EMBRACE OCTOBER 2023

Vol.4 / OCTOBER 2023

Vol.4 / October 2023 From SBR's Academic Director Ibu Fransiska Susilawati Dear SBRian, Hello, dear parents, students, and esteemed teachers! Welcome to the October edition of our school magazine—stories of the incredible moments that have colored our school with joy, growth, and achievement. As the pages unfold, we invite you to embark on a journey through the heart of our school community, where each story is an evidence to the collective spirit that makes our educational family truly special. So, grab a cup of your favorite beverage, settle into your favorite reading spot, and let the tales of October weave a warm EMBRACE around you. In this month of October, many meaningful things happened and of course it enriches the learning experience at SBR. The enchanting world of our Playgroup and Kindergarten, the UN Day celebration unfolded as a resounding success, casting a magical spell of unity and diversity. Our young leaners adorned in colorful costumes representing nations from across the globe, showcased a spectacular display of cultural richness. This extraordinary event was made possible through the unwavering support and strong collaboration with our dedicated parents, who infused the celebration with a kaleidoscope of traditions, costumes, and culinary delights. Together, we transformed the school into a global atmosphere, fostering a sense of togetherness and understanding that will undoubtedly leave an everlasting imprint on our little ones' hearts. In the vibrant world of Primary School education, students embark on a delightful journey of discovery, where every day unfolds as a new chapter of exploration and growth. Through a rich learning experience, Primary School students engage in a symphony of activities that stimulate their curious minds and foster a love for knowledge. From hands-on experiments that ignite the spark of scientific inquiry to creative arts and collaborative projects that cultivate a sense of teamwork. These rich learning experiences sculpting our students into lifelong learners with a genuine passion for the beauty of knowledge. The Junior High School students set out on their own adventure through Education trips that opened doors to a world of experiential learning. These trips were not just about textbooks and lectures; they were a hands-on exploration of knowledge that ignited curiosity and passion. Academic accomplishments were complemented by a rich experience of non-academic achievements, showcasing the holistic development of our students. The OSIS forum is another highlight in October, an integral part of our dynamic student council program, providing a platform for spirited discussions and the exchange of innovative ideas, empowering our students to become leaders of tomorrow. Warm regards, Fransiska Susilawati Academic Director 1 Meanwhile the Senior High School students embarked on an unforgettable CAS trip, a journey that transcended the classroom boundaries and left a memorable mark on both the participants and the communities they touched. Through activities encompassing Creativity, Activity, and Service, our students not only showcased their academic skills but also demonstrated a profound commitment to making a positive impact. From collaborative projects to community service initiatives, their achievements resonated far beyond the trip itself, fostering a sense of responsibility and global awareness. As we recognize the crucial role parents play in shaping the educational journey of their children, a parenting seminar became a valuable forum for guidance and shared insights. Let the echoes of these narratives continue to inspire us, and may the spirit of learning and discovery guide us all.

P L A Y G R O U P & K I N D E R G A R T E N K1-PREP We begin theme 2 with the wonder of Nursery Rhymes. K1 students are introduced to the rich world of children's songs and rhymes. Gael and Nara decorate the Humpty Dumpty character by pasting the crepe paper onto the egg template. Through nursery rhymes, children develop their phonological awareness, vocabulary, and memory skills. They also enhance their listening and speaking abilities as they chant along with the rhymes. K1 In this theme, we also celebrate United Nations Day. It is a special occasion celebrated in our school to introduce our students to the concept of global unity and cultural diversity. It also provides an opportunity for our young learners to learn about different countries, cultures, and traditions around the world. Through engaging and interactive activities, children are exposed to various flags, games, cuisines, traditional dances, and landmarks from different nations. These sessions promote a sense of global citizenship and appreciation for diversity. It is a joyful celebration that instills curiosity, empathy, and a lifelong commitment to fostering a harmonious global community. 2 Vol.4 / October 2023 Exploring the Magical World of Nursery Rhymes in our K1 Classroom! The giggles and laughter have returned as our students come back after the holiday break and get ready for exciting adventures of theme 2 with the highlight “How We Express Ourselves.” In this theme, the students are introduced to different kinds of feelings expressions, such as happy, sad, angry, and calm, by coloring the expression of feelings according to the color that represents each feeling as well as discovering various ways to express themselves through art, music, storytelling, and other subjects. On October 24th, 2023, we celebrated UN Day with the theme “One World, Many Cultures.” Through this event, K2 students have learned to be more knowledgeable by learning about different cultures. All teachers and students also had the opportunity to dress in traditional costumes and participate in activities related to each country. As we embark on this new chapter, we’re eager to explore, learn, and create unforgettable memories together. Stay tuned for more adventures in our next edition. ... K2 Welcome back, Little explorers!

P L A Y G R O U P & K I N D E R G A R T E N K1-PREP ... Ye Won, Akmal, and Djodi demonstrated their ability to understand the colors that represent each feeling by coloring 4 expressions of feelings independently. Jocelyn, Arlo, and Aidan developed their ability in the fine motor skills area by making dots use of their fingers. 3 Vol.4 / October 2023 Alfa, Alexa, and Arthur showed their enthusiasm when doing a fun science experiment about the surface tension of the water. Welcome to our engaging journey into the art of storytelling! In this theme, we explore many different stories that share emotions, ideas, and creativity. We learn to discover different kinds of stories such as fable, fairytales, and nursery rhymes. Students explore Ways of Sharing Ideas and Feelings through learning how stories can be powerful vehicles for expressing thoughts, emotions, and perspectives. They uncover the art of crafting compelling tales that resonate with others. They also learn how to embrace various forms of storytelling, from traditional oral storytelling to digital platforms. They get to discover the magic of words, visuals, and multimedia in conveying your unique narratives. K3 The students show excitement in learning and sharing many ideas and opinions during class discussions. The "Accordion Books" project allows students to remember the stories they already heard. Jiro and Floryna paste the picture from the story about "Jangkrik dan Semut." In response to their enthusiasm to learn about fable stories, as teachers, we commit to providing our students with various media so they can communicate their thoughts, make their own decisions, and the ability to assess to be risk-takers. ...

P L A Y G R O U P & K I N D E R G A R T E N K1-PREP ... K3 students also listen to the story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." Christella drew watermelon and strawberry as what she remembers after she listened to the story. 4 Vol.4 / October 2023 K3 students embark on a thrilling number-based treasure hunt. Quon do the treasure hunt during mathematics and tells about what number it is. Also in this month the students are celebrate United Nations Day and K3 students representing the USA dressed up in red, white, and blue, and they played traditional American games during the cultural exchange event. It is a time for young learners to celebrate diversity and explore the world's cultures. The students are now in the process to express their thoughts and understand the impact of stories on the world around us. The students cannot wait for this activity, which has made them even more excited about this theme. Let the storytelling adventure begin! The readiness of prep students to explore the new theme is definitely shown. The theme “How We Express Ourselves” brought a great opportunity to develop their confidence as they were given the chance to express their birthday celebration moments together with their loved ones. Throughout their sharing, different kinds of expressions were seen on their faces, which reminded them of their own happiness during the birthday celebration. PREP Welcome to the journey of Prep Let’s check out the meaningful moments of some prep students! Zachary shared his birthday celebration with his classmates, and he was filled with happiness as he celebrated with his family. One thing that surprised him was the cactus birthday cake, which he loved. Joel's big smile in the photo reflected his happiness during his birthday celebration. He expressed his joy in celebrating his 5th birthday with a big fish on his cake, as he is keen on fish. ...

