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Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Indian Curriculum
Taught languages Japanese, Turkish, Arabic
Typical class size 22
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction
Kharisma Bangsa School sits on a 1.1-hectare campus in Pondok Cabe, Pamulang, South Tangerang, Banten. The campus features technology-integrated classrooms and dedicated laboratories for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Computer Science, plus a Multi-Purpose Hall, Music Room, and Art Room. Outdoor facilities include four basketball courts, a tennis court, and a futsal field. Separate dormitories for boys and girls support a boarding concept for middle and high school. The school offers Cambridge curricula for Primary and Secondary, IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels, alongside an Indian curriculum. Kindergarten classes are taught mainly in English (about 70%), while Elementary focuses on social-emotional learning and values-based education (BTQ). Middle School follows Cambridge Lower Secondary Science and IGCSE programs; High School offers IGCSE, AS/A Levels, and college preparation. Since 2017, Cambridge Assessment International Education partners with the school, while the campus also hosts SAT Center and a STEAM- and language-focused program.
Jl. Terbang Layang No.21, Pondok Cabe Udik, Pamulang, Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15418, Indonesia
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The Essentials
Kharisma Bangsa School has typical class sizes of 22, instruction in English, Indonesian.
Location
The school is located at Jl. Terbang Layang No.21, Pondok Cabe Udik, Pamulang, Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15418. The campus serves Kindergarten through High School on a single site. Boarding Concept is available for Middle and High School.
Stages
Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School and High School form the four-tier structure. Middle School follows the International Cambridge Curriculum Lower Secondary Science and IGCSE program. High School offers IGCSE, AS/A Level and college preparation.
Type
Boarding concept available for Middle and High School.
Diving Deeper
Boarding Arrangements
Boarding concept is provided. The dormitories accommodate boys and girls separately. The dormitory facilities include a dining hall and a canteen.
Uniform Requirement
Polo-style uniform is used by the school.
Food Options
On-site dining facilities include a dining hall and a canteen.
Governance and Ownership
Kharisma Bangsa School was established by the Kharisma Bangsa Foundation. It has held SPK (Satuan Pendidikan Kerja Sama) status since 2015.
Fees
Annual tuition at Kharisma Bangsa School ranges from up to IDR 161,250,000 for 2026/27.
Application fee
- Application fee (non‑refundable): IDR 2,000,000. Payment is collected at the time of application by bank transfer; the account listed for this payment is Mandiri, account number 16400.742.71398 (Account name: Kharisma Bangsa).
Tuition and entry (detailed by school level) — Academic year 2026/2027
- Kindergarten (TK): No publicly itemised tuition schedule for 2026/2027 is published in the available fee summaries. Parents should expect the school to follow the same structure used at other levels (one‑off entry fees plus recurring tuition) and to confirm specific amounts for KG directly with admissions.
- Elementary School (SD): - One‑off entry / development fee (Uang Pangkal): IDR 75,000,000. - Registration / application: IDR 2,000,000 (application fee referenced above). - Ongoing tuition (SPP): IDR 5,500,000 per month (equivalent to IDR 66,000,000 per year) plus an annual activity fee of IDR 6,000,000; total recurring annual cost shown in the public summary is approximately IDR 72,000,000. - The site summary presents the total initial payment on enrolment as the development fee plus the registration fee (total ~IDR 77,000,000) and the typical running costs listed above.
- Middle School (SMP): - Registration / application: IDR 1,500,000 (published as the standard registration amount in SMP/SMA listings). - One‑off development / entrance fee (Uang Pangkal): IDR 78,750,000. - Ongoing tuition (SPP): reported at IDR 63,000,000 per year (presented as IDR 6,300,000 per month equivalency). - Recommended student laptop (one-off): IDR 7,500,000 (charged at enrolment). - Boarding (optional for SMP): one‑off boarding entrance fee shown as IDR 26,250,000 (for a multi‑year arrangement) and boarding fee IDR 3,360,000 per month where applicable.
