Last week, we celebrated Indonesia’s Independence Day. In that moment, we gathered our students to stand before Indonesian flag and sing our national anthem “Indonesia Raya”. The event even more exciting and joyful as they played various games and showed their creativity by decorating a bicycle with Indonesian theme attributes. Our little learners had the opportunity to appreciate our nationality, culture and the spirit of togetherness.

Indonesian culture is a rich mix of traditions from over 300 ethnic groups spread across thousands of islands. Guided by the national motto “Bhinneka Tunggal Ika” (Unity in Diversity), the country blends local customs, art, and daily community values into a unique national identity.

Children can learn culture naturally through art, music, traditional games, stories, movement and hands-on activities.

Through these activities, children are not only creating beautiful artwork but also learning that every culture has its own unique identity and story.

When children do the kuda lumping painting and dancing, their shared experience can become a meaningful cultural learning moment. By bringing Indonesian culture into children’s everyday learning through art and play, we can nurture young learners who appreciate their heritage and celebrate the wonderful diversity of Indonesia.

Let us continue to introduce Indonesia’s beautiful and diverse culture to the younger generation through artistic creativity and a spirit of unity.

Weather is the academic theme for Week 3 of the 2026–2027 school year.

Teachers introduced the children to different types of weather, explored appropriate clothing for various weather conditions, and engaged them in weather-related activities through a variety of fun and enjoyable learning experiences, such as: do some art and crafts “Weather Chart”, “Wind Blowing”, do outdoor activity on the sunny day and using umbrella pretending it was rainy day.

Keep up the great work, children! There are still many exciting activities and learning experiences waiting for us in the weeks ahead⛅🌈

The 2026-2027 Academic Year of Kinderhouse Preschool and Kindergarten has begun on 13th July 2026.

Beside main subjects, there are also many fun and creative things we wil learn and do, such as: Thematic and Gross Motoric activities, Workshop with Puyo Silky Desserts and lots more.

Let us embark on this new journey with enthusiasm, confidence, and the conviction that everything will be enjoyable and exciting😍🥳✨

From giggles to gasps, our Puppet Story Telling activity with Happy Holy Kids Land kept the students captivated!

The children beamed with joy and enthusiasm as Mr. Eli and Mondy the Monkey brought the story to life.

This activity encouraged creative thinking and supported literacy development by inspiring students to listen attentively and retell the stories.

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Happy Holy Kids for hosting this engaging activity from 28th July to 6th August.

Thank you for sharing such a fun and memorable experience with all our students!

To prepare our teachers for the upcoming academic year, we held a Montessori Training and Teacher Workshop on Early Childhood Behavior Management on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.

The workshop was expertly facilitated by Ms. Rebecca Diandra, M.A., from Halokin Development Center.

This training focused on effective behavior management strategies in early childhood education. Through the workshop, our teachers gained valuable insights into creating a supportive and structured learning environment that nurtures the social, emotional, and cognitive development of young children.