P L A Y G R O U P & K I N D E R G A R T E N K1-PREP The students' sharing was truly amazing, as it allowed each of them to reminisce about the joy they experienced with their loved ones during their own celebrations. The fun of the Prep journey did not stop there. This month, all the students also took part in celebrating the United Nations Day. The Prep students represented Thailand. They were dressed up in Thai accessories. The excitement from each student to explore more about Thailand was greatly appreciated. They displayed open-mindedness as they eagerly explored and learned about traditional Thai games, customs, and cuisine. 5 Vol.4 / October 2023 9 : Classes resume 4-5 : Non Teaching Staff - English Placement Test 11 : Photo Shoot Trip for Musical Production Performers 12 : Photo Shoot Trip for Musical Production Performers 12 : PD session for Managementteam 13 : Forum OSIS Event(JHS) 13 : PSG event: Parenting Seminar 18 : Photo Shoot Trip for Musical Production Performers 21 : Forum OSIS Event(SHS) 23 : Flag Raising ceremony 23 : ParentInfo Session (PIS) Grade 10 23 : PSG PA&E UN prep 24 : PGK UN Day 25 : ParentInfo Session (PIS) Grade 9 26 : Mobil Pintar Book Donation 27 : 2nd ParentInfo Session (PIS) Grade 9 31 : UNIVID (University Information Day) October ’ s Events ... Alfred was incredibly excited to share his birthday celebration with the class. He had so much fun celebrating with his lovely mom, and he specifically requested a Roblox cake because he enjoys playing Roblox. Nico had so much joy celebrating his birthday with his big family and the birthday cake with a Car theme makes it more meaningful. Megan felt beyond happy as she had a special birthday cake with a princess as the theme.

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT Unity Through Diversity: The Power of Respecting Uniqueness Sumpah Pemuda, or the Youth Pledge, holds a special place in the hearts of Indonesians. It marks a significant moment in the country's history when young patriots came together to declare their commitment to national unity and the Indonesian language. The students at Sekolah Bogor Raya's primary level took the initiative to celebrate Sumpah Pemuda in a manner that truly reflects the spirit of this national occasion. By celebrating Sumpah Pemuda, the students learned to respect and celebrate their nation's unity. Celebrating Sumpah Pemuda through the flag ceremony has provided primary students with a powerful lesson in the value of unity through diversity. As they raise the Indonesian flag together, these young learners experience firsthand the importance of coming together in harmony, despite their diverse backgrounds. They learned that the red and white of the flag symbolize the unity of the Indonesian people, representing a nation built on respect for individual uniqueness and cultural diversity. The primary students also learned the importance of valuing diversity and uniqueness during the assembly. It began with the presentation of “The Superpowers of Primary Students” and digging deeper into the value of kindness. Through discussions and engaging presentations, they discovered that unity thrives on the richness of differences among individuals. “What makes you special?” was one of the questions that was given during the assembly. 6 Unity is also becoming an important value of Sumpah Pemuda. It can be fostered through the profound act of appreciating individual differences and celebrating the uniqueness of people. In a heartwarming display of unity, the primary students have come together to perform a vibrant and energetic Zumba, led by the grade 5 students, during the school assembly, highlighting their commitment to upholding the values of Sumpah Pemuda. This spirited event was not just a dance, but a powerful symbol of solidarity and togetherness. Celebrating Sumpah Pemuda is not just about remembering the past; it's about actively participating in the present and shaping the future. By doing so, they are not only honoring the heroes of the past but also preparing to become responsible citizens and leaders of Indonesia's bright future. (WA) It was heartwarming to see the enthusiasm of students when they tried to give their answers. They appreciate that everyone is unique and that kindness is a part of embracing those differences. As the activity continued, these young learners gained an understanding of how being kind, respecting each other's uniqueness and diverse backgrounds is essential in embracing the spirit of Sumpah Pemuda. Vol.4 / October 2023 Sumpah Pemuda Celebration, honoring the unity in diversity, embracing our uniqueness, celebrating our strengths

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT Another Sneak Peek of The SBR Musical Practices What’s new about the SBR Musical Production journey? Well, all the participants including the primary students are surely still enjoying the practice. They are getting busier each and every day. The primary students come together with their unique skills and talents, doing their practices wholeheartedly to bring the performance to life in January. They realize that the collaboration within the whole team, among the actors, actresses, dancers, choirs, and the committee involved is essential for the successful production of a musical. The teacher is delighted not only by the musical progress that these young talents have made but also by the bonds of friendship and respect that have blossomed in this collaborative environment. The primary students have responded with enthusiasm and a readiness to learn. This cooperation goes beyond the musical production; it fosters a sense of unity and mutual support within the school community, promoting values of mentorship, kindness, and teamwork. The teacher is not only proud of the musical talents that are being nurtured but also of the character development and connections that have flourished through this collaborative endeavor. Can’t wait for the musical this January! Until then, stay tuned! (WA) 7 In November, they started their rehearsals together with all casts from PGTK and the Secondary level, which were marked by intense cooperation, as each group contributed to creating a harmonious and visually smooth show. The teachers are pleased to see the exceptional teamwork between secondary students and their younger primary school colleagues as they work together. The primary students, eager to learn and inspired by the older students, have demonstrated an extraordinary level of enthusiasm and a thirst for knowledge that is truly inspiring. Vol.4 / October 2023 Let’s practice together!

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT “Not Just People, Books Also Have Call Numbers?! Student Librarians’ Journey on Deepening The Books” When we hear “call number” we think of humans with their cell phones and homes with their cabled telephones, but what about books? This part of library management is not too unfamiliar, the librarian has taught the students about books’ call numbers before and during library skill activities. However, this time, it is being emphasized to the student librarians more. The work is rather independent and they have become skillful thinkers as well as reflective towards the end of the activity; Even the next week when asked about it, they could recall what they learned well. The activity resulted in many unlabeled books finally having a call number. Librarians will print the call number and the student librarians will have another fun activity to label each book from the call numbers that they have generated before. It will finally show the end products of their own works. (YT) 8 Vol.4 / October 2023 Student librarians have done their training and finally learned about call numbers, by identifying the book’s title, authorship, and the DDC also known as the code of the book’s subjects. Some of them were confused, it was a new thing for them, they did not expect that it would be medium-hard, and only a few were taking it as an easy activity. Each student has different capabilities and results, but all of them have worked well and inquired even further by trying to memorize some of the DDC so they don’t have to look back and forth through the Student Librarian’s Handbook or even explore the whole non-fiction shelf to check the numbers one by one. Student Librarians’ activities from week 2 until 4, they learn how to identify books through call numbers and genreficating easy reading books for grade 1-3

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE Grade 1 In October, there is a memorable day called Youth Pledge Day, or Sumpah Pemuda. The day when young people pledged to unify Indonesia as one country, one language, Indonesian. On this day, the first graders participated in the activities full of smiles. One of the activities is to discover their own brilliance by drawing a self-portrait on a paper template and writing down something special about themselves. The session was a brainstorming activity on the topic "What is your superpower?" using videos, PowerPoint presentations, and explanations from the homeroom teacher. Prior to this movement to foster patriotism was the Flag Raising Ceremony, which is one of the recurring occasions the students join in;On a sunny and sparkling Monday,"Our Public Hymn Indonesia Raya, one of our Public Tune Bangun Pemudi Pemuda" resonated with us all as we welcomed the first day of Theme 3. October: A Month of Discovering The Sparks 9 Vol.4 / October 2023 Theme 3 academic year 2023-2024 is under the unit of “Where We Are in Place and Time”. It begins with a buzz session discussing prior knowledge about houses. They composed on yellow papers about their viewpoints. Some demonstrated action by showing a few model pictures of houses and rooms on their inquiry table. In the following sessions, they will have more exciting activities like an excursion and expert visits. It will be astonishing, we can hardly wait! (AS) First graders participated in Sumpah pemuda event The students discover their own brilliance by drawing a self-portrait on a template paper and writing down a student's special thing/personality Foster patriotism “the Flag Raising Ceremony” Buzz session Theme 3 Example of pictures of houses, toy mockup rooms on students inquiry table

