Charis Global School

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Charis Global School
Lippo Cikarang
Location

Indonesia
Information
Type Private, National Plus
MottoNurturing Global Citizens
Established2007
PrincipalAminah Salim
Head of schoolRuel Diwa
Average class size20 students
Student to teacher ratio1:6
CampusM.H Thamrin Business Park Kav 135-A Lippo Cikarang
Color(s) 
Website www.charisglobalschool.com

Charis Global School is a private National Plus school in Lippo Cikarang, Bekasi City, West Java, Indonesia. Essentially, the school programs are developed into three categories: Early Childhood Program (Nursery 1-2 and Kindergarten 1-2), Primary Program (Grade 1 to 6) [1] and Secondary Program (Grade 7 to 9). [2]

Contents

The school provides an English-medium education system besides Bahasa Indonesia as the language of instruction for Indonesian-based subjects. The student composition is primarily Indonesian but includes other nationalities. There are expatriate students mainly from Korea, Japan, China, Malaysia, and India.

History

Charis Global School was established in 2007 for local and expatriate students living in Lippo Cikarang.

The school has grown rapidly after initially opening only a pre-school level that offers the Early Childhood Programs. In 2009, the school started its Primary Program. The school changed its name to Charis Global School from Charis Global International School to comply with the Indonesian government's regulations on prohibiting the use of word "international" in school names. [3]

By 2016, the school had expanded into its Secondary Program.

Today the school has a total staff of about 70, out of which, 55 are teaching staff.

Curriculum

CGS main building in Lippo Cikarang CharisGlobalSchool.jpg
CGS main building in Lippo Cikarang

Charis Global School follows the National Curriculum [4] prescribed by the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture in Primary and Secondary levels, and also adopts the Singapore education curriculum [5] for English-based subjects such as Math, Science, English Language as well as Mandarin.

The school uses a wide range of teaching and learning methods to promote effective and engaged learning. For example, students are engaged in project-based learning. They also put up presentations to share their learning with their peers.

The school encourages participation in competitions, such as Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiads (SASMO), [6] American Mathematics Olympiads (AMO), [7] National Science Olympiad (OSN), etc.

Notable achievements

Key  Winner  Runner-up  Third Place  Finalist
YearLevelCompetitionsAchievements
2014PrimarySakamoto Competition Matematika Beregu6th position
2015PrimaryEnglish Story Telling CompetitionRunner-up (1)
Third Place (2)
2015Primary Marshall Cavendish Books – Mentari Books English Writing CompetitionTop 20 Entries
Final Round
2015PrimaryEF National Try Out English Competition [8] The Winner
2015PrimaryAmerican Mathematic Olympiads [9] [10] [11] 3 Silver
3 Bronze
2015PrimarySingapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiads [12] [13] 1 Gold
2 Silver
4 Bronze
2016Primary National Science Olympiad(OSN) [14] District Winner
2016PrimaryReading, writing & Numeracy (Calistung) Bekasi district CompetitionFinalist
2016Junior High President University English Speech CompetitionThird Place
2017PrimarySingapore & Asian Schools Math Olympiads [13] 2 Silver
4 Bronze
2017Primary National Science Olympiad(OSN) Mathematics Competition [15] Sub-district Winner
2018KindergartenWorld Mathematics Invitational KINDERGARTEN level [16] 1 Bronze
2018PrimaryWorld Mathematics Invitational PRIMARY level [17] [18] [19] [20] 5 Silver
3 Bronze
2018Junior HighWorld Mathematics Invitational SECONDARY level [21] 1 Bronze
2018PrimaryAsia International Mathematical Olympiad (AIMO) Grade 3, 4, 5, and 6 [22] 1 Gold
15 Silver
4 Bronze
2018Junior HighAsia International Mathematical Olympiad (AIMO) Grade 7 and Grade 8 [22] 1 Silver
3 Bronze

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