Second semester in our Kindergarten continues to be a busy and meaningful time, filled with learning experiences, cultural activities, and health programs that support the children’s growth and development.
At the beginning of the year, the students received deworming medicine and vitamins as part of the regular health services we provide for them. Through this program, we aim to help maintain the children’s health and well-being so they can continue to learn, play, and grow actively every day.
In March, the students participated in the holy month of Ramadan by learning about fasting and other Ramadan traditions and rituals. Through simple and engaging activities, the children were introduced to important values such as patience, kindness, gratitude, sharing, and respect for others. This became a meaningful opportunity for the students to better understand the spirit of Ramadan in a joyful and age-appropriate way.
On April 21st, the students celebrated Kartini Day. Kartini is Javanese noblewoman and pioneering Indonesian national hero who championed women’s rights, education, and emancipation in the early 20th century. The students were wearing traditional outfits from various regions of Indonesia. The school was filled with colourful traditional clothing that beautifully reflected the rich cultural diversity of our country.
The children proudly participated in the celebration, showing confidence and enthusiasm throughout the activities. This special moment was not only about introducing Indonesia’s cultural heritage from an early age, but also about nurturing togetherness, confidence, creativity, and the courage to dream — just like Kartini’s inspiring spirit. Through celebrations like this, we hope the children will grow to appreciate diversity, respect one another, and believe in their own potential for the future.
We can not thank you enough for your continuous support.