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE “What Makes You Special?” October 28 is known as Youth Pledge Day or Sumpah Pemuda, a time to remember the day when young people sparked the spirit to have Indonesian Independence in 1928. Their pledge proclaimed to have One Motherland, One Nation, and One Unifying Language. As a young generation, grade 2 students commemorate Youth Pledge Day by being reflective. They tried to discover their inner beauty by writing their uniqueness and drawing their selfportrait. They really showed awareness in knowing what they are good at and even showed their positive attitude in appreciating their peers. That was just the beginning! In the next session, we talked about Mother Earth. What makes Earth special compared to other planets? What can we see on Earth? What is the connection between Earth, Moon, and Sun? How can rotation and revolution affect our Earth? Can’t wait to see their curious faces and creativity in learning about it. The spirit of independence is also shown by the second grade students. They showed discipline by coming to school punctually and completing their work on time. They have made the reflection and discussed what they want to do to achieve their goal. We are very proud to see their improvement. Through fun learning activities, they engaged faster and were able to understand the 24-hour system and describe what they did at the same moment using past and present. (FWS) Grade 2 10 Vol.4 / October 2023 As we enter the third theme, “How The World Works”, the students were very expressive in sharing their thoughts and wonder about the Solar System and the elements inside. They became good researchers by exploring the characteristics of eight amazing planets. We had a gallery walk displaying the planets and their interesting facts for the students to gather the information. In order to demonstrate their prior knowledge, the students set up the puzzle of planets. “Discover The Uniqueness In Me” “We Are The Space Explorer” Ready To Learn Time

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE On October 28th, we celebrated Youth Pledge Day or Sumpah Pemuda, one of the big national events. To celebrate it, on Monday 23rd October, students had a flag raising ceremony to remind them again that small steps can change the world. In the classroom, students also drew themselves and identified their uniqueness. They understand that every student is unique and everybody has a chance to change the world. We realized why it needs to be celebrated every year, it is to remind us about the importance of unity above differences. Students also described what they could do for Indonesia as students and tried to start their action by spreading kindness everywhere. 11 Vol.4 / October 2023 Grade 3 Small Steps Can Change the World What did we serve in the classroom? Hands-on learning through science experiments allowed students to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Under the transdisciplinary theme “How The World Works”, first after the students did an experiment, they continued to become an inventor. They started the invention by identifying the problems that they faced in their daily activities. The students tried to see around and reflect on what energy that they usually used in everyday life. Second, they did analysis by using a design thinking process starting from empathy to see who they were trying to help. Next, they define the problem and ideate all the ideas that came into their mind to solve the problem. Then, they designed a prototype. They drew the design of the product based on the idea they chose previously. The design must be explained and drawn clearly because they will continue to make the prototype of their product using materials prepared by the teacher in the form of used cardboard, tissue cardboard, paper cups, string, etc. They must use creative thinking skills to build their prototypes. Their invention not only showcases the power of youthful creativity but also contributes to the ongoing global effort to combat energy problems. It demonstrates the remarkable power of youthful creativity and ingenuity when harnessed to address some of the most pressing challenges of our time. And now, we are entering November and welcoming theme 3 under the transdisciplinary theme How We Express Ourselves. We are going to learn about art in this unit. And as part of the project, they will have art exhibitions by doing a performance, artwork display, etc. It's going to be amazing! (SD) The students started to create a prototype based on their design One of the example genuine ides from grade 3: Roofcycle and Water Wheel Discussion about their uniqueness and things the students can do for the community Students created their self portrait and identified their uniqueness

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE Grade 4 Small Steps Lead to Harmonious School Community Katherine from 4A shared her action plan to manifest herself as an empathetic, caring, and respectful student by helping and assisting her friend to go to the school clinic after the accident happened during recess time. Garjita from 4B has another story that she inspired her friends Anya, Karen, Izabel, and Leya to create arts and crafts from used paper. This small step she and her friends have done indeed to show their commitment to care for the school environment. Arman from 4C as a creative, risk-taker, intelligent, kind, and brave student wants to make a small action for our school community by helping his friends who need assistance and always completing his responsibilities. October is a special month for Indonesia since we are commemorating Sumpah Pemuda. Indonesia celebrates Sumpah Pemuda to commemorate how the Youths unite to set goals and to agree as members of one nation. How do we commemorate and meaningfully celebrate this? Grade 4 students started the series of activities by drawing the uniqueness and positive values each individual possesses as a member of the school community. By knowing and being aware of our uniqueness and positive values, the students start to think about some small act of kindness they can do as members of the school community and as citizens of the broader community of Indonesia. 12 Vol.4 / October 2023 In this Who We Are transdisciplinary theme, grade 4 has exposure from the IMERI Museum to learn about human body systems; how they work, and interconnected from one to another. This visit enriched the students with some information about the medical education journey in Indonesia and health education for society. Additionally, the students can see some preserved medical artifacts. Grade 4 students also had a sharing session with dr.Yhossie about how to maintain and take care of our body system. The activities that we do and the food that we consume influence how our body system works. Therefore, dr. Yhossie also encouraged us to be more mindful of our activities and our food by doing hobbies, eating nutritious food, sleeping well, and above all maintaining our mental states to be happy. Theme 2 was finalized with a final project named Health Plan. The students are planning to have a good eating and workout plan. Good eating is like having a balanced diet and having nutritious food. The way they exercise and how we follow the safety procedures while exercising will also determine the health of our bodies. As part of the extension project, the students brought some traditional food and shared what are the benefits of that food and how it contributes to our health. In the end, they will reflect on whether what they have done has impacted their body as well as whether they still want to continue it. (ABK) Youth Pledge for Indonesia Imeri Museum Visit Dr. Yhossie sharing session about body system Health Action Plan Armand and Alvin Commitment to maintain the exercise after health action plan project over As a creative, risk taker, intelligent, kind and brave student, Arman from 4C is committed to do more to his friend by helping his friends and doing all of his responsibilities.

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE Proceeding with Theme 2, “Who We Are,” Grade 5 students continued exploring the reproduction of living things as part of the life cycle. They learned from dr.Yhossie about humans’ reproduction and the difference between puberty in boys and girls. In separate sessions, the girls learned about women’s reproduction in detail. Meanwhile, the boys also learned about men’s reproduction with our school counselor, Pak Bayu. The knowledge that they get will be very useful for them in facing the big transitions in their life during puberty. Grade 5 Transitions in Life 13 Vol.4 / October 2023 Entering Theme 3 under the theme “How the World Works,” Grade 5 students explored how matter changes. In the first week of Theme 3, they learned to identify the natural and manufactured materials to further discuss degradable and nondegradable materials in the following weeks. Grade 5 students seemed to be very interested and curious about how the material changes could bring benefit to society and human lives. On 25-26 October, Grade 5 students went through one of the most crucial phases in their primary level. Some selected students from the grade level joined Asesmen Nasional Berbasis Komputer (ANBK) held by the Ministry of Education. The exam was challenging for them but also meaningful. Prior to the exam, they prepared themselves for the past few months by doing the worksheets and discussing them in class. The ANBK exam included literacy, numeracy, and character surveys. Let’s give appreciation to every grade 5 student who has dedicated their time and effort to do the best in ANBK exam. Let’s wish them the best result for the exam! As 28 October is the day of Sumpah Pemuda, Grade 5 students were excited to know more about the history of the Youth Pledge. They revisited the story behind Sumpah Pemuda and correlated the event with their life as a youth in this era. One of the ways is by figuring out their uniqueness and what makes them special. By reflecting on themselves and trying to know themselves better, they also tried to determine how to contribute to Indonesia as a teenager. Last but not least, Grade 5 students would also like to say “Selamat Hari Sumpah Pemuda!” (GDM) Our grade 6 students embarked on a journey to understand the significance of Sumpah Pemuda. They learned that this historic oath symbolizes the unity of the Indonesian people in their fight for independence. The annual commemoration on October 28th serves as a reminder of the importance of unity and the inspiration it provides to future generations. Under the theme of "Discovering Your Spark: Building Harmonious Community," our students have engaged in various activities to celebrate unity and harmony. Let's find out more about the activities, shall we? ... Grade 6 Discovering Your Spark: Building Harmonious Community Expert visit to learn more about the human reproductive system ANBK exam, day 1 & 2

