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Al-Irsyad Satya Islamic School

Indonesia, Bandung

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Indonesian, Arabic
Fees IDR 568,000 - 3,787,000
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1076
Type Co-educational
Opened 2007
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Indian Curriculum
Taught languages English, Indonesian, Arabic
Strengths Performing Arts, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Al-Irsyad Satya Islamic School, located at Jalan Raya Parahyangan, Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, is an Islamic school offering a blended Cambridge and Indonesian curriculum with a bilingual program. The Cambridge International Primary Curriculum guides English, Mathematics and Science, with Primary 6 preparing for the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint and continuing to IGCSE and A Levels. The Indonesian National Curriculum provides thematic teaching for Indonesian Language, Civic Education, Social Studies and Sundanese, and prepares Primary students for the AKM assessment from Primary 5. The Bilingual Islamic Curriculum delivers Islamic Studies, Quranic Studies and Arabic in bilingual form, with English textbooks aligned to the national Islamic studies programme to foster akhlaq and English-speaking ability. The program emphasizes critical thinking, problem solving, creativity, communication and collaboration, with an integrated English programme and leadership training. Facilities include Fatimah Amphitheatre, science and ICT labs, mosque, a sports hall and fields.

Jalan Raya Parahyangan Km 2.7, Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang, Bandung 40553, West Java, Indonesia

The Essentials

Al-Irsyad Satya Islamic School has 1,076 pupils, instruction in English, Indonesian, Arabic.

Location
Located in Kota Baru Parahyangan, Padalarang, Bandung 40553, West Java, Indonesia.

Stages
Early Childhood Division; Primary Division; Secondary Division; Junior College Division.

Type
Islamic school.

Religious affiliation
Islamic
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are worn according to level-specific schedules. Uniform components include formal shirts, Rompi (vest), Jas (blazer), Kerudung Formil (formal hijab) and Kerudung Pramuka (scout hijab); Pramuka and sport uniforms are worn on designated days. Uniforms are ordered via Kanina House (Pre-Order) with estimated package prices: TK Rp 1,000,000; Primary Rp 1,500,000; Secondary Rp 1,800,000.

Food Options
The school has a canteen on site.

Governance and Ownership
Ownership and governance are provided by Yayasan Parahyangan Satya, a foundation; an MOU with Yayasan Parahyangan Satya and Madrasah Al-Irsyad Al-Islamiah (Singapore) was signed on January 16, 2007.
Fees

Annual tuition at Al-Irsyad Satya Islamic School ranges from IDR 568,000 to IDR 3,787,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees
- No fixed application/registration fee amount is published for the 2025/26 or 2026/27 intake. Scholarship awards may cover the registration fee for successful applicants under the school's scholarship programmes.

Tuition fees (by year group)
- The school does not publish a public schedule of monthly or termly tuition (SPP) rates for the 2025/26 or 2026/27 academic years on the publicly available admission documents. Available public materials list book-package prices per level; those book-package price figures for recent academic years are shown below as separate compulsory costs (these are not monthly tuition amounts).

- Book-package price examples (listed per student, by level, Academic Year 2022/23):
- Early Childhood / Kindergarten: IDR 1,236,000 (new students) / IDR 1,112,400 (returning students).
- Primary (selected example): Primary 1 — IDR 2,190,000 (new) / IDR 1,971,000 (returning).
- Primary 5 — IDR 2,692,000 (new) / IDR 2,422,800 (returning).
- Secondary / Junior College examples: Secondary 1 — IDR 3,787,000 (new) / IDR 3,408,300 (returning); JC2 Science (where additional A2 books may apply) — IDR 2,583,000 (new) / IDR 2,324,700 (returning).

- Book-package price examples (Academic Year 2021/22 for comparison): Nursery / Playgroup — IDR 568,000; Primary 1 — IDR 2,074,000 (new) / IDR 1,866,600 (returning); Secondary 1 — IDR 3,499,000 (new) / IDR 3,149,100 (returning). These are presented as book-package costs, not monthly tuition.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Regular monthly tuition (SPP) is billed monthly and the school operates an autodebit arrangement. Autodebit is processed from the parent/guardian's designated OCBC NISP account between the 1st and 10th of each month.
- There is an option to pay the SPP for the full academic year in advance: full-year payment (covering July–June) paid by the published deadline (example deadline shown as 31 August for the cited year) receives a one-month SPP discount (pay 11 months). Advance/full-year SPP payments are non-refundable and cannot be reallocated. Annual full-year payment can be processed via EDC at the school admin or by bank transfer.
- Book-package purchases are billed separately and payment instructions show bank transfer to the school's account for book payments; parents are required to submit proof of transfer to the school finance/admin contact numbers provided. Estimated book-package prices and deadlines for collection are published for each intake.

