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ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-2019
INFORMATION BOOKLET 2019
Year 7 - Year 10
SCHOOL INFORMATION BOOKLET Page1
ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-2020 INFORMATION BOOKLET 2019
SCHOOL SCHEDULES
TIME ITEMS REFERENCE CHECKLIST/NOTE
Admission
Submission of admission
30 June 2019 Document
documents
checklist
2-5 July 2019 Collecting starter pack &
purchasing of uniforms, House
Color T’shirt and stationary
Detail program
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL and
15 July 2019 (t.b.c)
Orientation Day for new students
On the first day of school, the student will have introduction to their teachers (mentor and subjects). They will
undergo activities to make or renew their friendship with classmates and beyond.
All students must report in their complete school uniform.
Students are to report to school by 7.15 and the dismissal times are as follows:
Year 1 to 2 at 13.30
Year 3 to 12 at 14.00
SCHOOL HOURS & BREAKS
LEVEL SCHOOL HOURS LEVEL BREAKTIME and LUNCHTIME
Y1-Y2 7.15 – 13.15 Y1-Y2 08.15 – 08.45 and 10.45 – 11.15
Y3-Y6 7.15 – 14.15 Y3-Y6 09.15 - 09.45 and 11.45 – 12.15
Y7-Y12 7.15 – 14.15 Y7-Y12 10.15 – 10.45 and 12.45 – 13.15
Y9-Y12: depends on subject combination)
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ADMISSION DOCUMENTS
Please provide the following documents:
Indonesian Students Foreign Students
1. Completed NHJS Registration Form 1. Completed NHJS Registration Form
2. Completed NHJS Health Form 2. Completed NHJS Health Form
3. Copy of Birth Certificate 3. Copy of Birth Certificate
4. Copy of Both Parents’ ID Card (KTP) 4. Copy of Both Parents’ Passport & KITAS
5. Copy of Family Card(KK) 5. Copy of Child’s Passport
6. Copy of Child’s Last Report Book 6. Copy of Child’s Last Report Book
7. Copy of Bank Payment Slip 7. Copy of Bank Payment Slip
8. Colored Photographs 3x4 (4pcs) 8. Colored Photographs 3x4 (4pcs)
Additional documents for Additional documents for
Transferred student Transferred student
1. Withdrawal letter from previous school 1. Withdrawal letter from previous school
(authorized by Kepala Diknas Kecamatan &
Ka Sudin Dikdas Jakarta Barat) 2. Letter of recommendation from The
2. Format 8355 and Copy of NISN Ministry Education of Republic Indonesia
3. Copy of School Accreditation Certificate
4. Copy of Operational License Letter
The documents must be submitted by 30 June 2019 at the latest to the school
or within two weeks (maximum days) after receiving acceptance letter.
Students will not be registered in DIKNAS online system if their documents
are incomplete.
Sample of required documents for transferred student:
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DRESS CODE
At NHJS, we have strong commitment to the maintenance of high standards; this includes those of grooming and
uniform. How a student wears the uniform gives a clear message about how the students see themselves and their
school. As member of this community, all students are expected to wear the uniform with pride and groom
themselves appropriately.
Grooming
1. Hair must be students’ natural color and it is to be kept neat and tidy.
2. Excessive use of gel and all extremes styles are not permitted.
3. Girls’ hair that is longer than shoulder length is to be tied back from the face. Fringes and other lengths of
hair to be off the face and out of the eyes.
4. Boys’ hair is to be of a gradual even grade, and is to be off the collar, ear and face.
5. Boys are to be cleanly shaven. Side burns are not to extend beyond the bottom of theearlobe.
6. No make-up or nail varnish is to be worn.
7. Lip gloss must be clear, and can only used if student has medical condition or chapped lips.
8. Black school shoes are to be clean and polished (if applicable).
School Attire Prices
We would like to inform you about the prices for the school attire. You can buy them in our bookstore.