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE ... Our students began this journey with a class discussion that aimed to uncover what makes each of them special. This exercise encouraged them to embrace their unique qualities and characteristics. As they shared their thoughts and experiences, they discovered that celebrating individuality is a key element of building a harmonious community. In a creative twist, each student drew a self-portrait. Accompanying their artwork, they listed the unique qualities and characteristics they believed they possessed. This exercise not only showcased their artistic talents but also allowed them to express their individuality. The self-portraits became a visual representation of their uniqueness. 14 Vol.4 / October 2023 Students also recently had a great discussion about what it takes to build a community where everyone gets along and supports each other. We agreed that talking openly and honestly is really important. When we share our thoughts and listen to each other, we understand each other better and can solve problems together. To make sure everyone feels heard and understood, we want to get better at listening. We have to be able to listen without judging and really understand what others are saying. We believe it's important to have some common values in our community. It's important to show respect, empathy, kindness, and tolerance to each other. These values should be at the heart of our community. We also believe that it's important to include everyone, no matter where they come from or what they believe. As we celebrate the achievements during this program, let's remember that the spirit of unity and harmony should extend beyond special occasions. In our ongoing learning adventure under Theme 3, we're currently exploring "How We Organize Ourselves." Our students are eagerly diving into the exciting world of government, society, and the big impacts of decisions made by those in charge. In this unit, our students have been learning about the diverse forms of government that exist around the world. They've explored democracies, monarchies, dictatorships, and other government systems. Through this exploration, they've gained insights into how these different forms of government function and the roles they play in society. For the next learning journey, our Grade 6 students will also examine environmental issues that concern impacting the decisions made by governments and also the choices that have been made by the government can have a big impact on people’s lives. They will learn how governments respond to these challenges, shape policies, and work towards solutions. Additionally, we're planning an exciting field trip to "Dinas Lingkungan Hidup" where our students will get a chance to learn even more. They'll discover how this organization works to safeguard our environment and what they do to keep our surroundings clean and healthy. This trip will give our students an experience to better understand how government and environmental issues are connected, and we can't wait to share more about it in the future! (IQ) Learning how government choices affect our lives and the environment Learning how government works help students become informed citizen who can take part in our communities and make positive difference

P Y P I N A C T I O N WE ARE IB LEARNERS! Grade 1 Play is our brain’s favorite way of learning - Diane Eckerman Teaching children appropriate behavior and encouraging them to selfcorrect when they fall short. Mens sana in corpore sano’; Healthy body and healthy mind 15 Vol.4 / October 2023 Grade 2 “We Are Risk Taker, Inquirer and Communicator”

P Y P I N A C T I O N WE ARE IB LEARNERS! Grade 3 The love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of man - Charles Darwin Curiosity fuels the journey. One of the students is asking about the prototype. Through active listening, students show empathy and gain new ideas, perspectives, and insights. 16 Vol.4 / October 2023 Grade 4 “I help Abraham, so that he can play saron right during the Gamelan music session,” said Harumi. During Library Session, Rafael initiatively shared the stories from the book he had read to his classmates. Yaaay, I was successfully being a good communicator, Bu! He said cheerfully Armand showed his caring to his friend by assisting Affan to do the Mathematics counting process. 4B students showed their empathy by taking care of a friend who was vomiting on the school bus. One of the students even lent an extra T-shirt for him.

Grade 5 Communicators - “Nothing in life is more important than the ability to communicate effectively.” ( George Ford) Balanced - “Life is like riding a bike. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” (Albert Einstein) 17 P Y P I N A C T I O N WE ARE IB LEARNERS! Vol.4 / October 2023 Thinker - “Think higher, feel deeper.” (Flie Wiesel) Grade 6 Exploring the diversity of world religions through student-led presentations, promoting cultural awareness and mutual respect. "The Significance of Understanding How Government Decisions Impact People and the Environment” Students making questions in order to forming possible lines of inquiry based on the key concepts.

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S Improve Public Speaking Skills through MC’s Club Sekolah Bogor Raya is committed to nurturing the next generation of culturally aware, lifelong learners and thinkers who are compassionate, knowledgeable, and engaged citizens of the world. To achieve this vision, there are some steps that we apply in school life. One of those steps is to explore every learner’s potential so that they can be catalysts of learning, make a positive impact in the world, and enrich those around them. Student Leadership Club (SLC) is one of the answers for that. There are so many clubs provided by the school for secondary students. MC’s club is one of them. As we know, a Master of Ceremonies (MC or emcee) plays a crucial role in the success of any event. The Master of Ceremonies helps to represent the conference or event as a whole, while keeping the show on schedule and keeping the audience engaged. Some problems arise when being an MC. Some students may lack confidence and struggle to find the right words to express themselves. Others feel too shy to talk in front of many people. In response to these challenges, the MC’s club strives to embrace our students’ potential and improve their public speaking skills in various ways. Through consistent practice, students who join the MC club can analyze their strengths and weaknesses, especially in the context of public speaking. They not only took on the role of MCs, but also served as moderators for various events. They lead digital literacy seminars and talk shows with young writers from SBR. 18 Vol.4 / October 2023 We hope that the MC’s club will continue to be a safe haven for improving public speaking skills through consistent practice in various events. We also hope that the MC’s club can keep enhancing their communication skills so they can be good public speakers and communicators in the future. Hello from the Benevolence Club! We hope this newsletter finds you in high spirits as we approach the festive month of December. This season of giving is the perfect time for us to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate, and we have some exciting updates to share! Upcoming Event: Visiting the Nursing Home. Mark your calendars for the highlight of our year! On 9th December 2023, we will be visiting the Panti Wredha Kasih Karunia Kristus, to spread love and cheer among the elderly residents. Our mission is to bring warmth and smiles to their faces during the holiday season. ...

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S ... Jamming Session and Food Pre-Order: A Fundraiser for the Nursing Home. Before our visit to the nursing home, we've planned a delightful Jamming Session and Food Pre-Order event to raise funds. Here's what you need to know: Jamming Session for Donation: 9th November 2023 @ lunchtime Food Pre-Order: 31st October - 7th November 2023 Food Delivery: 10th November 2023 @ lunchtime Date & time: 19 Vol.4 / October 2023 This will be a wonderful opportunity for our club members to showcase their musical talents, as well as a chance for us to bond and have fun. We encourage all school members to participate in this event by either making a donation or supporting our talented musicians and singers. But that's not all! In addition to the jamming session, we will also be offering pre-orders for delicious homemade dishes. The funds collected from food sales will be used to purchase essential items and gifts for the nursing home residents. Stay tuned for the menu and pricing details in the coming weeks! Donate: Watch the jamming session and either share your donation or place your food pre-order. Spread the Word: Encourage your friends and teachers to attend the jamming session and place food preorders. How You Can Contribute: We're excited to make a meaningful impact on the lives of the elderly residents in December. Let's work together to make this holiday season one to remember! Your support and participation to our mission are truly appreciated.

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S Bye-Bye Plastic Bags SLC Bye-Bye Plastic Bags is a group of SBR students who are putting in efforts to join a global movement aimed at reducing and eliminating the use of single-use plastic bags. The group is concerned about the deteriorating condition of our Mother Earth, exacerbated by various environmental problems, with the most significant issue being the accumulation of waste. The most dangerous being the plastic waste, because most plastics in use today are made of polyethylene terephthalate, or PET for short, and are nearly indestructible. It is nearly impossible to decompose PET plastics because most bacteria cannot break them down. UV light from the sun can break plastic down, but it takes a long time. In the program named SBR Bank Sampah, the SLC Bye-Bye Plastic Bags tries to continue the program that has been started since the last academic year, when celebrating International Earth Day on April 22 2023. We would like to create a habit of collecting plastic waste in the SBR community, taking it from home and bringing it to school. What for? We work collaboratively with BASIBA (Bank Sampah Berbasis Aparatur), a waste bank in Bogor City. The plastic waste’s weight will be measured and as a return, BASIBA will pay an amount of money that will be transferred to SBR Bank Sampah account. The money we get will then be used for the school’s service activities. To conduct the SBR Bank Sampah program in this academic year 2023-2024, SLC Bye-Bye Plastic Bags will work together with the Student Council of Junior and Senior High School, and Class Representatives. We plan to start it with socialisation of all classes in secondary level at the beginning of November, and then the implementation of the program, a week after the socialisation. If the SBR Bank Sampah program runs well in the secondary level, at the beginning of Term 3, we will invite the PGK and primary levels to join this movement. (Aya Akaaboune - Gr. 10) 20 Vol.4 / October 2023 BADMINTON COMPETITION We attended a sports event called SIS-PIK Cup: Skywards. Which was held from 16th-23rd of September 2023. This event was organized by students for their CAS project and was open to all schools. There were different types of competitions like basketball, volleyball, badminton, and other kinds of sports. We had two teams representing the school. One team was the boys team that consisted of Christio (10A) and Russel (10C), and another team was the girls team that consisted of Elysia (10B) and Kenar (10B). We began with the selection of who would be representing the school. This decision was made during practice. Soon enough, we had our practice. It took us 2-3 weeks to fully prepare ourselves for the competition. We practiced every monday after school in the DSA, and we even booked a badminton court to practice outside of school hours. ...

