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Curriculum American Curriculum, Singapore Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, British Curriculum, Catholic Curriculum
Taught languages English, Indonesian, Mandarin
Typical class size 25
Strengths Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Primary School, Middle School
Introduction
Saint Monica Jakarta School operates across two campuses in Jakarta: the Sunter campus (Preschool to Primary/Junior High) at Jl. Danau Indah Raya C2 No.1, Sunter; and the Kelapa Gading campus (Nursery and Kindergarten) at Jl. Boulevard Utara Raya QJ 7 No.1–2. The school follows curricula from American, Singapore, Cambridge IGCSE, British, and a Catholic Curriculum, serving learners from ages 0 to 15. Established in 1989 as Santa Monica School, it is among North Jakarta's oldest international schools and has produced more than 10,000 graduates. Facilities include a canteen, hall, sport hall, function hall, computer and science labs, library, swimming pool, indoor court, and outdoor fields, with resources such as Lakeshore, WePlay, ELC, and Time Life. The program features Biblical Based Character Building Education, English, Mathematics, Science, Social & Cultural studies, Creative Arts, Bahasa Indonesia and Chinese, Physical Education, and Practical Life. Extracurriculars include debates, robotics, coding, and Mandarin language.
Sunter campus (Preschool to Primary / Junior High): Jl. Danau Indah Raya C2 No. 1, Sunter, Jakarta Utara; Kelapa Gading campus (Nursery and Kindergarten / Growing Mind Preschool): Jl. Boulevard Utara Raya QJ 7 No. 1–2, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14240, Indonesia
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The Essentials
Saint Monica Jakarta School has typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English, Indonesian.
Location
Saint Monica Jakarta School operates two campuses in North Jakarta, Indonesia. The Preschool to Junior High School campus is located at Jl. Danau Indah Raya C2 No. 1, Sunter, North Jakarta (Straight From Kelapa Gading, opposite the Astra Warehouse). Phone: (021) 6530 7273 / 7148. The Saint Monica Nursery and Kindergarten campus is at Jl. Boulevard Utara Raya QJ 7 No. 1–2, Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta 14240 (Near Pasar Traditional and Permata Gading Villa). Phone: (021) 451 5792.
Stages
Preschool to Junior High School; Nursery and Kindergarten
Type
Catholic international school
Country affiliation
Indonesia
Religious affiliation
Catholic
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application / Registration Fees - Not published. The school does not make any application or registration fee amounts publicly available for the 2026/2027 academic year.
Tuition fees (by year group and per term) - Not published. The school does not publish a breakdown of tuition by year group, per term, or per year for 2026/2027; no per-term or per-year tuition figures are publicly available.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Not published. There is no publicly available official billing schedule, payment-deadline policy, or published installment plan for the 2026/2027 academic year.
Boarding fees - Not applicable. Saint Monica Jakarta School operates preschool and primary-day programmes for ages 1–12 and does not offer a boarding programme; therefore there are no boarding fees.
Other costs and typical ancillary charges - Not published. The school does not publish standard amounts for uniforms, textbooks, development/entrance levies, extracurricular fees, transport fees, meals, materials, or activity charges for 2026/2027. Where such items exist in practice, their amounts and whether they are compulsory are not publicly stated.
Refund information - Not published. There is no publicly available, published refund or cancellation policy (for deposits, entrance fees, tuition refunds, or similar) for the 2026/2027 academic year.
Fee payment options - Formal payment channels are not published in a fee schedule. The school's official administrative record in the national school database lists a school bank account held at BPD DKI (account name shown in the school profile), indicating that bank transfer is used for school administrative receipts; however, no published fee-payment methods or card/online-payment options are provided in a public fee schedule.
Practical notes for parents (procedural facts only) - The school operates separate preschool/kindergarten and primary campuses (ages 1–12). Billing structure or amounts are not publicly listed by the school for the 2026/2027 academic year.
Summary: For the 2026/2027 academic year, Saint Monica Jakarta School does not publish any detailed fee schedule (application fees, tuition by year group or term, billing schedule, refunds, or ancillary-charge amounts). Boarding is not offered. A bank account is recorded in official school administrative data, which indicates bank transfer is a recognized administrative channel, but specific payment instructions, accepted payment methods, and numeric fee amounts are not publicly available.
Academics
Saint Monica Jakarta School teaches American Curriculum, Singapore Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, British Curriculum, Catholic Curriculum for students aged 0 to 15.