- High School (SMA): - Registration / application: IDR 1,500,000. - One‑off development / entrance fee (Uang Pangkal): IDR 84,000,000. - Ongoing tuition (SPP): reported at IDR 68,250,000 per year (presented as IDR 6,825,000 per month equivalency). - Recommended student laptop (one‑off): IDR 7,500,000. - Boarding (optional for SMA): one‑off boarding entrance fee IDR 26,250,000 and boarding fee IDR 3,360,000 per month where applicable.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Application fee is payable at application submission and is non‑refundable. Payment by bank transfer to Mandiri (account details above) is explicitly given for application payments. - Recurring tuition (SPP) is presented in public summaries as a monthly amount (monthly equivalent figures are available and annual totals are routinely published in fee summaries). For example, SD SPP is shown as IDR 5,500,000 per month (12 months = IDR 66,000,000) plus an annual activity fee; SMP/SMA SPP are presented with monthly equivalents in the published summaries. Parents should expect the development/entrance fee to be payable once on enrolment and SPP to be billed on a regular (typically monthly or annual) schedule as shown in the school's published fee breakdowns.
Boarding / dormitory fees (where applicable)
- Boarding is offered for Middle and High School. Published public summaries list a one‑off boarding entrance/deposit figure of IDR 26,250,000 and a boarding fee of IDR 3,360,000 per month. Boarding is optional and charged in addition to tuition (SPP).
Other costs and typical additional fees
- Uniforms, textbooks, activities and development costs: public fee summaries list components that can be included or charged separately. One public estimate for SD shows an overall annual estimate that includes uniforms, books and activity fees as part of the total; other summaries explicitly list items that may not be included in base SPP (examples given include meal costs, certain exam fees such as Cambridge exam fees, and yearbook costs). These additional items should be expected as separate or bundled charges depending on the year level and the published fee package.
Refund and withdrawal information
- The application fee is stated as non‑refundable. Publicly available admission material does not publish a detailed general refund schedule for development/entrance fees, SPP refunds, or withdrawal penalties; the only explicit refund‑related statement in admissions documentation is that the application fee is non‑refundable.
Accepted payment methods and invoice handling
- Bank transfer to Mandiri (Bank Mandiri) is explicitly documented for application payments (account details provided for Kharisma Bangsa). Public fee summaries and admission pages reference bank transfer for payments; specific references to credit card acceptance or online payment gateways are not shown in the publicly available fee summaries.
Notes for parents using these figures
- The figures above are presented in public fee summaries for the 2026/2027 academic year as published in the school's admissions material and recent school fee directories. Amounts are shown in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Individual fee packages, discounts, scholarships, sibling discounts, or staged payment plans may alter the net cost; for each enrolment the one‑off development/entrance fee is typically required at enrolment and recurring SPP is the main ongoing charge.
Academics
Kharisma Bangsa School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Indian Curriculum.
Curriculum
Kindergarten teaches mainly in English (approximately 70%). Elementary emphasizes character-building with social-emotional learning, values-based education, and BTQ. Middle School follows the International Cambridge Curriculum with Lower Secondary Science and the IGCSE program. High School offers Cambridge IGCSE, AS/A Level, and college preparation.
Gifted and Talented
The school offers scholarships for talented students.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Sanford Harmony is a social-emotional learning program for Pre-K–6th grade. It fosters communication, connection, and community both in and outside the classroom and aims to develop boys and girls into compassionate, caring adults. Character building is a key component of the elementary program.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Learning activities are delivered bilingually, with instruction in English and Indonesian. Core subjects such as Mathematics, Science, and English are taught using the Cambridge curriculum. In Kindergarten, English is used in around 70% of instruction.
Mental Wellbeing
Sanford Harmony supports students' emotional well-being through social-emotional learning. Counselling services include academic consultation, counselling programs, home visits, and student journals.
Safeguarding
The environment is described as a Safe and Enjoyable Place to Learn & Grow. The school is committed to creating a safe and healthy learning environment.
Parent Experience
History
Kharisma Bangsa School was established in 2006 by the Kharisma Bangsa Foundation, with support from the Indonesian Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology. The inauguration took place on April 3, 2006, with founder Djusni Djohan and Prof. Dr. Suyanto in attendance. The school provides STEM-focused, college-preparatory and character education for KG–12 and adopts an international curriculum with a boarding system for middle and high school. Located in Pondok Cabe, Pamulang, South Tangerang, Banten, the campus covers about 1.1 hectares and features technology-integrated classrooms, science laboratories, a Multi-Purpose Hall, sports facilities, and separate dormitories for boys and girls. Since 2017, Cambridge Assessment International Education has been a partner, offering Cambridge pathways such as IGCSE and AS/A Level, while the school maintains its own STEAM and language curricula.