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S There is also a lot that we can learn from this competition. I'm pretty sure we all can agree that teamwork and practice are key parts of this journey. We would like to thank the school for giving us the opportunity to compete and represent our beloved school. (Elysia & Kenar) But the real adventure began with the exploration of Belitung's natural beauty. The students trekked through the breathtaking Bukit Peramun, witnessed the underwater wonderland by snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of Pulau Lengkuas, and experienced the thrill of caving on the mystic Pulau Kelayang. Adding a dash of adrenaline, they engaged in water sports at Pantai Tanjung Tinggi. This journey was about more than just adventure; it was an opportunity for these students to expand their horizons, embrace new cultures, and forge bonds that will last a lifetime. ... Then, it was finally the day of the competition. For the boys' team, they had 2 days, while the girls' team only had 1 day. There was a day where we headed to SIS-PIK together with SBR’s car. We had our lunch upon arriving and waited for our competition time. Even though the result of our competition was not as we had expected, we still had so much fun together and also made friends with some students from another school. While we didn't expect to win, we played for fun, relishing the small improvements we made. We are glad that this competition can be a part of our journey in badminton. 21 Vol.4 / October 2023 My CAS Trip to Belitung Highlights: Learning and Fun We attended a sports event called SIS-PIK Cup: Skywards. Which was held from 16th23rd of September 2023. This event was organized by students for their CAS project and was open to all schools. There were different types of competitions like basketball, volleyball, badminton, and other kinds of sports. The trip commenced with community service as students taught English at SD1 Sijuk and contributed to environmental conservation by planting mangroves. They didn't stop there; they also explored the local economy, engaging in shrimp fishing and learning the art of traditional terasi-making. The MY CAS Trip to Belitung was a remarkable educational and experiential journey, and we look forward to more such enriching adventures for the students of SMA Bogor Raya in the future. (MT)

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S We are excited to share with you the thrilling and enriching experience of our recent class trip to Jogjakarta and Solo. The trip was a perfect blend of cultural exploration, educational activities, and unforgettable memories. Let's take a trip down memory lane and relive the highlights of our adventure! Our first adventure, led us to a local pottery workshop where we experienced the art of shaping clay into beautiful forms. Guided by skilled artisans, each of us had the opportunity to make some products. The workshop not only honed our artistic skills, but it also allowed us to appreciate the precision and patience required in traditional pottery. Our artistic journey continued with a captivating exploration of batik wooden mask making. The artisans warmly welcomed us, providing a brief history of the art form and its cultural significance in Jogja. The wooden masks, traditionally used in performances and ceremonies, are not just intricate artworks, but also carriers of stories and traditions passed down through generations. Under the guidance of skilled craftsmen, we embraced the intricate process of batik, a waxresist dyeing technique. Each student had the opportunity to express their creativity by designing and applying the hot wax into the mask. Grade 7 Goes to Yogyakarta and Solo October 31, 2023 – November 3, 2023 Our journey continued to Omah Pintar Penting Sari Village. Omah Pintar, lived up to its name as the "House of Learning." Nestled in the heart of Jogjakarta, this interactive learning space offered our students a handson experience in various fields such as science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM). In Omah Pintar, students experienced candle making, tempeh making and biogas making. From engaging exhibits to interactive workshops, Omah Pintar sparked curiosity and creativity among our students, fostering a love for learning in a dynamic and fun environment. Next stop, Penting Sari Village, where we had the privilege of immersing ourselves in the authentic rural life of Indonesia. The village, surrounded by lush greenery, provided a serene backdrop for our cultural exploration. Guided by locals, our students discovered the traditional food making, gamelan, Coffee making process and traditional dance. ... 22 Vol.4 / October 2023

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S ... As we made our way to Solo, our trip continued to the next iconic destination. Our visit to the Mangkunegaran Palace provided insights into the royal traditions of Solo. The palace's architecture and antique collections left us with a deep appreciation for the city's cultural heritage. On the same day, we also visited Danar Hadi Museum, which is actually a Batik Museum. Exploring the Magnificence of Candi Prambanan: Our journey to Candi Prambanan took us on a historical adventure, where the intricate beauty of this ancient Hindu temple complex unfolded before our eyes. 23 Vol.4 / October 2023

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S After a very long pause in the class trip program due to the pandemic, the Grade 8 students finally had their trip to Belitong, the island recognized by the book-based movie Laskar Pelangi by Andrea Hirata, is truly a beauty. The people are very welcoming and warm, and the food is amazing. Spending 4 days and 1 night, the Grade 8 students had an unforgettable experience. It started with a sightseeing trip in the Danau Biru. It is a kaolin lake that turns blue in natural daylight. This was followed by a puppet show given in the Geopark Information Centre. The first day ended with a traditional dining ceremony called as Bedulang in a traditional Belitong house. 24 Vol.4 / October 2023 Class Trip Grade 8 to Belitong 2023 Exploring the Belitong-Malay culture took centre stage on the second day in Desa Wisata Lalang. In groups, students learned either a traditional song, a traditional musical instrument (hadrah), pantun bersambut, pencak silat, or had a welcome dance assisted by the local community. Students performed their new skills in front of the village officials on the last day of the trip in Belitong traditional costumes. ... Geopark Information Center Danau Biru Puppet Show Bedulang in Belitong House

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S After lunch, students continued their trip to visit the Museum Kata Andrea Hirata, and met Ibu Muslimah who told them a very touching and inspirational story about her students and teaching experiences. They had a chance to visit the original school in the Laskar Pelangi movie. The night was still young, so the students had a night trip to Batu Mentas. After a very interesting and interactive session with the head of the Belitung Environment Care Group and a tarsier expert, Bapak Budi Setiawan, students took turns to see the Belitong Tarsier (Chephalophacus bancanus saltator) directly. This small ghost monkey is one of the smallest primates in the world, and it can only be found in the Philippines, Sulawesi, and Belitong islands. 25 Vol.4 / October 2023 What is the point of going to Belitong without getting into the water, right?! The third day was the day the students had been waiting for. They woke up earlier and went straight to the beach for island hopping. They sailed to Pulau Batu Berlayar, Pulau Pasir, and swam in the Pulau Lengkuas and Pulau Kelayang. Some of them even had the chance to release the sea turtle hatchlings back to the sea. As if the islands were not enough, the water adventure was continued to the Laskar Pelangi Beach. And the day ended with a short but meaningful visit to the Terong village for mangrove replantation. ...