Curriculum
Preschool to Junior High School curriculum includes English (Story Telling, Glenn Doman Flash Card, Story Book Making, Show and Tell, Library Time, etc), Mathematics (Exploration Time, Classical Class), Science (Exploration Time, Classical Class), Critical Thinking Based Learning, Social & Cultural (Biblical Based Character Building Education, Social Studies, Group Time, Practical Life), Creative Art (Visual Art, Dramatic Play, Music and Movement, Art Projects & Presentation), Bahasa Indonesia, Chinese Language, Physical Education (Gym, Swimming, Health Education, etc), Practical Life.
Exam Results
3rd rank in the National Examination 2015 among 244 primary schools in North Jakarta; selected for National Science Olympics in North Jakarta in 2014.
Gifted and Talented
Student Talent Program offers co-curricular activities including Dance, Chinese language, Robotics (REC), Drawing and Painting, Tae Kwon Do, Singing, Zumba for kids.
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FAQs
What ages does Saint Monica Jakarta School serve?
Saint Monica Jakarta School serves ages 0 to 15, covering preschool to junior high. It is a Catholic international, co-educational school that has been operating since 1989.
How are the campuses organized and where are they located?
There are two campuses: the Preschool to Junior High campus is at Jl. Danau Indah Raya C2 No. 1, Sunter, North Jakarta, and the Nursery and Kindergarten campus is at Jl. Boulevard Utara Raya QJ 7 No. 1–2, Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta. Each campus serves different age groups and has dedicated facilities.
What curriculum framework does the school use and what religious affiliation does it have?
Saint Monica Jakarta School follows a Preschool to Junior High curriculum with English, Bahasa Indonesia, and Mandarin, and it operates as a Catholic international school.
Does the school publish tuition fees for 2026/2027?
No. Detailed tuition, registration fees, and other costs are not published for 2026/2027; for exact amounts, families should contact admissions directly.
How are fees collected or paid at the school?
Bank transfers to a school account at BPD DKI are used for receipts, according to official records. Publicly listed options like online or card payments are not stated.
Is there a waitlist or scholarships information available?
Waitlist and scholarship details are not publicly published; prospective families should inquire with admissions for current availability and any potential aid.
What languages are taught and how are they used in the curriculum?
Languages taught include English, Bahasa Indonesia, and Mandarin. English and Mandarin are used in UK-curriculum subjects, while Bahasa Indonesia is taught as a National subject.
How has the school performed academically in the past?
In 2015, the school was ranked 3rd in the National Examination among 244 primary schools in North Jakarta, and it was selected for the National Science Olympics in 2014.
Are there programs for gifted and talented students?
Yes. The Student Talent Program offers activities such as dance, Chinese language, robotics, drawing and painting, Tae Kwon Do, singing, and Zumba for kids.
What facilities does the campus provide?
The school features two campuses with facilities including a swimming pool, sport hall, indoor court, outdoor sports field, computer lab, science lab, library, cafeteria, and a function hall, plus access to international resources.
Do you have spaces dedicated to arts, technology, and science?
Yes. There is a function hall, computer lab, science lab, and library, along with clubs and activities that support arts, technology, and science education.
What sports facilities are available at the school?
There is a sport hall, an indoor court, an outdoor sports field, and a swimming pool to support physical education and athletics.
What clubs or extracurricular activities are available?
A wide range of clubs is offered, including debates, content creator, swimming, soccer, music, modeling, taekwondo, modern dance, chess, guitar, photography, coding, robotics, and Mandarin.
Is there student leadership development at the school?
Yes. Prefect Leader elections are held, and leadership and character development are part of student life, alongside weekly assemblies and field trips.
Are there events that highlight culture and community?
The school hosts talent and culture events such as the Annual Talent Show, Christmas Talents Day, ASEAN Fest participation, Kartini Day traditional costume competitions, and English Awareness Day.
How does the school promote wellbeing and character development?
Weekly assemblies focus on character, ethics, and morals, with Morning Circle Time as part of the daily routine; health protocols are observed during events.
Are there supports for SEN or EAL students?
There is no publicly published information on SEN, EAL, or mental wellbeing programs; families should check with admissions for specifics.
Is Saint Monica Jakarta School a boarding school?
No. The school operates preschool to primary-day programmes and does not offer boarding.
Who governs the school?
Saint Monica Jakarta School is owned and governed by Yayasan Pendidikan Mulia Bakti.
What is known about the school's history or recognitions?
The school opened in 1989 (originating as Santa Monica School) and has produced more than 10,000 graduates; it received the Indonesian Professional and Educators Award in 2006 and 2009.
