SPK refers to schools in Indonesia that operate under cooperation regulations set by the Ministry of Education. SPK schools are permitted to offer international curricula and employ expatriate teachers, while remaining compliant with national education regulations.
School values are embedded across all aspects of learning, both inside and outside the classroom. Each division implements programmes that support values development, reinforced through daily practice, positive role modelling by staff and students, and a consistent school culture.
Sekolah Bogor Raya supports differentiated learning in the classroom. Each division has counsellors who work closely with teachers and academic leaders to support students who may require additional guidance.
The campus spans 1.7 hectares and consists of three main buildings: Playgroup & Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School.
Facilities support learning, creativity, and physical development, including: Library and ICT rooms, Music and Visual Arts rooms, Science laboratories (Biology, Physics, Chemistry), Sports fields and courts, Swimming pools, Playground areas, Auditorium, School clinic (Sick Bay), Cafeteria.
Yes. Sekolah Bogor Raya works with approved vendors to provide food and beverages on campus. All vendors operate under school supervision and are required to meet standards for food quality, hygiene, and balanced nutrition.
The school supervises the canteen daily. Any violation of food safety standards may result in warnings or termination of vendor contracts if issues are not resolved.
Swimming pools are cleaned daily, with weekly chlorine testing. Monitoring is carried out by supervisors and the school operations team.
Yes. Sekolah Bogor Raya provides school bus services covering areas including: Perumahan Danau Bogor Raya, Sentul, Cibubur, and selected areas in Bogor and the surrounding neighbourhoods.
Sekolah Bogor Raya maintains a professionally managed security team to ensure a safe and secure environment aligned with school values.
To maintain safety and minimise disruption to learning, parents and drivers are required to follow designated drop-off and pick-up procedures. For security purposes, the school uses an automated gate system where only registered vehicles are permitted to enter the campus. Parents should ensure their vehicle is registered with the school office. Students are supervised by homeroom teachers at dismissal.
Yes. CCTV cameras are installed throughout classrooms, hallways, and common areas across all school divisions.
For privacy and safeguarding reasons, parents do not have direct access to CCTV footage. Any incidents requiring investigation are handled internally, and parents are informed when appropriate.
A rotating duty roster ensures that all areas are supervised by educators during recess and lunchtime.
Playgroup (K1–K2), Kindergarten (K3 & Preparatory), Primary School (Grades 1–6), and Secondary School (Grades 7–12).
IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), Cambridge Checkpoint & IGCSE, Global Assessment Certificate (GAC), and IB Diploma Programme (DP).
English is the primary language of instruction. Bahasa Indonesia is also taught, with the goal of developing bilingual proficiency.
Mandarin is not part of the core curriculum, but is offered as an extracurricular activity through the Mandarin Centre.
Yes. Admission depends on identification test results, which help determine appropriate placement and support.
Teachers hold Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees in Education and participate in ongoing professional development aligned with IB, Cambridge, and GAC requirements.
Class sizes vary by division and are structured to support effective learning and supervision across all levels.
Yes. Religious education is available for five recognised religions: Islam, Christianity, Catholicism, Buddhism, and Hinduism.
Yes. The handbook outlines school expectations, policies, and student behaviour guidelines.
Counsellors work according to scheduled programmes and may also provide additional support as needed, in coordination with school leadership.
While the majority of students are Indonesian, the school includes students from a range of nationalities, contributing to a diverse and inclusive learning environment.
Parents are engaged through information sessions, conferences, school events, and regular communication via letters and digital channels.
Yes, provided they meet Indonesian legal requirements, including holding a valid driving licence.
Early enrolment typically opens during the first semester of the school year. The academic year runs from July to June.
Assessments vary by grade level and may include written tests in Mathematics and English, Bahasa Indonesia (Grade 1), and interviews.
Learn more about our programmes and explore how we support students from Kindergarten through graduation.
