At the beginning of the year, all EYP students, from Toddler to EY2, gathered in the Time Square for a special Christmas Assembly. The hall was filled with excitement as the MC explained what Christmas was, who celebrated it, and how it was usually enjoyed by families around the world. Through simple stories and clear
To start the BMC series, the students were first introduced to the real conditions of the orphanages and grandmothers in nursing home through storytelling, videos, and simple role play. These experiences helped them understand the situations of others in a gentle and age-appropriate way. Their empathy was then encouraged as they began to share what
Charity is part of this BMC series and the students began by exploring information about the orphanage and the nursing home they would be supporting. Through videos, storytelling, and picture books, they were introduced to the real conditions and daily situations of the people living there. After gaining this understanding, the children were encouraged to
EY1 students took part in the entry point of their new theme, “Let’s Play Outside,” where they were introduced to the joy of outdoor play and encouraged to connect with the natural environment around them. On their very first days of school, the children enjoyed a water play activity designed to nurture perseverance, teamwork, and simple problem-solving
EY1 students looked very curious during their simple experiment about rain. Using water, foam, and blue food coloring, they explored how rain forms and falls from clouds. The students were excited to observe each step and eagerly shared their predictions before the experiment began. Their enthusiasm created a lively and engaging learning atmosphere. During the
EY1 students concluded the Going Places Exit Point theme with a fun outing. They had the opportunity to learn about the procedures and rules of riding public transportation—especially buses—through real-life experiences. The activity began with listening to an explanation from the DISHUB team about the procedures and rules for ridding on the bus, as well
On January 8 and 9, 2026, parents of Toddler, Nursery, EY1, and EY2 students joined the Semester 2 Parents–Teachers Meeting (PTM) at school. This gathering served as a warm and meaningful moment for reconnecting and aligning expectations between home and school in support of children’s learning journeys. During the session, teachers shared students’ learning processes
EY2 children started the new the theme “Exploring Life Under the Sea” by having an engaging entry point as the beginning of a month-long exploration of ocean life. The lesson began with imaginative role play, inviting pupils to become ocean explorers by wearing swimming goggles and pretending to dive into the sea. Through guided movements such
As part of the learning in the theme “Exploring Life Under Water”, EY2 students took part in an outdoor learning program by visiting Depok Pet Market. The trip was organised in small groups, starting with EY2 Milan, followed by EY2 Madrid A, and concluding with EY2 Madrid B in the afternoon session. Travelling together in school
Through the Under the Sea Magic Flashlight experience, EY2 students engaged in mathematical learning in an imaginative and meaningful way. The activity sparked children’s curiosity as they explored the idea of darkness in the deep ocean and learned that some sea animals can produce light. While working in small groups, students collaborated and took turns to trace
EY1 students continued their learning through an outdoor experiential visit to BASARNAS as part of the Playful Learning with Nature and Weather Wonders themes. Through this contextual learning experience, students explored weather awareness, safety, and the role of community helpers by engaging in meaningful real-life situations. Students were introduced to BASARNAS by listening to officers’ explanations and observing rescue
In English lesson, EY2 children were introduced to the deep sea, a dark place that hides many fascinating things. They learned about unique sea creatures such as angler fish, giant squid, and glowing jellyfish. Through pictures and simple discussions, the children explored new vocabulary and shared what they already knew about the ocean. To make
During this Arts lesson, EY2 children built on their excitement about learning octopuses by creating a playful bouncy octopus toy. They eagerly shared ideas during a short discussion, recalling facts about octopuses and describing their features. This warm conversation prepared them for the hands-on activity and encouraged them to connect knowledge with creative expression. Using
In the Arts lesson, EY2 children revisited what they had learned over several days about fascinating sea animals, with a special focus on whales. The teacher briefly recalled key facts and encouraged children to remember shapes, colours, and the ocean environment. This helped them connect prior knowledge with creative expression. The activity then moved into
Siswa EY2 mengikuti kegiatan belajar yang menyenangkan dalam pelajaran Bahasa Indonesia. Melalui kegiatan ini, siswa mengenal bahwa gurita memiliki cara unik untuk melindungi diri, yaitu dengan menyemprotkan tinta hitam ke dalam air. Siswa kemudian diajak mengamati dengan saksama tetesan cat hitam ke dalam air yang telah bercampur dengan air, serta melihat perubahan yang terjadi pada
EY1 students enthusiastically explored capillary action through a fun blooming paper flower science experiment. Prior to the session, students discussed the function of water and shared everyday experiences of spilling water and how they clean it up, helping them connect science to real life. Next, students investigated what happens to water when it is wiped
EY1 students continued their learning about nature through hands-on exploration. The session began with a shared story, Rhoda’s Rock Hunt by Molly Beth Griffin, which encouraged students to recall prior knowledge and introduced them to a variety of natural items from their environment. Students then went on a nature walk at Manahan, following simple instructions as they
EY1 students reviewed identifying shapes through a playful activity. The lesson was connected to their learning about rainwater and how it flows into lakes, ponds, rivers, and the sea. Students also learned about rivers and water transport, including boats, and discussed how boats travel on rivers and why water transport is important. Afterwards, Students took
In Maths lesson, EY2 children were introduced to the concept of subtraction through a fun and active activity about ocean waves. The teacher explained that when things fall away, the number becomes smaller. Children listened, observed, and began to connect numbers with real actions they could see and feel. The learning then became physical and
EY1 students learned about shapes through a fun hands-on activity using natural materials, especially leaves. This learning experience helped students understand shapes in a concrete and meaningful way. The activity began at home, where EY1 students explored their surroundings with their parents to find different kinds of leaves. The students were very excited to share their
