We have native speakers as well as highly proficient Indonesian teachers

We have various programs and strategies to help improve language acquisition. Some of these include:
- Additional help for student and family through reading tasks, worksheets or writing exercises.
- Clinic groups where students have set times during the week where they learn in a one-on-one session with their teacher/s

Indonesian, Balinese

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Yes, we believe that it takes a team of teachers to educate your child. We have homeroom teachers, specialist teachers and teacher assistants all working together in our school.

Our upper primary classes use laptops in class and access a range of software and applications to support their learning. We have projectors available in every classroom for teacher instruction.
- Students engage with a range of technologies and materials in our Makerspace program.

During COVID-19 we were able to deliver our entire learning program online to all students in the form of video tutorials, live streaming lessons, access to external apps and software to aid in the learning process.

As a fully registered school in Indonesia we are required by government to spend 30 minutes a week learning about religion. We offer religious studies on the 5 main religions practised in Indonesia: Christianity, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam. Families can choose which religion to learn about. Note: WE DO NOT ACTIVELY PRACTISE RELIGION at school - we simply learn about the different teachings.

Students are required to spend the time learning about their chosen religion each week during religion classes. If the child or family are not religious, that is OK. However we ask the child to simply learn about the different religions for their knowledge only. Again there is NO ACTIVE PRACTISING of religion at school.

1. Cambridge progression tests (grades 3-6)
2. ACER Progressive Achievement Test for International Schools

Our students generally do very well in assessments.

Yes. Our main homework is reading. All students must read daily at home. We also provide a learning journal and take they must complete each week. Additional homework may be given for students who need extra help or for those in upper primary as they prepare for secondary school.

We recommend reading 15-20 minutes a day at a minimum for ALL STUDENTS.
At Primary level - other homework can be completed within the week and should not take more than 1 hour to complete.
Secondary level (lower)- 30-60 minutes daily reading and homework

We have not had a graduate complete high school yet.

We are able to cater for students personal needs due to our small class sizes and caring, professional educators. However we do not have teacher aides or specialist teachers who can support children with higher level needs requiring one on one support during lessons.

We provide many opportunities for talented or gifted students through multiage grouping classes and collaborative sessions (particularly in mathematics and reading). Students who are more advanced will learn in a group at a higher level with predominantly older students.

We have a psychologist in the school.

Yes. We have a child assessment and a family assessment.

For students enrolling in our Early Learning Centre we conduct a child assessment, observing your child as they play and perform a variety of fun tasks.
For primary age students we ask them to do some short reading, writing and arithmetic tasks at the level they are wanting to enter at.

Yes for some classes.

Generally, it is best to register before November as we usually conduct child assessments in January and send out letters of offer thereafter for the academic year.
If you are enrolling mid-year that is fine and we can tailor the process to suit.

Yes we accept students year-round provided there is a space available in the class.

Primary: 8am
Kinder B: 8.30am
Early Learning Centre: 9am

Primary 3-6: 2.45pm
Kinder B- Primary 2: 2.30pm
Early Learning Centre: 2pm

For our secondary campus we will provide transport for a number of families travelling from our Renon campus

YES. We provide free hot lunch and fruit snack daily for ALL early learning and Kinder B students.

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Basketball (on site)
Creative writing (on site)
Robotics (on site)
External providers:
Soccer
Capoeira
Ballet & Dance

PE classes 2x per week teaching basics of physical health and introduction to variety of sports eg. Basketball, soccer, athletics

Library
Makerspace and science lab
School garden

Large playground, climbing wall and slide (early learning centre)
Multipurpose court and grassy playground areas (primary campus)
Basketball and tennis court (secondary campus)
Mini soccer pitch (secondary campus)

Sekolah Stella Mundi is a certified Cambridge international education school.
We really care about each student, keep class sizes small so we can personalise learning.
We focus on student wellbeing, developing good character traits, critical thinking and problem solving skills
We provide real life skills and training at school so students feel connected and have a purpose to their learning.

Our school adopts the Cambridge curriculum and philosophy of teaching and ensures the four core values of respect, caring, collaboration and support are carried in every interaction and relationship at school. We believe that learning is a process and don’t give answers to students easily without a chance for critical thinking and analysis to take place first. Our teaching practices make learning fun, engaging and relevant for all learners.