Community
The school has a Students Council (OSIS) elected annually, which leads events and activities such as competitions, National Day celebrations, and charity events. OSIS helps develop student leadership, independence, and socialization skills. An active alumni community maintains connections with graduates through events and social media. The Kharisma Bangsa Parents Club fosters parent–school cooperation and represents the parent body within the school community, supporting charitable fundraising and school projects.
Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The Kharisma Bangsa Parents Club is made up of ALL parents of students, and everyone is automatically a member. It fosters parent/school cooperation, represents the parent body within the school community, and actively encourages and assists with charitable fundraising activities and to support projects within and outside of school.
Facilities
Facilities Overview
The campus spans 1.1 hectares in Pondok Cabe, Pamulang, South Tangerang, Banten. The school features technology-integrated classrooms and Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Computer Laboratories. A Multi-Purpose Hall supports assemblies and a Music Room and an Art Room provide dedicated spaces for performances and creative work. Outdoor facilities include four basketball courts, a tennis court, and a futsal field. Separate dormitories for boys and girls support the boarding concept for middle and high school.
Sports Facilities
Four basketball courts form the core basketball facilities. A tennis court is available for tennis activities. A futsal field is on campus for indoor soccer. A Multi-Purpose Hall supports indoor activities and events.
Academic Facilities
Technology-integrated classrooms support modern teaching. Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Computer Laboratories are on campus. A Multi-Purpose Hall provides space for science demonstrations and other academic activities. An SAT Center supports standardized testing through SAT and College Board resources.
Extra Curricular Facilities
The extracurricular program includes sports clubs such as Football, Basketball (Boys), Basketball (Girls), Volleyball, Badminton, and Futsal. Karate, Taekwondo, Gymnastics, Archery, and Fitness are also offered. Arts and culture activities include Art Club, Photography, Theatre Club, Drawing Club, and a Classical Guitar Ensemble. STEM and technology clubs include Robotic Club (Boys) and Hardware & Software (IT). Language, journalism, and cultural clubs include English (Girls) and Turkish Cultural Club, along with Jurnalistic and Movie Club.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Academic & Intellectual
Olympiad Coaching is offered with a structured program including Student Selection, Self-Study, Peer Tutoring, Olympiad Camp, and Evaluation. The Science Olympiad Team of Kharisma Bangsa (TOSKA) competes in national events and mentors peers. Olympiad preparation is not only about competition but continuous learning. Research And Project covers seven fields: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Computer, Environment, and Technology.
Arts & Creative
Art Club includes Photography, Saman Dance (Girls), Cooking Club (Girls), Turkish Cultural Club, Theatre Club, Drawing Club, Classical Guitar, and Ensemble Music. These clubs promote creative expression through visual arts, performing arts, and cultural activities. Students participate in projects and performances across arts disciplines.
Cultural & Language
Turkish Cultural Club fosters cross-cultural learning through Turkish heritage activities. Saman Dance (Girls) offers traditional performance opportunities. English and Turkish language-related clubs and cultural activities provide opportunities to explore language use and cultural exchange. The program emphasizes multilingual and multicultural experiences through its clubs.
Social & Hobbies
Movie Club and Journalistic Club promote storytelling and media literacy. Traveling Club provides opportunities to explore places and cultures. These clubs offer social interaction, collaboration, and informal interests beyond academics.
Community & Service
Students Council (OSIS) organizes charity events and other activities. It is elected annually through student committees.
Leadership & Professional
Student Council (OSIS) provides opportunities to master organizational and creativity skills through its committees. Committees are elected through an annual election. The Council organizes events and activities such as competitions, National Day celebrations, and charity events. The OSIS structure builds leadership, independence, and socialization skills.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports Club offers Football, Basketball (Boys), Volleyball, Badminton, Futsal, Karate, Taekwondo, Gymnastics, Fitness, and Archery. These activities promote physical health, teamwork, discipline, and wellbeing.
Languages
Language Provision
The school teaches English and Indonesian as languages of instruction and offers foreign language study in Japanese, Arabic, and Turkish; every student is required to take an additional foreign language before graduating.
Bilingual Teaching
The school teaches bilingually in English and Indonesian.
Admissions
Admissions
1) Applications for admission are accepted throughout the year. No official decision will be made on any application until all relevant documents have been received. The admissions process proceeds once the submitted documents are complete. Families should ensure that all required materials are provided to enable a timely review.