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S As always, all the good things came to an end, the students had to go back home. But not before visiting BICA (Belitung Island ceramic Art) and buying the Belitong’s delicacies. What an amazing trip. Fun and meaningful too! Jalan ke pasar tuk meli papan Pegi kan umak naik kerite Kenalek kame kelas delapan Salam sejahtera buat semue LAGAA!! 26 Vol.4 / October 2023 CLASS TRIP GRADE 9 TO BELITONG Towards the end of 2023, grade 9 had the opportunity to go on a class trip. Belitong was the destination chosen for us to explore. Belitung is a small island that is rich in natural resources and beautiful tourism. We had the opportunity to visit Belitong for 4 days and 3 nights. We started by visiting Lake Kaolin, continued with a visit to the Geopark Information Centre, then enjoyed the sunset at Tanjung Pendam Beach, and closed the day with dinner together at the Belitong Traditional House. ... Danau Kaolin

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S On the second day, we engaged in traditional Belitung art training. We visited a village called Sungai Padang, there we practiced typical Belitung arts with local inhabitants. Students learned either a traditional song, a traditional musical instrument (hadrah), pantun bersambut, pencak silat, or had a welcome dance assisted by the local community. After practicing, students were given the opportunity to perform art according to the group that had been determined using traditional Belitung clothes. Before seeing the tarsiers, we visited a home industry that produces ceramics made from clay, and then we continued our journey to see and observe Tarsiers. 27 Vol.4 / October 2023 Geopark Information Center Bedulang in Traditional House Belting Sunset in Pantai Tanjung Pendam On the third day, we visited a beautiful island called Hopping Island. There we went snorkeling, and had fun playing in the water. We then had lunch in the middle of the small island. Next, we visited a beach called Laskar Pelangi, where this beach was one of the beaches used for shooting one of the most favorite films, Laskar Pelangi. After visiting many beaches, we planted mangrove trees. ...

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S On the fourth day, we visited Museum Kata Andrea Hirata, author of the book Laskar Pelangi, which was made into a very popular film and visited one of the most iconic schools in Belitung in the film Laskar Pelangi. There, we also met the original teacher, Andrea Hirata. After visiting various beautiful places in Belitung, we closed with lunch before returning to Jakarta. 28 Vol.4 / October 2023 Australia Students Immersion Program 2023 “Experience Australia Education and Life” Queensland, Australia, is known for its stunning natural landscapes, vibrant cities, and renowned education system. It has offered a unique opportunity for sixteen Sekolah Bogor Raya secondary students from Grades 9 to 11 to embark on an immersive educational journey, starting on September 30 and concluding on October 9, 2023. Assisted by PT Mulia Edukasi Mandiri (MEM), the program offered a wonderful blend of academic engagement, cultural exploration, and unforgettable adventures. Students participated in school programs at Marsden State High School, lived with kind and friendly host parents, visited Griffith University, and explored iconic destinations such as the Opera House in Sydney and Dream World in Gold Coast. After a 7-hour flight from Soekarno Hatta International Airport on the evening of October 30, the students safely landed in Sydney the next morning. The students had the chance to explore Sydney, especially its iconic Opera House. The next day, they flew to Brisbane to meet their host parents and to get acquainted with the families who would accompany them throughout the program. On the third day of the program, students started the educational part of the program by going to Marsden State High School where they immersed themselves with the local students and joined the school program. ...

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S 29 Vol.4 / October 2023 ... Each SBR student was accompanied by a buddy from the school. During school days, students were also introduced to the First Nation culture as well as its traditions. After three days of the immersion program at the school, the students visited Griffith University in Nathan Campus, Queensland. They were guided to witness how one of the best universities in Australia conducts its programs and provides high-quality education to its students. On the eighth day of the program, students had their relaxing time by going to Dream World in Gold Coast where they tried to test their adrenaline by taking some fun yet extreme rides. On the ninth day, students were given the opportunity to spend their final day with their host parents before their flight home the next day (October 9, 2023). After 2 days of traveling and 7 days of the program, students finally returned home safe and sound, ready to share their amazing stories to their family and friends. The Australia Student Immersion Program 2023 has provided an enriching and unforgettable experience for the 16 SBR students. This unique blend of academic and cultural immersion, coupled with visits to iconic Australian destinations, offers a well-rounded understanding of Australian life and education. As participants returned home, they not only brought back cherished memories but also a deeper appreciation for the quality of education, the diverse culture, and the incredible beauty of Queensland, Australia.

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S The Financial Literacy Workshop, held on the 19th of October, was designed to empower and educate students about the importance of managing their finances wisely. This day is particularly significant for students in Grades 10 to 12, following the IGCSE and IBDP Program. Financial literacy is a crucial life skill that should be integrated into their educational journey, and this event provides a valuable opportunity for students to gain knowledge about managing money, setting financial goals, and making informed financial decisions. The IGCSE and IBDP curriculum aim to develop well-rounded, knowledgeable, and responsible individuals, and financial literacy is a fundamental part of achieving this goal. Financial literacy encompasses an understanding of budgeting, saving, investing, debt management, and the financial systems that underpin our global economy. These skills are vital for students who are about to embark on higher education and eventually enter the workforce. Strengthening fundamental knowledge : Financial Literacy Day for Grades 10-12 Students 30 Vol.4 / October 2023 The event took place from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM in the Mini Audit for Grade 10, and in the DSA for Grades 11 & 12, providing students with a focused and concentrated learning experience. The schedule was thoughtfully designed to ensure students could engage with various aspects of financial literacy. The event kicked off with an inspiring speech from prominent financial expert Ms Angelica Jonathan and Ms Yulia from PT Mirae Sekuritas Indonesia. This introduction highlighted the importance of financial literacy and its relevance to the IBDP curriculum. Budgeting and Money Management Understanding Credit and Debt Saving and Investing for the Future Workshops and Seminars (8:15 AM - 9:15 AM). The core of Financial Literacy Day was a series of interactive workshops and seminars conducted by experienced financial educators. These sessions covered topics such as: During Q&A and Closing Remarks, students had the chance to ask questions to the panelists and event organizers. The closing remarks emphasized the importance of incorporating financial literacy into daily life and academic studies. Improved Financial Knowledge: Students left with a deeper understanding of financial concepts and the skills needed to manage their finances effectively. Goal Setting: Many students learned how to set financial goals and the importance of creating a personal financial plan. Empowerment: By grasping the intricacies of financial systems, students gained a sense of empowerment to make informed financial decisions in their future endeavors. Career Insights: Understanding the financial world offers IBDP students a valuable perspective on career opportunities in finance, economics, and related fields. Lifelong Learning: Financial literacy is not a one-time lesson; it's a lifelong journey. Students are now equipped with the resources to continue learning about finance independently. Financial Literacy Day for IBDP students yielded numerous positive outcomes: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Entrepreneurship and Wealth Creation The Role of Government and Economic Policies Financial Literacy Day is an indispensable event for IBDP students in Grades 10 to 12. The event, which took place on October 19th, provided a structured platform for students to develop essential financial skills and knowledge. By integrating financial literacy into the IBDP curriculum, schools are not only preparing students for success in their academic pursuits, but also equipping them to make sound financial decisions as responsible global citizens. These skills are invaluable as students progress to higher education, enter the workforce, and navigate their future financial journeys.