Boarding fees
- No boarding (asrama) program or boarding fee schedule is published for Al‑Irsyad Satya Islamic School; boarding fees are not applicable based on the school's published admissions and programme materials.

Other compulsory costs and typical one‑off charges
- Uniform package (pre‑order via the school's uniform supplier, Kanina House): estimated package prices (examples published for recent intakes):
- Early Childhood (TK): approx. IDR 1,100,000–1,000,000 (estimate in published materials).
- Primary: approx. IDR 1,600,000–1,500,000 (estimate).
- Secondary / Junior College: approx. IDR 1,900,000–1,800,000 (estimate). Payment for uniforms is made directly to the supplier (Kanina House) by bank transfer; sizes and final pricing are confirmed after the uniform order form is submitted.
- Examination, subject-specific or additional textbooks: certain year groups (for example JC2 Science / A‑level subjects) may have additional specific textbook purchases listed separately (examples and additional book titles with prices are published when applicable).
- Miscellaneous activity/field‑trip fees, special tests and examination fees (IGCSE / AS / A level fees where applicable) are billed separately when applicable; the school's scholarship coverage examples indicate that such mandatory testing and activity fees can be included for scholarship recipients.

Refund information
- Full-year SPP payments that qualify for the 1‑month discount are explicitly stated as non‑refundable and cannot be reallocated to other charges. The published intake documents repeat this non‑refund condition for full‑year SPP payments. Other categories (book-package, uniform supplier) are handled through separate suppliers and their own order/payment terms; uniform orders and book-package payments follow the supplier/school instructions and deadlines.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer to the school's account: OCBC NISP (bank code 028) — Account No. 612-010-00008-9, under Yayasan Parahyangan Satya (this account number is shown for book-package and SPP transfer instructions in published intake documents). Parents are asked to include clear transfer descriptions and to submit transfer proof to school admin contact numbers.
- Autodebit: monthly SPP via debit mandate (OCBC NISP) where parents submit a signed debit mandate and account details for monthly collection.
- Full‑year SPP payment: in prior intake instructions the school accepted EDC (BCA) at admin or bank transfer as above for the full‑year payment option. Uniform payments are made directly to the uniform supplier via bank transfer according to the supplier's invoice.

Summary of limitations and current coverage of this overview
- The school's publicly posted admission materials and intake PDFs that are available list detailed book‑package prices, uniform package estimates, payment methods, the autodebit schedule and the full‑year SPP discount/non‑refund condition for the cited intake years (examples shown for Academic Years 2021/22 and 2022/23). These documents do not publish a public, itemised schedule of monthly or termly tuition (SPP) rates for the 2025/26 or 2026/27 academic years; consequently this overview provides the available published book, uniform and payment‑policy details and the specific non‑refund policy for full‑year SPP payments.
Academics

Al-Irsyad Satya Islamic School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Indian Curriculum.

Curriculum
The school integrates the Cambridge International Primary Curriculum, the Indonesian National Curriculum, and a bilingual Islamic curriculum. Cambridge Primary Curriculum provides a world-class programme to develop learner skills in English as a first language, Mathematics and Science; Primary 6 students are prepared to sit the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint and receive a Cambridge Statement of Achievement, with a pathway to IGCSE and A Level. The Indonesian National Curriculum applies thematic teaching for Indonesian Language, Civic Education, Social Studies, and Sundanese, and prepares Primary students for the AKM assessment at the start of Primary 5. The Bilingual Islamic Curriculum provides bilingual teaching for Islamic Studies, Quranic Studies and Arabic, with English textbooks aligned to the national Islamic studies programme, aiming to create Muslims with strong akhlaq and English-speaking ability to share Rahmatan lil Alamin. The programme emphasizes 21st‑century skills including Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, Creativity, Communication and Collaboration, and features an Integrated English Programme with literacy development, speaking initiatives, and English competitions, complemented by various activities such as Learning Journeys and Leadership Training.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates study at major Indonesian universities including Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Gadjah Mada University (UGM), University of Indonesia (UI), IPB University, ITS, Padjadjaran University (UNPAD), Universitas Brawijaya, UNDIP, Hasanuddin University, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia and Universitas Parahyangan, among others, and also pursue studies abroad at institutions such as the University of Canberra (Australia), International Islamic University Malaysia, University of Malaya, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Shatec Singapore, Centennial College (Canada) and Nanyang Technological University (Singapore).

