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Bunda Mulia School

Indonesia, Jakarta

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Bunda Mulia School in Indonesia offers Cambridge Pathway through Grade 12 with Checkpoint, IGCSE and A-Levels. In High School, IGCSE is studied in Years 9–10, AS Levels in 11–12. Core subjects include Extended Mathematics and Additional Mathematics, ICT, Art & Design, Music, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Business Studies and Accounting, with Chinese and French available as language options. The IGCSE framework requires a minimum of five subjects, English Language and Mathematics being compulsory, plus at least two more from sciences, economics, business studies or accounting; Additional Mathematics, ICT, Chinese, French, or Art & Design are encouraged. An AS Level General Paper (English) is compulsory, and students are encouraged to pursue at least three AS subjects across grouped domains. The campus offers facilities including a swimming pool, science labs, a library, art and music spaces, theaters, computer labs, sports halls and outdoor play areas to support inquiry and collaboration.

Jl. Lodan Raya No.2, RT.12/RW.2, Ancol, Kec. Pademangan, Jkt Utara, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 14430, Indonesia

The Essentials

Bunda Mulia School has instruction in English.

Location
The school is located in North Jakarta (Jakarta Utara), Indonesia, at Jl. Lodan Raya No. 2, Jakarta 14430. Phone: 08111-833-550; (62-21) 690-9742. Email: info@bundamulia.sch.id.

Stages
Early Childhood Education (ECE); Primary School; Middle School; High School.

Type
Cambridge Pathway: Checkpoint → IGCSE → A-Level; Cambridge curriculum.

Country affiliation
Indonesia
Fees
Application fees
- No fixed numeric application or registration fee is published publicly; the school accepts applications year‑round through its admissions process and an online application portal.

Development / capital fee
- A Development Fee is charged to fund campus capital projects, infrastructure, repairs and renovations. Payment options offered are a lump‑sum payment (with a discount for lump sum) or an annual payment plan. No public schedule of monetary amounts for the Development Fee is published.

Tuition fees (structure and billing schedule)
- Tuition is billed with two payment-plan options: an Annual Payment and a Quarterly Payment. Annual Payment: pay the full year up front and receive one month of tuition free. Quarterly Payment: four instalments due every three months. Exact tuition amounts by year group and per term are not published publicly.

Tuition fees by year group (amounts not published)
- The school lists year groups from Playgroup through Year 12 and uses grade-level groupings for billing, but specific per‑term or per‑year monetary amounts for each year group are not published in the publicly available fee information. Parents should budget for tuition according to the school's payment-plan options above.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual Payment: single payment for the full academic year (receives one month free). Quarter/Tri‑monthly Payment: four instalments due every three months. Development Fee may be paid as lump sum (discounted) or annually. No public calendar of exact invoice dates, penalty/late fee schedule, or instalment due dates beyond the quarterly description is published.

Boarding fees
- The school operates as a day school and does not publish any boarding or residential provision or boarding fees; no boarding program is listed in the school's public information.

Other costs and mandatory additional fees
- Learning & Activity Fee: a recurring or annual charge to support extracurricular programs and in‑school activities (amounts not published).
- Field Trip Fee: mandatory fee to cover educational excursions integral to the curriculum (amounts not published).
- Transportation Fee: shuttle/antar‑jemput service is available for Year 1 and above (round trips only) serving Kemayoran, Ancol and Pluit; transport is provided as a separately charged service (exact fares and route pricing are not published).
- Uniforms, books, school supplies, stationery, specialist subject materials, examination fees and after‑school program costs are not itemised with public prices; these categories are likely charged in addition to tuition under “Additional Expenses” or on separate invoices.

Scholarships and fee reductions
- Scholarship programmes exist (academic and sports scholarships) that can cover a significant portion of tuition for eligible students; details on eligibility and the proportion of tuition covered are provided through the school's scholarship information rather than as fixed public discounts.