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S Our guest speaker, Mr Bayu Adhitama, talked about the implementation of SDGs in an organization and also an effective collaboration in an organization. He gave simple case studies and the delegates raised their opinions regarding the problems given, and in the end, all participants took pictures with the guest speaker. The performances of each group would be the long awaited part of the event. The performances were in the form of dramas & musical performances. The picture session would mark the end of the Forum OSIS 2023 event. According to some delegates, this event was a very fun & memorable experience for them.They mentioned that they had learnt a lot through this event and by their opinions on this event we could say that the forum OSIS 2023 was a success. 31 Vol.4 / October 2023 Friday, October 13th 2023, the day where Sekolah Bogor Raya’s annual Junior High Forum OSIS was held. Sekolah Bogor Raya’s annual Junior High Forum OSIS is an event where 2 members of the Student’s Council from many schools across Jabodetabek meet to build strong relationships & brainstorm. With the topic of fostering an effective collaboration for efficient problem solving in an organization. The JHS Student Council chose the topic mentioned since challenges are always there and it is inevitable. In order to solve problems, effective collaboration is highly needed. Our sponsors for this event include: Kopi Tugoh, Pepper Lunch, and Roti Venus, and we invited Mr. Bayu Adhitama, B.B.A., CPS as our honored guest speaker. We successfully gathered 18 schools across Jabodetabek to attend this event. These school included: SMP BPK Penabur Bogor, SMP Nasional Plus BPK Penabur Bogor, SMP Taruna Bangsa, SMPN 10 Kota Bogor, SMP Regina Pacis Bogor, SMP Cikal Amri, SMP Dian Harapan Bogor, SMPIT Al-Khairiyah, SMP Mardi Yuana Bogor, SMPN 3 Bogor, SMP Nizamia Andalusia, SMP Cikal Lebak Bulus, SMP Binus Bekasi, SMP High Scope Kelapa Gading, SMP Insantama, SMPN 12 Kota Bogor, and SMPS Alam Bogor. There were several activities such as discussion sessions, and guest speaker sessions to the awaited performances from each group. Speeches from Andria Amaira, the Head of Forum OSIS 2023 and Pak Susandi Wu, the JHS Principal of Sekolah Bogor Raya would be the starting point of this event. After the opening ceremony, we had the ice-breaking session where delegates could bond and know one another before the main activities. The Icebreaking session activities included: Back drawing & charades followed up by a discussion session, where delegates were given case studies and they had to solve it with the groups given. We provided activities like performance preparation to prepare for the awaited performances at the end of the event, we also provided a school tour for the delegations. Some of the delegates said that the most exciting part of the event was the guest speaker session. FORUM OSIS SMP 2023

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S Love in this year’s Forum OSIS includes the environment and future business projects. Under the theme of ‘EcoVenture: Unleashing Future Environmental and Business Endeavours,” we aim to create a series of activities to highlight the importance of projects that entail both business and environmental aspects, especially projects that can be created by and for the students. We realized the massive challenge for student-led organizations to be able to incorporate these two aspects; if it is too business-oriented, the environment would be disregarded and harmed, and if it is too environmentally-oriented, no profit will be made. SBR FORUM OSIS SMA 2023 “I want to know know know know. What is love?” -TWICE 32 Vol.4 / October 2023 14 schools from all around Jabodetabek had the opportunity to socialize, discuss, and learn through our varied activities, which included case-building exercises, event proposal-making, performances, and even a guest speaker with experience in Greenpeace and the Rainforest Alliance. These activities have led us one step closer to our goal, which not only consists of EcoVenture, but also of networking and building interschool relationships. The aim of building connections was achieved. With an impactful start to this year’s Student Council, we can only hope that these activities will shape the minds of our future leaders from various schools, inspiring them to include environmental importance in their future events. On behalf of the Senior High School Student Council of 2023-2024, the wisdom and connections gained throughout the event will be irreplaceable as we continue on our journey in hosting events and even beyond.

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S Students from Grades 9 to 11 embarked on a truly unforgettable CAS trip from October 23rd to 26th, 2023, in the captivating landscapes of Banyuwangi, Indonesia. This program seamlessly blended academic exploration, cultural immersion, and thrilling adventures, leaving an indelible mark on their educational journey. Banyuwangi, Indonesia, served as the perfect canvas for this remarkable educational odyssey. Nestled amidst stunning natural landscapes, it provided our students with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the vibrant local culture, steeped in rich traditions and renowned learning opportunities. As the midnight hour approached, our intrepid team prepared for the awe-inspiring Ijen trekking adventure. Conquering the majestic Ijen trek, they found themselves spellbound by the otherworldly beauty of the landscape. Mountains possess a certain magic, a unique ability to humble us and inspire awe. The challenges of the climb seemed to fade, replaced by a profound sense of accomplishment, reminding us to tackle life one step at a time and celebrate every peak along the way. ... 33 Vol.4 / October 2023 Banyuwangi CAS Trip 2023: Exploring A Journey of Learning, Culture, and Adventure" The heart of this experience lay in the enchanting traditions of Kemiren village. Our students wholeheartedly embraced this beautiful community's customs and rituals. They delved into the intricacies of the Gandrung dance, a graceful art rooted in expressing affection, particularly towards the rice goddess Dewi Sri. Accompanied by the captivating notes of the gamelan, the Gandrung dance performance was a testament to their dedication. The evening was beautifully capped with a shared dinner, forging deeper connections. Students participating in gamelan practice Students practicing gandrung dance Students are trekking to Ijen crater Students celebrated completing Ijen trekking Sunrise moment in Savana Bekol

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S ... The journey continued with an exploration of the vast savannas of Baluran National Park. Here, they marveled at the diversity of flora and fauna in this pristine environment. The park, situated at Java's eastern edge, predominantly features open savannahs, providing a haven for wildlife. Witnessing the majestic Javan water buffaloes, known as "banteng," the agile Java mouse-deer, or "kancil," and the resplendent peacocks displaying their colorful plumage, students gained a deeper appreciation for nature's wonders. 34 Vol.4 / October 2023 In the heart of their educational journey, our students also delved into the art of crafting bamboo woven items, learning about the intricate and sustainable practices of local artisans. This hands-on experience allowed them to appreciate the craftsmanship and traditions deeply rooted in Banyuwangi's cultural tapestry. Additionally, the students had the unique opportunity to visit a fish preservation site, where they gained insights into the vital role played by these facilities in sustaining the local fishing industry. Witnessing the methods employed to ensure the freshness and quality of seafood was not only an educational experience but also a testament to the importance of responsible resource management in coastal communities. Students are making bamboo woven in Gintangan village Students are visiting fish preservation site in Wonorejo village Yet, this adventure was not solely about exploration; it carried a profound commitment to environmental stewardship. Our students became champions of coral conservation at the pristine Bangsring Beach, dedicating themselves to preserving the fragile marine ecosystem. Planting coral and enjoying sunset in Bangsring beach This journey was a masterpiece of learning and discovery, etching unforgettable memories into the hearts of our adventurous SBR students. It exemplified the power of experiential education, leaving them with a richer understanding of the world and a deep appreciation for the beauty of Banyuwangi. As they return, they bring with them not only memories but also a newfound passion for learning and an enduring sense of responsibility towards the environment and diverse cultures. Learning together, inspiring success.

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S 35 Vol.4 / October 2023 Greetings from Sekolah Bogor Raya! We are delighted to share an exciting educational experience as our IBDP Visual Arts students had a university visit to LaSalle College Jakarta. This special visit was designed to offer them valuable insights into higher education and expand their understanding of various creative disciplines. A Glimpse into LaSalle During their visit to LaSalle College, our students had the special opportunity to take part in LaSalle College Jakarta open house and Workshop. The main aim was to check out the many different programs and majors the college offers. They joined workshops in areas like Fashion Design, Gamer Art and Design, Interior Design, and Artistic Makeup. These workshops were a great chance for them to learn more about these creative fields in an exciting way. VA - LaSalle College Jakarta Uni Visit & Workshop The visit was marked by a series of workshops that not only expanded our students' knowledge, but also allowed them to experience college life firsthand. This immersive experience exposed them to the latest trends, opportunities, and methods in the world of arts and design, providing valuable practical insights. The workshops were not only educational, but also enjoyable, leaving our students with new perspectives towards their career plan. One of our students, Inggried, participated in the Fashion Design workshop, showcasing her skills in watercolor painting. Shaping the future This visit to LaSalle College Jakarta has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on our IBDP Visual Arts students. It inspired them to follow their creative passions with more excitement. We'll keep supporting our students' talents and hope for more chances like this to help them learn and get ready for a successful future in art and design. Thank you for joining us in celebrating this enriching experience at LaSalle College Jakarta. Stay tuned for more exciting updates from Sekolah Bogor Raya! Sekolah Bogor Raya Shines at HSMUN Sekolah Bogor Raya (SBR) has once again demonstrated its dedication to academic excellence and socioemotional development through the outstanding achievements of its Model United Nations (MUN) team at the recent Sekolah Highscope Indonesia MUN (HSMUN) event. SBR's MUN team, comprised of dedicated students, left an indelible mark at HSMUN, earning well-deserved accolades. Kesa, a G9 student, was awarded a Verbal Commendation in the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), while Audrey, a G10 student, secured a Verbal Commendation in the World Health Organization (WHO) council, both reflecting their remarkable dedication and communication skills. ...

