and the Cambridge curriculum for secondary education, with English as the main medium of instruction and Chinese and Bahasa Indonesia taught as well. The curriculum is organized around three domains: the Cognitive Domain, the Affective Domain, and the Physical and Aesthetic Domain. The Cognitive Domain mirrors the Singapore version and emphasizes trilingualism from foundation years through the A Level. The school follows a 12-year PIAGET Education journey focusing on mind, life skills, and heart through a range of programmes and experiences. Three benchmarking examinations are administered: iPSLE at the end of Year 6, Cambridge IGCSE at the end of Year 10, and Cambridge International A-Level at the end of Year 12. Other Learning Experiences include Co-Curricular Activities, Coming of Age Programme, Youth Leadership Convention, Learning Journeys, Prefectorial Board, and Student Council.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates pursue higher education at universities across North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania. Examples include Babson College, Boston University, Cornell University, Stanford University, University of California Berkeley, University of Oxford, University College London, National University of Singapore, Universitas Indonesia, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Deakin University, Macquarie University, and The University of Sydney.
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Admissions
Admissions
Step 1. Registration documents: Submit the completed Registration Form and the NHJS Health Form. Indonesian students provide: Birth Certificate, Both Parents' ID Card (KTP), Family Card (KK), Child's Last Report Book, Bank Receipt (if any), and four 3x4 color photographs. Foreign students provide: Birth Certificate, Parents' Passport and KITAS/KIMS, Child's Passport, Child's Last Report Book, Bank Receipt (if any), and four 3x4 color photographs. Step 2. Year 1 enrollment: There is no entrance test. Parents should submit a copy of the child's record and Kindergarten education. The accepted age is six years old by October 31 of the academic year (which falls in July); in marginal cases, the Principal may exercise discretion. Step 3. Year 2 enrollment: The candidate will sit for a written assessment in English and Mathematics, with Chinese optional. Each paper lasts about 1.5 hours. Assessments can be arranged with 3 days' notice and results are provided within a week. Step 4. Year 3–6 enrollment: The candidate will sit for a written assessment in English, Mathematics and Science, with Chinese optional. Each paper lasts about 1.5 hours. Assessments can be arranged with 3 days' notice and results are provided within a week. Step 5. Year 7–10 enrollment: The candidate will sit for a written assessment in English, Mathematics and Science, with Chinese optional. Each paper lasts about 1.5 hours. Assessments can be arranged with 3 days' notice and results are provided within a week. Step 6. Year 11–12 enrollment: The candidate will sit for a written assessment in English, Mathematics and Science, with Chinese optional. Each paper lasts about 1.5 hours. In addition, the candidate needs to undergo a proficiency test at the IGCSE level for the subjects enrolled. Step 7. For more information, refer to the school's LinkTree; contact details are Jl. Pos Pengumben No. 41, Jakarta Barat 11630, Indonesia; +62 21 5890 2962; contactus@nh.piagetacademy.org.
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FAQs
Where is NationalHigh Jakarta School located?
NHJS is located at Jl. Pos Pengumben No. 41, Jakarta Barat 11630, Indonesia. The campus has been open since 2002 and serves Early Learning Centre through Secondary – Junior College.
What curriculum does NHJS use?
NHJS uses the Singapore Ministry of Education curriculum for primary education and the Cambridge curriculum for secondary education. English is the main medium of instruction, with Chinese and Bahasa Indonesia taught.
What levels of education does NHJS offer?
NHJS provides an Early Learning Centre, Primary School, and Secondary – Junior College. The age range is not specified in the provided information.
What are the tuition fees and core charges at NHJS?
Tuition is published by year group: Year 1–6: 157,500,000 per year; Year 7–10: 183,750,000 per year; Year 11–12: 189,000,000 per year. The capital levy is 98,000,000 for Years 1–6 or 133,000,000 for Years 7–12, and there is a non-refundable registration fee of 7,000,000.
Are there any sibling discounts at NHJS?
Yes. Tuition discounts apply: second child 5%, third child 7.5%, and fourth or more 10%.
What is the admissions process and test requirements?
The admissions process starts with a non-refundable registration, followed by an admission test. Year 1 has no entrance test; from Year 2 upward, tests are English and Mathematics (with Chinese optional), each about 1.5 hours. Tests must be paid for in advance, results are provided within a week, and there are additional tests for Years 11–12 that include an IGCSE-level proficiency assessment.
What curricula are used across NHJS, and how is language taught?
Primary uses the Singapore MOE curriculum and secondary uses the Cambridge curriculum. English is the main medium of instruction, with dedicated time for Chinese and Bahasa Indonesia, supporting a tri-lingual approach from the early years through A-Level.
What benchmarking exams do NHJS students sit for and when?
NHJS students sit for iPSLE at the end of Year 6, Cambridge IGCSE at the end of Year 10, and Cambridge International A-Level at the end of Year 12.
What higher education destinations have NHJS graduates attended?
Graduates attend universities across North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania, including Babson College, Boston University, Cornell, Stanford, UC Berkeley, Oxford, UCL, NUS, Universitas Indonesia, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Deakin, Macquarie, and the University of Sydney.
What learning facilities support NHJS students?
NHJS features a Learning Resource Centre on the second floor (library, multimedia and presentation rooms, mini research areas) and dedicated spaces for Science, Art and Music, plus a fully equipped STEM facility and ICT rooms.
What sports and physical facilities does NHJS offer?
The campus includes a semi-Olympic size swimming pool for water-based activities, a soccer field for outdoor sports, and a Multi-Purpose Hall for indoor games and activities.
What other facilities support student work and creativity?
There are dedicated spaces for Science, Art and Music, a Music Studio, Art & Craft Studio, an Auditorium, and a Bookstore for uniforms and stationery to support daily life and creative projects.
What leadership and student governance opportunities exist at NHJS?
NHJS offers leadership opportunities through the Prefectorial Board (Primary) and Student Council (Secondary–Junior College), supported by events like the Youth Leadership Convention.
What other learning experiences (OLEs) does NHJS provide?
NHJS provides Co-Curricular Activities (CCA), Learning Journeys, Overseas Immersions, Community Service Initiatives, and the Coming of Age Programme; students build a P12YEJ portfolio documenting leadership, service, and achievements.
Are there overseas immersion programs at NHJS?
Yes, NHJS runs overseas immersion programs, including a Year 8 immersion in Singapore (TKSS) and learning journeys to destinations such as Singapore, Australia, and China to foster global citizenship.
What wellbeing and support services does NHJS offer?
NHJS has the GROW team for holistic student development, covering Student Well-being, Growth and Sexuality Education, the Affective Programme, University Preparation, Career Guidance, and portfolio tracking.
How does NHJS support EAL and SEN learners?
An English language assessment determines EAL support needs during admissions, and staff receive training to support inclusive education for learners with special needs (SEN).
What information is available about safeguarding at NHJS?
Safeguarding is not detailed in the provided information, though NHJS has a structured wellbeing program and a dedicated team to support student safety and welfare.
Does NHJS offer boarding facilities?
Boarding is not listed as an option in the published fee schedule, and no boarding facilities are shown as part of NHJS offerings.
How is NHJS governed and connected to wider networks?
NHJS is a member of the PIAGET Academy, with a Board of Governors overseeing educational standards and a PIAGET Superintendent coordinating inter-school information exchange and programme sharing.