Kindly find the price below:
1. Pri-Sec Uniform – Shirt : Rp. 120.000 – Rp. 140.000
2. Pri-Sec Uniform – Pants : Rp. 130.000 – Rp. 150.000
3. Pri-Sec Uniform – Dress : Rp. 180.000 – Rp. 200.000
4. Sec. Uniform – Trousers : Rp. 180.000 – Rp. 200.000
5. Sec. Uniform – Skirt : Rp. 175.000
6. JC Uniform – Shirt : Rp. 140.000
7. JC Uniform – Trouser : Rp. 200.000
8. JC Uniform – Skirt : Rp. 175.000
9. Blazer : Rp. 450.000
10. Sec – JC Tie : Rp. 110.000
11. PE Shirt : Rp. 90.000 – Rp. 100.000
12. PE Short : Rp. 80.000 – Rp. 90.000
13. White socks NHJS : Rp. 30.000
14. Team Shirt (All color) : Rp. 75.000
15. Training NHJS : Rp. 300.000
16. Hoodie NHJS : Rp. 200.000
School bookshop operating hours: Monday–Friday (9.00 – 15.00)
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STARTER PACK COLLECTION
SCHEDULE
2 July : new students and the siblings
3 July : Year 7-12 students and their sibling
4 July : Year 1-6 students and their sibling
5 July : Extra day for any classes
Time : 9.00 – 15.00
LOCATION & DESCRIPTION
- Library :
- Complete required admission documents
- Collect pickup label and car sticker
- Collect textbooks and writing books
- Bookstore :
- Purchase School uniform & PE attire
- Purchase House color T-shirt
- Purchase stationary:
Blue file folder (English), Grey file folder (Bahasa Indonesia), Red file folder (Math),
Yellow file folder (Chinese), Green file folder (Science), Black file folder (penmanship),
Stationeries: 2Bpencils, erasers, scissors, ruler, red color pencils, glue, small stapler, paper punch
LIST OF APPROVED SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS
SEAB IPLSE, Foundation Mathematics Examinations
IGCSE, AS and A Level Cambridge International Examinations
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SCHOOL PROGRAMME
CALENDAR (Y7-Y10)
JULY
15 Start of Term 1
School Assembly
18, 23 CCA Trial and Open House
18-26 CCA Registration and Payment
18 In Conversation with Parents by Teachers / Meet and Greet Session
22 Start of IPW Y7-Y9
24-27 Y7 Young Leaders Convention
29-14 SC Election
30 Commencement of CCAs
30 ANCQ - Australian National Chemistry Quiz
31 Start of Y7-Y8 Service Learning (end by May 2020)
AUGUST
29-14 SC Election
7 HCI Projects Day 2019: Finals
9-10 SC Selection Camp
11 Hari Raya Idul Adha
15-20 WSC Global (Sydney)
17 Independence Day
19 Independence Day Celebration
19 Start of Y10 Supplementary Lessons
23-24 SC Training Camp
26/8-6/9 Y9 Milestone Programme part 1 (Habits of Mind)
30 Y10 Milestone Programme (Power of Bouncing)
SEPTEMBER
1 Muharram (Islamic New Year)
.. - 6/9 Y9 Milestone Programme (Habits of Mind)
6 Annual Sharing of IGCSE & Educational Pathway beyond Y8
9-14 Y9 Milestone Programme - part 2 (Habits of Mind)
13 Annual Sharing of IGCSE & Educational Pathway beyond Y10
13 Mid-Autumn Festival
13 ICAS: Writing
14 ICAS: English and Mathematics
16 Sports Day
21-29 Term I Break
22-25 Y7 Milestones Programme (Discover Character Strength)
24 HCI Projects Day 2019: Grand Finals
30 Start of Term 2
OCTOBER
1 Start of Y7-Y10 Fieldtrip (end by 30 April 2020)
11 ASEAN Day and Career & Education Day
14-19 NH Lions Cup and Friendship week (no CCA)
28 Amazing Spaghetti Machine Contest from Melbourne University
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NOVEMBER
4-8 Y7-Y8 Speaking, Listening Papers
6-7 Y9 Speaking, Listening Papers
8-22 Y9 Mid-Year Review
9-14 WSC Tournament of Champion
9 Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
13-22 Y7-Y8 Mid-Year Review
22-23 SC Training Camp 2
25 Marking Day (No Class)
26-28 Discussion and Review of MYR Papers
DECEMBER
3 Release of MYR Papers to students
4 Class Christmas Party (Last day of school for students)
5-6 PTM: Semester 1
9/12-5/1 Term 2 Break