2) The school does not accept transfer students to grades 6, 9, and 12. This policy applies to inbound transfers for those grade levels.
3) The minimum age for admission in Kindergarten is 4 years old and elementary is 6 years old at the beginning of the academic year applying. For entry, the school administration must agree that the student has a reasonable expectation of academic and personal success within the Kharisma Bangsa program. Kharisma Bangsa may deny students based on disciplinary grounds.
4) Required documents for admission include: Application Fee (non-refundable); Completed Online Application Form; Student's Birth Certificate; Immunization Records (for elementary school); Diploma (for elementary and middle school) and UN report; Transcript or report card from the previous school; Proof of residential address; Parents ID cards (Passport and KITAS for foreign citizens) and Family Card; Student's Passport size photos (two 4cm x 6cm); Student Pick up form; Student Health Records; Transfer letters or reference letters from the previous school; Foreign students must provide a recommendation letter for studying in Indonesia from the Indonesia Ministry of Education and Culture (Kemdikbud); and a notification letter of Equivalence from the Ministry of Education and Culture (Kemdikbud) for overseas transfers.
5) Admission procedures: 1) Complete online registration and required documents. 2) Application fee of Rp 2,000,000 is paid by transfer to the Mandiri Bank account in the name of Kharisma Bangsa (IDR). 3) An Admission Test is scheduled: Elementary School (SD) receives an Online Trial Class by appointment; Middle & High School (SMP & SMA) take an online test including Academic Test (Math, Science, Indonesian), Cambridge English Placement Test (CEPT), and an Interview. The testing sessions typically occur on Saturdays from 08:00 to 12:00 WIB.
6) The school may require additional steps or materials as part of the evaluation process. The admission timeline and testing schedule are subject to change and will be communicated to applicants as available.
Scholarships
Kharisma Bangsa Scholarship Program recognizes excellence by offering scholarships for outstanding students entering Grades 7 and 10. Categories include: Beasiswa Teladan (in collaboration with Beasiswa Teladan Indonesia, BATI) for exemplary students with leadership and academic achievement who aspire to become teachers; Tahfidz Scholarship for memorization of the Quran (SMP minimum 10 Juz; SMA minimum 15 Juz); Olympiad Scholarship for students who have earned Gold, Silver, or Bronze medals in OSN or other national/international competitions; Talent Scholarship for students with exceptional talents in the arts, music, or singing, with potential full scholarships for recognized achievements in events such as FLS2N; Sport Scholarship for athletic talent, particularly basketball, with consideration of academic performance and other athletic achievements.
Required documents for scholarship include: a portfolio of achievements (certificate), academic report/transcript for the last two years, student identity card, a recommendation form from the principal. Timeline: Registration Stage from October 6 to November 30; Selection Stage in December (math, science, English, skills test, and interview); Final results announced by the end of January 2026. This program is designed to support exceptional students in pursuing their studies at Kharisma Bangsa.
School Events
The school has not added events
FAQs
Where is Kharisma Bangsa School located and what's the campus setup?
The school is at Jl. Terbang Layang No.21, Pondok Cabe Udik, Pamulang, Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15418. The campus serves Kindergarten through High School on a single site, with a boarding concept available for Middle and High School.
What ages and levels does the school cater to?
The minimum admission age for Kindergarten is 4 years, and the school offers four levels: Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School, and High School. Middle and High School follow Cambridge pathways, and boarding is available for those levels.
Is Kharisma Bangsa School co-educational and is boarding offered?
Yes, the school is co-educational. Boarding is available for Middle and High School, with separate dormitories for boys and girls.
What are the main costs to expect when applying and during enrollment?
The application fee is IDR 2,000,000 (non-refundable). Ongoing costs include the monthly tuition (SPP) and level-specific one-off development/entrance fees: SD (Elementary) has a development fee of IDR 75,000,000 and SPP of IDR 5,500,000 per month plus a 6,000,000 annual activity fee; SMP has a development fee of IDR 78,750,000 and SPP of IDR 63,000,000 per year plus a 7,500,000 laptop recommendation; SMA has a development fee of IDR 84,000,000 and SPP of IDR 68,250,000 per year plus a 7,500,000 laptop recommendation. Boarding is optional for Middle and High School with additional boarding fees.
How does the admissions process work and what should families expect timeline-wise?