Gifted and Talented
Scholarship Programme. The school offers a full scholarship for Secondary 1 for AIS internal students in SD 6 and eligible external students, to support high academic achievement, strong character and community service. The programme aims to build a reputation for holistic education and to enable entry to prestigious universities.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Personal, social and emotional development is a core area of the Early Childhood Curriculum. Leadership skills are developed through the Khalifah Inspiration in Me program, with daily monitoring and opportunities to lead class projects and present orally. The English Programme supports social and communication development through collaborative, active learning and English proficiency. Regular activities include a parents meeting with a psychologist and access to virtual counselling as part of the Home-Based Learning Programme to support student well-being.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Cambridge Primary Curriculum provides English as a First Language within a world-class curriculum alongside Mathematics and Science, and prepares learners for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint, with an eventual pathway to IGCSE and A Level. The National Curriculum applies thematic teaching for Indonesian Language, Civic Education and Social Studies, and Indonesian AKM assessments. The Bilingual Islamic Curriculum uses English-language textbooks for Islamic and Arabic Studies, aiming to develop Muslims with good akhlaq and English-speaking ability. The English Programme features an Integrated Literacy Programme (reading, writing, drama), English Speaking Agents, English High Achievers and English Competitions.

Mental Wellbeing
Parents have access to a psychologist for guidance, and Virtual counselling is available as part of the Home-Based Learning Programme to support student well-being.
Parent Experience

History
On January 16, 2007, a Memorandum of Understanding between Yayasan Parahyangan Satya and Madrasah Al Irsyad Al Islamiah, Singapore, was signed in Jakarta, witnessed by Dr Yaacob Ibrahim and Juwono Sudarsono. AIS adopted a bilingual curriculum recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Cambridge International. The school grew from a single TK/SD building to a second building for SMP and SMA, rising from 101 students in 2007 to 1,076 in the 2017-18 academic year. It added an interactive multimedia learning space in 2012 and an outdoor amphitheatre in 2017, with ongoing expansion plans including an auditorium projected for 2020. Students have achieved notable results in international and national assessments, including Top in Indonesia for Combined Science (IGCSE) in 2015 and medals in ICAS, the Singapore Mathematical Olympiad, and Asia Schools competitions.

Community
Events include Swimming Day, Scouting Camp 2024, Kota Baru Parahyangan Champion League, and Safety Riding. These events involve students from Early Childhood through Junior College and promote teamwork, leadership, and healthy competition within the school community. The events schedule and announcements section highlights ongoing activities and achievements within AIS.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Fatimah Amphitheatre hosts assemblies and events. A canteen provides meals and snacks. An interactive teaching room, library, science laboratory, and ICT laboratory support classroom learning. A mosque serves as a place of worship and reflection. Outdoor and campus facilities include a playground, a sports field, Ridwan Muhammad Sports Hall, Primary Art Room, EC Play House, car park, school transportation, and Covid-19 precautions.

Sports Facilities
Ridwan Muhammad Sports Hall provides indoor space for a range of sports and physical activities. A sports field supports outdoor games and physical education. A playground offers space for younger students to play and develop motor skills. The campus supports sports events and active learning in physical education.

Academic Facilities
Science Laboratory enables practical experiments across science subjects. ICT Laboratory supports computing and digital learning. Interactive Teaching Room enhances technology-enabled instruction. Library offers books and study resources for research and independent learning. Primary Art Room supports arts education and creative projects.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Community Service is part of character-building activities offered by the school. Scouting Programme provides outdoor activities and leadership development. Scholarship Programme supports academically deserving students. These programs are organized under the school's character-building framework.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
AIS integrates The Cambridge International Curriculum with the Indonesian National Curriculum, guided by Akhlaq (Islamic values). English language instruction is emphasized to produce confident English speakers. The school has achieved notable results in national and international assessments, including a Top in Indonesia for Combined Science for IGCSE in 2015 and regular recognition in ICAS competitions by the University of New South Wales. The program aims for academic excellence through Akhlaq, preparing students for global challenges.