25 Christmas Day
JANUARY
.. - 5/1 Term 2 Break
1 New Year's Day
6 Start of Term 3
Jan-Apr Coca Cola League
14 Commencement of CCA (Sec 2)
24 Chinese New Year Celebration
25-27 Chinese New Year Holiday
28 School resumes
28-31 IPW Secondary Presentation & Judging Day (no CCA, tutorial, supplementary)
FEBRUARY
Feb Coca Cola League
10-14 Simulation Y9 Ujian Nasional (tbc)
15 Chun Sun Chinese Writing Competition 2020
17-21 Y9 Try-Out I Ujian Nasional (tbc)
17-21 Be Yourself Week
22 Fairgrounds and Awarding Chun Sun Chinese Writing Competition 2020
24-28 Y9 Try-Out II Ujian Nasional (tbc)
29 HCI Projects Day 2020: Registration closes
MARCH
Mar Coca Cola League
7 Annual Musical Show
9/3-9/4 Y10 End-Year Review
13-17 IA Study Camp (Y10)
14-17 Y7 Prefectorial Board Service Learning (Cambodia)
16-22 Term 3 Holidays
22 Ascension of the Prophet (Isra Miraj)
22 HSK / Chinese Proficiency Test (tbc)
23 Start of Term 4
23-30 Y9 Ujian Nasional (tbc)
25 Nyepi (Hindu New Year)
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APRIL
Apr Coca Cola League
.. - 9/4 Y10 End-Year Review
4 SASMO Competition
10 Good Friday
13-15 Review Y10 EYR Papers
17 IGCSE Speaking Test (tbc)
18 Prom
20 Release Y10 Papers
20-24 Y7-Y8 Speaking and Listening End of Year Review
21 Kartini Day and Staff Appreciation Day
22/4-8/5 Y9 End-Year Review
25 Y10 Commencement
27/4-8/5 Y7-Y8 End-Year Review
MAY
.. - 8/5 Y7-Y8 EYR
1 National Labour Day
7 Vesak Day
11 Marking Day (No Class)
18 Awards Day/ Last day of school for Students
18-19 Parent - Teacher Meeting
20/5-12/1 Term 4 Holidays
21 Ascension Day of Jesus Christ
24/5-1/6 26th HCI Student Leaders Convention (tbc)
24/5-16/6 COA – China (tbc)
24-25 Idul Fitri
JUNE
1 Pancasila Day
1/6-22/6 Y7 Australia Immersion Programme (tbc)
20/5-12/7 Term 4 Holidays
1-22 Y7 Australia Immersion Programme
July
20/5-12/7 Term 4 Holidays
10 HCI Projects Day 2020: Semi Finals
13 Start of Term 1
22-25 Y7 Young Leaders Convention 2020 (tbc)
31 Idul Adha
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YEAR 7 PROGRAMME
YEAR 8 PROGRAMME
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YEAR 9 PROGRAMME
YEAR 10 PROGRAMME
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NHJS MILESTONES PROGRAMME Year 1 – Year 12
Level Name of Programme Programme Description/Objectives Country Investment
(Days)
Year 1 All by Myself (ABM) Develop the courage to do things independently. (Accompanied In school Half day,
by parents) IDR 200,000
Year 2 I Can Succeed (ICS) Develop the belief in one's ability to succeed. In school Half day,
IDR 200,000
Year 3 On My Own (OMO) Develop the courage to make own decisions. In school 2D1N,
IDR 500,000
Year 4 Power of Effort (POE) Develop students’ self-confidence, self-respect and appreciation Indonesia 2D1N,
of their abilities and skills. IDR 2.000.000
Discover students’ potential in developing physical, mental and
socio-emotional well-being.
Realise students’ aptitude towards tenacity and fortitude.
Year 5 Awareness of Self Knowing one’s strengths & finding ways to put them to good use. Indonesia 2D1N,
(AOS) IDR 2.000.000
Knowing one’s weaknesses and working towards turning them
into strengths.
Year 6 Power of Mindset Recognise one’s strengths and skills and use them to solve Indonesia 3D2N,
(POM) different challenges/tasks. IDR 3.000.000
Understand and develop a “success mindset”.
Develop the awareness of and apply the skills for making better
choices.
Role model the PIAGET value.
Year 7 Discovering Character Discover character strengths in self and others. Indonesia 4D3N,
Strengths (DCS) IDR 6,500,000
Year 8 Coming of Age Anchor our participants firmly on values. China 25D24N,
(COA) USD 4,500
Develop desirable behaviours consistent with values.