Refund information
- No public, itemised refund policy or standard refund tables for tuition, development fee, transport, uniforms or other charges are published in the school's publicly available fee information. Refund or cancellation terms are not specified in the material available to the public.

Fee payment options and methods
- The school describes payment-plan options (annual or quarterly) and Development Fee payment choices, but specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, cheque, or cash) are not listed in the public fee pages. Parents should expect the school to offer formal invoicing and standard institutional payment channels, though specific accepted methods are not published.

Summary (practical points for parents)
- Expect charges in these categories: Development Fee, Tuition (annual or quarterly), Learning & Activity Fee, Field Trip Fee, and optional Transport. Exact numeric fee amounts by year group, per term, and standard refund rules are not published in the publicly available fee information. Billing cycles offered are annual (with one month free) or quarterly (four instalments). No boarding fees apply because there is no boarding provision.
Academics

Bunda Mulia School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The school offers a Cambridge curriculum for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. In High School, Cambridge Upper Secondary includes Cambridge IGCSE in Years 9–10 and AS/A Level in Years 11–12. Subjects include Extended Mathematics and Additional Mathematics; ICT; Art & Design; Music; English Literature; Biology; Chemistry; Physics; Economics; Business Studies; Accounting, with Chinese and French offered as languages. The Cambridge IGCSE requires a minimum of five subjects with English Language and Mathematics compulsory, plus two or more from Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Business Studies, or Accounting, and at least one of Additional Mathematics, ICT, Chinese, French, or Art & Design. AS Level General Paper (English) is compulsory, and students are encouraged to take at least three AS Level subjects from Mathematics, Biology/Economics, Chemistry/Business/ICT, Physics/Accounting/Psychology, or Art & Design.
Parent Experience

History
Twenty years of learning with hearts. The year 2024 marks BMS's 20th anniversary.

Community
BMS has a close-knit, warm, inclusive community where teachers guide students personally and small class sizes enable individual attention. The community includes students, alumni, parents, and teachers who share experiences through the BMS Voices platform. Students participate in clubs, sports, competitions, and student initiatives as part of balanced development. Cambridge Curriculum shapes learning across Early Years to Advanced levels, spanning five stages from age 3 to 19.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school provides learning spaces designed to inspire creativity and collaboration. The campus includes classrooms, a swimming pool, indoor and outdoor play areas, a library, an art studio, a computer lab, a cooking lab, a dance hall, a herb garden, a sports hall, a music hub, an outdoor playground, a science laboratory, an auditorium, a multimedia room, a soccer field, and a primary playground. Learning spaces support learning across Early Childhood through High School. The facilities are arranged to support a wide range of academic, artistic, and physical activities.

Sports Facilities
The sports facilities include a Soccer Field, a Swimming Pool, and a Sports Hall. These spaces support regular physical education classes and after-school athletic activities. Basketball is among the sports offered through extracurricular activities. The campus design integrates sports facilities with other learning spaces to support overall wellbeing.

Academic Facilities
Learning spaces include a Classroom, Library, Science Laboratory, Computer Lab, and Multimedia Room. Additional facilities support practical learning with a Cooking Lab, Dance Hall, Herb Garden, and Music Hub. A Swimming Pool, Indoor Playground, Outdoor Playground, and Sports Hall support physical and recreational activities. The Cambridge Pathway guides the curriculum at BMS and facilities are aligned to foster inquiry and collaboration.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular Activities are included in tuition and cover sports and creative pursuits. Sports include basketball and swimming, while drama and music are offered as creative arts. The school partners with expert instructors and renowned organizations to provide high-quality extracurricular programs that enrich learning beyond the classroom. Programs are offered for Early Childhood, Primary, Middle, and High School levels.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers a diverse range of extracurricular activities included in tuition, designed to ignite passions and develop talents. Activities span sports such as swimming, soccer, badminton, basketball, and Taekwondo, and creative programs such as Performing Arts, Drama, Dance, Art & Craft, Manga Drawing, Photography, Pottery, Cooking, Fashion Design, and Speech/Debate. The school partners with expert instructors and renowned organizations to provide high-quality programs that enrich learning beyond the classroom. Students explore leadership and teamwork through clubs, sports, competitions, and student-initiated projects.