Arts & Creative
Music is offered with choir and orchestra; Drama is part of the extra-curricular program, supporting creative development alongside academics.

Cultural & Language
The school uses a bilingual curriculum with English as a key language of instruction, and English-speaking proficiency is emphasized across divisions.

Social & Hobbies
Extracurricular activities include Scouting, swimming and other recreational events; the school hosts activities such as Swimming Day and outdoor camps as part of its culture.

Community & Service
Community Service programs and scholarship initiatives are integral to character development and service-minded education.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership development is fostered through character-building programs and activities like Scouting and other student-led initiatives.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports and outdoor activities are promoted through futsal and other physical education; events like Scouting Camp and Swimming Day contribute to physical and mental well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
English is taught as the First Language. Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) and Sundanese are taught under the National Curriculum. Arabic Language is taught as part of the Bilingual Islamic Curriculum. The Cambridge Primary Curriculum is used for English, Mathematics and Science, and English literacy is reinforced through an Integrated Literacy Program.

Bilingual Teaching
Bilingual Islamic Curriculum is implemented, with bilingual teaching for Islamic Studies, Quranic Studies and Arabic Language; English textbooks align with the national Islamic studies programme.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cambridge International Examinations board and other international and local partners.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Entrance Testing. Applicants who meet registration requirements must take a series of tests. Early Childhood: development observations appropriate to age, a psychology test and an interview. Primary 1: readiness for learning (psychology test and interview) and academic potential in Islamic studies, Indonesian, English, and Mathematics. Secondary 1: Mathematics, Indonesian, English, Science, and an interview. Secondary 4: Mathematics, Indonesian, English, and an interview. 2. Announcement of Admission Results. The results of the entrance test are announced within a maximum of one month from the last test, according to the schedule. The results are announced via the school hotline website. The school sends the admission letter via the school's hotline. 3. Registration Window. Registration times will be announced on the website and on the official Instagram. 4. Registration Procedures. The following are required for registration: payment of the registration fee; completion of the Registration Form; two copies of the birth certificate; two copies of the Family Card; two copies of the parents' ID; two copies of the previous report card; two color photos 3x4 with a red background. Additional documents for transfer students: parents' letter requesting enrollment transfer (with Rp10,000 stamp); transfer letter from the Dapodik School; transfer endorsement letter from the Department of Education (if from outside the city); transfer endorsement letter from the Ministry of Education and Culture (if from abroad); certificate of good conduct.

Scholarships
Scholarship Program Al-Irsyad Satya Islamic School and Yayasan Parahyangan Satya
General Information
This is a full scholarship for Secondary 1 students. The target group for this scholarship is AIS internal students at SD 6 and external students who meet the requirements. The scholarship supports students with excellent academic achievement, good character, and strong commitment to community service. The main aim of the scholarship is to build an outstanding reputation in holistic education for AIS and to gain admission to prestigious universities.

Scholarships for External Students (Non AIS) (Grade 6)
A. General requirements:
1. Take the selection test.
2. No serious disciplinary record and has never received a disciplinary warning.
3. Pass the National Examination.
4. Currently not receiving a scholarship from another institution.
5. Average grades in Mathematics, Science, English, and Indonesian must be at least 75% (as shown on progress reports). For Grade 6: average across semesters 7–11.
6. A quota of 2 students per class.
B. Coverage:
1. Registration fees.
2. 100% of “Uang Pangkal” through JC 2.
3. 100% of monthly fees through JC 2.
4. 100% of student books through JC 2.
5. 100% of school uniform through JC 2 (one set per year).
6. 100% IGCSE tests.
7. 100% AS/A Level tests.
8. Payment of compulsory activities/tests that students must participate in (e.g., field trips, major tests).
C. Documents to be submitted:
1. Completed application form signed by both parents and the student.
2. Letter of conduct/good behavior from the previous school.
3. Copy of progress report.
4. Copy of Family Card.
5. Copy of parents' ID.
6. Copy of certificates or awards.
7. Two color photos 4x6.
8. Reference letter from the head of school or deputy head of the previous school.
D. Other requirements:
1. Willingness to participate in all school activities and to serve as a student leader if elected.
2. Maintain a good disciplinary record and be a role model for other students.
3. Willingness to participate in competitions or to mentor/tutor other students in competitions.
4. Must engage in community service.
5. Ability to read the Qur'an and good knowledge of Islamic history, culture, and philosophy.
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