(Exclusive
airfare &Visa)
Year 9 Habits of Mind (HOM) Build and develop social and teamwork skills. Indonesia Around 2
weeks,
Provide new outdoor skills and experiences not available in
IDR 9.900.000
school, such as; canoeing, fire, building, stargazing, compass,
living history, or interaction with certain experts.
Exposure to a natural setting and increased appreciation for
nature.
Invitation of University Preparation.
Develop 16 habits of mind for success.
Year Power of Bouncing Develop a resilient mindset (Workshop) In school 2Days
10 Back (PBB)
Year Meaning and Explore meaning and purpose in life. Bhutan 7D6N,
11 Purpose (MAP) USD 3600
Experience the daily activities in the life of a Bhutanese Student
(Include
by shadowing Bhutanese students in school.
airfare & Visa)
Apply academic, social and personal skills to improve the
community.
Year Work Shadowing Develop sense of purpose. To be To be
12 determined determined
Experiences (WSE)
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NHJS LEARNING JOURNEY & ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME
Level Name of Programme Venue Investment
(Days)
Year 1-5 Fieldtrip Free
Community Service
Year 6 iPSLE Immersion Singapore SGD 1,430 (1 week)
Community Service
UN Preparation Free
Year 7 Fieldtrip Free (1x)
Community Service
Hutchins School Australia SGD 2,700
Immersion (2 weeks)
Forensic Camp / Thinking IDR 800.000 /
Camp IDR 300.000
YLC (Young Leadership IDR 1.800.000
Convention
Year 8 Fieldtrip Free (1x)
Community Service
Forensic Camp / Thinking IDR 800.000 /
Camp IDR 300.000
Year 9 Fieldtrip Free (1x)
Community Service
UN Preparation NHJS IDR 2.650.000
Year 10 IA Success Camp NHJS IDR 2.300.000
(4 days)
Community Service
Year 11 Fieldtrip Free (1x)
Community Service
Year 12 Fieldtrip Free (1x)
Community Service
IA Success Camp NHJS IDR 2.300.000
(4 days)
UN Preparation NHJS IDR 2.650.000
NHJS Co Curricular Activities (CCA)
Level Name of Programme Venue Investment
(IDR)
Year 1-12 CCA NHJS Registration Fee :
Sport and Non Sport IDR 800.000 –
Payments are applied for CCA run by 2.000.000 /
vendor. semester
Free payment for CCA run by non-
vendor.
SCHOOL INFORMATION BOOKLETACADEMIC YEAR 2019-2020 INFORMATION BOOKLET 2019 ENGLISH READING PROGRAMME Any book that helps a child to form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him. ~ Maya Angelou In NationalHigh Jakarta School, we strive to push our students to thirst for learning, to learn for the sake of learning, to be passionate about knowing all we can about the world we live in. As we work with you to encourage students to learn, we would like to ask for your support as we continue to develop a Reading Program that we hope encourages our students to explore the world through books. Scholastic LitPro It is our pleasure to inform you that NationalHigh Jakarta School will be working with the Scholastic Literacy Pro reading program for Primary and Lower Secondary students. LitPro is a two-fold program where students are required to read with the objective of individualizing reading programs to suit each student’s needs. It is a reading exercise for students where their reading comprehension skills are developed from their current abilities to more proficient levels, consulting with the teacher only if needed. Apart from reading the suggested materials, the students will also need to evaluate their skills with a set of multiple-choice questions. The passages and the questions will increase in difficulty as the child progresses in the program. NationalHigh will be working closely with Scholastic with the objective of supporting the varying reading comprehension abilities. The Library will acquire most of the books needed for the program for our students to borrow as needed. With the modification to the current reading programme, purchasing books in our recommended reading list is no longer mandatory. In its place, all primary school students are subscribed to Scholastic LitPro as part of their English Learning Programme with the school. Reading is critical in developing communication and life skills. Therefore, students will have protected reading time every week to monitor their progress in the program. For Our More Avid Readers For our more avid readers who want to read books other than what’s in the program, the English Department will continue to provide suggested books for your child’s grade level and interests. The list is based on Mensa* for Kids’ Excellence in Reading Programme and recommended reading lists from schools all over the world. English Learning Facilitators have come together to create a reading list designed to inspire and interest students in each level. These books are not our end-goals but rather our starting points as we nudge our children back to the enjoyment of the written word. The benefits of reading are just too good to ignore: mental stimulation, stress reduction, knowledge, vocabulary expansion, memory improvement, stronger analytical thinking skills, improved focus and concentration, better writing skills, tranquility and free entertainment. Each grade level has the opportunity to taste different kinds of books through our Recommended Book Lists. This exposes our students to different writing styles about different subjects from an array of recognized children's book writers. This will be their smorgasbord from which we hope they find a favourite writer or two (or three or more!) or perhaps a favored genre or book series that will entice them to read more! Books from the class list are NOT MANDATORY reading but highly recommended for avid readers and families who would like to develop their personal libraries. We encourage you to take advantage of the supplementary list as you choose additional books for your child to read. We believe that there is really no such thing as too many books on our shelves, only more opportunities to learn and develop our thinking. We would like our students to take advantage of all these and we hope to have you on board with us as we guide them towards this goal. The beauty of reading is not lost as most people claim, it is waiting for us to find it again. Mensa* is an organization founded in England in 1946 and dedicated to the development of human intelligence. Members of this organization all have IQs that belong to the top 2% of the population. SCHOOL INFORMATION BOOKLET
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SCHOOL/VISITOR ID
Parents or nannies/ drivers have to wear school /visitor ID when they enter the school ground.