Applications are accepted year-round and a complete set of documents is required for review. For Elementary, there is an Online Trial Class by appointment; Middle and High School applicants take online tests (Math, Science, Indonesian) plus a Cambridge English Placement Test and an interview, usually on Saturdays 08:00–12:00 WIB. The school may require additional steps as part of the evaluation.
Are there scholarships available and what are the eligibility details?
Yes, the Kharisma Bangsa Scholarship Program recognizes excellence for students entering Grades 7 and 10, with categories including Beasiswa Teladan, Tahfidz, Olympiad, Talent, and Sport. The registration window runs from October 6 to November 30, with selection in December and final results by the end of January 2026. Applicants must provide a portfolio, transcripts, an ID, and a principal's recommendation, among other documents.
Which curriculum is used at each level?
Kindergarten instruction is mainly in English (about 70%). Elementary focuses on character-building with social-emotional learning and BTQ. Middle School follows the International Cambridge Curriculum with Lower Secondary Science and the IGCSE program, while High School offers Cambridge IGCSE, AS/A Level, and college preparation.
Is the school bilingual in instruction, and what languages are taught?
Yes, instruction is delivered bilingually in English and Indonesian. In Kindergarten, English makes up about 70% of instruction. Foreign languages offered include Japanese, Arabic, and Turkish, and every student must take an additional foreign language before graduating.
Are there exam and college-prep resources available?
Cambridge pathways (IGCSE, AS/A Level) guide the academic program toward higher education. The campus also hosts an SAT Center to support standardized testing and college readiness as part of its college-prep focus.
What facilities does the campus include for academics and learning?
The campus features technology-integrated classrooms and dedicated Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Computer Laboratories. There is a Multi-Purpose Hall for assemblies and demonstrations, plus a Music Room and an Art Room for arts activities; an SAT Center supports testing.
What sports and outdoor facilities are available on campus?
On-site facilities include four basketball courts, a tennis court, and a futsal field to support various sports and physical education activities.
What spaces support arts and extracurricular learning?
In addition to labs, the campus houses a Music Room and an Art Room, and a broad range of clubs cover visual arts, performing arts, culture, and language activities (e.g., Photography, Theatre Club, Turkish Cultural Club, Classical Guitar Ensemble, English/Turkish clubs).
What clubs and extracurriculars can students join?
Clubs include Football, Basketball (Boys/Girls), Volleyball, Badminton, Futsal, Karate, Taekwondo, Gymnastics, Archery; Art, Photography, Theatre, Drawing, Classical Guitar Ensemble; Turkish Cultural Club, Jurnalistic and Movie Club; Traveling Club; Robotic Club; Hardware & Software (IT); plus language clubs and OSIS activities.
How are leadership and service opportunities structured?
The Students Council (OSIS) is elected annually and leads events such as competitions, National Day celebrations, and charity activities. OSIS committees help students develop leadership, independence, and socialization skills.
Are Olympiad and research programs part of the academic life?
Yes. Olympiad Coaching runs with a structured program, and the Science Olympiad Team (TOSKA) competes nationally while mentoring peers. The school also supports Research and Project work across seven fields: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Computer, Environment, and Technology.
What wellbeing and safeguarding support does the school offer?
Sanford Harmony provides social-emotional learning for Pre-K–6th grade to build communication and community. Counselling services include academic guidance, home visits, and student journals, and the school emphasizes a Safe and Enjoyable Place to Learn & Grow with safeguarding practices.
How is language support handled for EAL and bilingual learners?
Learning activities are delivered bilingually in English and Indonesian, with core subjects taught under the Cambridge curriculum. In Kindergarten, about 70% of instruction is in English, supporting EAL and bilingual learners.
What is the daily life like in terms of uniforms and food?
Students wear a polo-style uniform, and on-site dining facilities include a dining hall and a canteen, supporting daily meals on campus.
What is the boarding culture and how are the dormitories set up?
Boarding is available for Middle and High School with separate dormitories for boys and girls. The dorms include dining facilities on campus, and boarding charges are in addition to tuition.
Who governs the school and what is its history?
Kharisma Bangsa School was established in 2006 by the Kharisma Bangsa Foundation. It has held SPK (Satuan Pendidikan Kerja Sama) status since 2015 and collaborates with Cambridge Pathways since 2017, on a 1.1-hectare campus in Pondok Cabe.