Arts & Creative
Performing Arts, Dance Club, Drama, Art & Craft, Manga Drawing, Photography, Pottery, Cooking, and Fashion Design are offered as part of extracurricular life. The learning spaces and facilities support creative work in art, music, and performance, enabling expression and collaboration. Programs emphasize hands-on creation and collaborative work through regular activities and projects.

Social & Hobbies
After School Program (ASP) offers paid programs that extend learning beyond the school day, including robotics and coding, language learning, and artistic pursuits. In addition, a broad range of clubs and activities such as Dance Club, Manga Drawing, Photography, Pottery, Cooking, Fashion Design, and Speech/Debate provide opportunities to pursue personal interests. The programs encourage social engagement, teamwork, and friendships outside regular classes. These experiences complement daytime study and support well-rounded personal growth.

Community & Service
Community service is an integral part of the Bunda Mulia School experience. Middle School and High School students are required to complete a certain number of community service hours each year, providing leadership opportunities, confidence, and a sense of accomplishment. Students volunteer at local shelters, participate in environmental cleanups, and organize fundraising events to support causes they care about. The program aims to foster a lifelong commitment to social responsibility and active citizenship.

Leadership & Professional
The Student Council empowers students to become active and responsible members of the school community. Separate Student Councils exist for Middle School and High School, each with its own elected President and Vice President, who lead councils that organize events, initiate projects, and represent the student voice. Participation develops leadership, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Complete Well-Being is a core focus at BMS, supported by a wide range of athletic and health-oriented activities. Students participate in swimming, soccer, Taekwondo, badminton, basketball, and gymnastic programs, among others. Facilities such as a Swimming Pool, Sports Hall, and Dance Hall support physical fitness and active living. The emphasis on sport and mindful practice fosters resilience, teamwork, and personal well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
The Cambridge Primary Curriculum is used in Primary School. English is a core subject, and Bahasa Indonesia is taught as part of the Primary curriculum. Mandarin and Hindi are offered as language subjects (Mandarin / Hindi). Mandarin is also taught in Early Childhood (Playgroup through Kindergarten) with content such as numbers, colors, parts of the body and basic strokes.
Reputation

Accreditations
SPK Accreditation
KB-TK Badan Akreditasi Nasional
SPK Accreditation
SD-SMP-SMA Badan Akreditasi Nasional
Admissions

Admissions
1. The school year runs from the beginning of July until late June the following year. The birthday cut-off is October 31. AGE/GRADE FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2026-2027 lists the birth years by class, from Playgroup (born 2024) to High School Year 12 (born 2009). 2. Eligibility for Playgroup through Kindergarten includes a screening process with an interview for both child and parent, an opportunity to interact with other students in a trial class, and observations by the Academic Team across motor skills, social skills, behavior, and basic knowledge, followed by a balanced professional assessment of readiness. 3. For Year 1 and above, applicants must take an Entrance Test and attend Interviews; all applicants must have grade-level proficiency in English and Mathematics. The Entrance Test lasts 60 to 90 minutes and the test results are provided in one to two working days after testing. 4. Principal's Decision: Placement or non-placement and any conditions are communicated by the Principal; decisions are based on factors including age, previous school records, test results, and the students' abilities and English proficiency, with special cases considered on an individual basis. Applications are not prioritized by the date of submission and applicants are not automatically accepted. 5. Applications for admission are taken throughout the school year.

Scholarships
The school offers Academic Scholarship and Sports Scholarship. Academic Scholarship is for students with a proven track record of academic achievement, while Sports Scholarship is for students who excel in sports and demonstrate leadership potential. Benefits include financial support, recognition and encouragement, and enhanced opportunities. Eligibility criteria require contacting our admissions office for detailed application requirements and deadlines.
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