No entry for unauthorized personnel beyond this designated waiting area. Kindly secure the ID from the security should
you need to meet any of our school staff.
PICK UP & DROP OFF
- For 'drop off' and 'pickup' please note that the front gate into the school is reserved strictly for Drivers of
Secondary students (blue sticker) while the back gate is for Primary students (yellow sticker). An orange
car sticker will be issued to Parents who have children in both the Primary and Secondary. Cars with grey
sticker can pick up or drop off students at either the back gate or the front gate.
- For the 1st two weeks of school, it may take about 20-30 minutes to clear all cars during dismissal times due to
drivers needing time to be familiar with our traffic flow. We seek you understanding on this. Do help us by
reminding your drivers not to hold up traffic at our drive way by parking or waiting on the drive way. Do remind
your drivers to cooperate with our security when they are asked to drive away to make another round and
come back for your child again.
- School will give ‘PICKUP LABEL NAME’ for each student and it will be included in the starter pack. Please put this
label on your car dashboard for facilitating pickup system. There are three types of color: White color (Y1-Y2),
Pink color (Y3-Y4), Green color (Y5-Y6), Blue color (Secondary) and Orange color (Junior College).
PICKUP LABEL NAME
CAR STICKER
Primary the back gate is for Primary students
Secondary the front gate is reserved strictly for drivers of Secondary students
Sibling (secondary/primary) Both gates (front and back) are for parents who have children in both the
Primary and Secondary (grey sticker). Parent can pick up or drop off their children at either the back
gate or the front gate.
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SCHOOL COMMUNICATION TOOLS
TV Communique –Informative Television available in our school
Website –Official public school information: http://nationalhighjakartaschool.com Email
–Official school email(contactus@nh.piagetacademy.org)
Secondary students of NationalHigh Jakarta School, you will have a school email account as a
Communication tool with classmates, teachers and staff.
Your email account information: [studentname]@nhstu.piagetacademy.org
NEED INFORMATION
>> School Principal principal@nh.piagetacademy.org
Principal PA irmasitumorang@nh.piagetacademy.org
ACADEMIC
>> Dean for Primary aileenacabado@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> Dean for Secondary dextercanicula@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> Dean for Academic shirinsalleh@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> Dean for Special Project rubinapasha@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> Dean of Student Affairs & Character Development ongchweegeok@nh.piagetacademy.org
ADMINISTRATION
>> Admission, Marketing and Events
Marketing Department (Ms. Ermien / Community Relations Manager) - ermiennoerwulandari@nh.piagetacademy.org or
contactus@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> ICT and Library
Learning Resource Department (Mr. Duta / LRC Manager) – dutahidayad@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> Payments
Finance Department (Ms. Liana / Finance Manager) – lianahermansjah@nh.piagetacademy.org or
finance@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> Lost & Found and Traffic Management General Affairs Department (Mr. Adi / HRGA Manager) -
adidarma@nh.piagetacademy.org
>> Appointment with Teacher and Lost & Found Customer Service Officer (CSO) – cso@nh.piagetacademy.org
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