Developing global citizenship through International Week at NAS

At NAS Jakarta, we're always looking to improve our campus in ways that truly benefit our students. This year, we're excited to share that our swimming pool is undergoing a major renovation. The project reflects our continued investment in wellbeing, safety, and student experience.

NAS Jakarta is entering a new chapter. In the 2026-27 academic year, we will welcome our first Year 7 (Grade 6) cohort as part of our expansion into Secondary education.

We are thrilled to announce that NAS Jakarta’s U9 football team has been crowned champions of the 2024–25 JSC League, which finished last December. In addition to this incredible achievement, our team also earned the title of runners-up in the 2024–25 JSC Cup Competition, following a strong performance in the final match earlier this month.

Laughter, cheers, and plenty of splashing filled the air at NAS Jakarta’s annual Swim Gala, a much-anticipated event that showcased the very best of our school’s sporting spirit.

We’re excited to share a major milestone in our journey — Nord Anglia School Jakarta is expanding into Secondary education. This development transforms us from an Early Years and Primary school into a full through-school, offering a continuous, values-led education experience.

NAS Jakarta primary students showcased the rich diversity of indonesia to celebrate Batik day.

Led and organized by our Global Campus leaders, NAS Jakarta has begun an initiative to reach out to and support our neighbours by holding a Zero – Waste Market with the first one on Friday, 26th April.

The whole school wore blue and green to acknowledge Earth Day and congregated on the field to create a heart to symbolize peace and love in our natural world. Afterwards, classes took part in a three-minute silence listeningonlyto the sounds of nature.

Talk for Writing (T4W) is an approach to teaching English developed by literacy expert Pie Corbet. It is based on the principles of how children learn and can be adapted by teachers to suit the needs of their learners regardless of year group or key stage.

As parents, we all desire the best for our children, especially when it comes to their education. At the Nord Anglia School Jakarta (NAS), the commitment to providing a holistic early years education is a cornerstone of our philosophy. In this article, we will explore the multifaceted benefits of holistic early years education, emphasising child ownership in learning, the value of outdoor explorations, authentic self-driven learning opportunities, the power of play and the adoption of the Reggio Emilia philosophy.