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S 36 Vol.4 / October 2023 ... Cherly, also a G10 student, was honored as the Most Outstanding Journalist in the United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA), showcasing the versatility and talent of SBR's students. Rene, another G10 student, received a Verbal Commendation in the Historical Crisis Committee (HCC), highlighting his exceptional problem-solving abilities. At Sekolah Bogor Raya, we believe that education should not be confined to textbooks and classrooms but should extend to the development of well-rounded individuals equipped to thrive in the complexities of the modern world. Our Model United Nations (MUN) program has consistently proven to be a powerful platform for our students to enhance their academic prowess and socio-emotional skills. The recent success of our MUN team at the Singapore Intercultural School Kelapa Gading (SISKG) MUN is a testament to the impact of this program on our students. ... Luke, a valuable member of SBR's MUN team, earned an Honorable Mention in the HCC, further underscoring the team's collective competence. Beyond the accolades, SBR's MUN program is instrumental in nurturing essential socio-emotional skills such as empathy, effective communication, and adaptability, enabling students to thrive in an ever-evolving world. The program fosters a profound sense of responsibility and global citizenship, inspiring students to collaboratively address complex global issues. Sekolah Bogor Raya continues to be a cornerstone of comprehensive education, nurturing well-rounded, compassionate, and globally-aware leaders. The success at HSMUN is testament to SBR's unwavering commitment to this mission, and we eagerly anticipate the future accomplishments of our MUN delegates as they continue their journey toward excellence and positive global impact. Congratulations to all our students for their remarkable achievements! (CE) Elevating Academic and Socio-Emotional Skills Through MUN at Sekolah Bogor Raya

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S 37 Vol.4 / October 2023 ... The SISKG MUN event showcased our students' exceptional performance in various councils and committees. Notably, one of our experienced MUN veterans Felicia Audrey (G12) chaired council, demonstrating leadership and diplomatic skills that are second to none. This reflects the depth of knowledge and maturity our students acquire through their MUN journey. But MUN isn't just about winning awards. It's about nurturing leaders and global citizens. Dominick (G12) received an Honorable Mention for his contributions to the G20 council at SISKG MUN. This is a testament to the dedication, research, and public speaking skills students gain through their MUN experience, which are invaluable for their future academic and professional endeavors. Beyond academic achievements, MUN hones socio-emotional skills that are vital for personal growth and success. Students learn to empathize, communicate effectively, and negotiate with peers from diverse backgrounds, fostering a global perspective that goes beyond borders. MUN also cultivates resilience and adaptability. In a fast-paced environment, students must think on their feet and adjust strategies quickly. These skills are invaluable in a rapidly changing world. Furthermore, MUN encourages a sense of responsibility and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. By tackling complex global issues and seeking solutions through cooperation and diplomacy, students are inspired to become active, informed citizens who are ready to address real-world problems. Sekolah Bogor Raya's MUN team is dedicated to nurturing well-rounded individuals, and the success at the SISKG MUN is a testament to our students' dedication. We will continue to empower our students to excel in their academic journeys while becoming compassionate, effective, and globally aware leaders, with MUN remaining a cornerstone of this endeavor.

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S 38 Vol.4 / October 2023 On October 31st 2023, we successfully held SBR University Information Day 2023 under the theme "Dare to Design The Future." This event, hosted by Sekolah Bogor Raya, proved to be an educational celebration that opened doors to a world of opportunities for our students and their families. Global Reach: Connecting Dreams Worldwide Our university fair saw participation from around 30 distinguished universities from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Australia, the USA, and Europe. Representatives from these institutions enthusiastically shared insights about their courses, campuses, and application procedures. Students and parents had the unique opportunity to interact with admissions officers, making this event a stepping stone to future academic pursuits. Empowering Workshops: Nurturing Tomorrow's Leaders We believe in empowering our students to shape their future, which is why we organized a series of informative workshops catering to students in grades 9 through 12. Here's a glimpse of some of the topics covered: How to Find the Best Version of Me: Encouraging self-discovery and personal development. How to Build an Ivy League Profile: Insights on what top-tier universities seek in applicants. IELTS Preparation: Expert guidance for students planning to take the IELTS exam. Ireland as a New Study Destination: Exploring the growing academic opportunities in Ireland. PTN Selection Process: A comprehensive guide to the Indonesian State University entrance process. UCAS and Common App Essay Writing: Crafting compelling essays for international applications. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. University Information Day 2023:“Dare to Design The Future” These workshops provided invaluable information to our students as they embark on their educational journeys. The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of our Grades 8-12 students, their parents, and several guests from neighboring schools. This collaborative atmosphere fostered a dynamic exchange of ideas and experiences. Our students had the chance to ask questions, clarify doubts, and build connections that may well shape their academic and professional futures.The SBR University Information Day 2023 was a resounding success, thanks to the dedication of our students, teachers, and the enthusiastic participation of universities and students' families. We firmly believe that our students are now better equipped to Dare to Design The Future!

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S 39 Vol.4 / October 2023 On October 31st 2023, we successfully held SBR University Information Day 2023 under the theme "Dare to Design The Future." This event, hosted by Sekolah Bogor Raya, proved to be an educational celebration that opened doors to a world of opportunities for our students and their families. The 12th graders worked tirelessly for weeks to plan this thought-provoking conference .Under the leadership of TOK Coordinator Mr. Chris England, the students designed imaginative games and activities to deeply explore the theme. The students also managed all logistics, prepared materials, invited teams from other schools, and ensured the day ran smoothly. SBR 12th Graders Lead Successful TOK Conference Teams of IBDP students from Mentari Intercultural School Jakarta (MISJ), Beacon Academy, North Jakarta Intercultural School (NJIS), and SBR 11th graders participated in the conference. The games and activities encouraged participants to tap into their critical thinking skills. The conference also featured a contest where student teams presented their interpretation of the theme. Our 12th graders organized this contest and coordinated the presentations. It was incredible to see the diverse perspectives that emerged throughout the day. The 12th graders facilitated thought-provoking discussions that allowed students to reflect on their learning. Their efforts culminated in a celebratory spirit. Mr. Chris England advised the student organizers and helped make the conference a success. But the true praise goes to our 12th-grade students for their initiative and dedication in planning this memorable TOK tradition. They provided an enriching experience that honored knowledge and collaboration. Congratulations to all involved!

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S 40 Vol.4 / October 2023 SBR delegates showed outstanding achievement by getting first, second, and third place in the Binus science competition in making a soap and solar oven. They have a genuine interest in science and want to explore their passion further. This competition offers an opportunity to delve deeper into scientific concepts and apply their knowledge. This competition also exposes them to new ideas or concepts and helps them to build important skills such as teamwork, time management, communication, and perseverance in doing some trials before the competition. Binus Blue Feather Science Competition Myscha, Bernice, and Moses won first place for soap making. The soap made by this group used a combination of coconut oil, sunflower oil, olive oil, and oatmeal added to the mixture. Joelle, Anya, Angeline, and Aqila won second place for soap making. The soap was made using coconut oil added to the mixture. Mikael, Eric, Annabelle, and Amaira won the second place for making solar oven in Binus Blue Feather Science Competition. The solar oven made was using a card box with the inner sides covered by aluminium foil. Nirwa, Amanda, and Marlie won third place for soap making. The soap made by this group uses a combination of olive oil, grapeseed oil, and coconut oil to the mixture. Kanika, Hugo, and Kaissar won the first place for making solar oven in Binus Blue Feather Science Competition. The solar oven made was using a card box with the inner sides covered by styrofoam with aluminium foil. Blue Feather Spelling Bee Competition 2023 Hi everyone! This is Faith and Kanika, and we would like to share a little bit about our Spelling Bee journey! On the 23rd of October 2023, we went to BINUS School Simprug to compete in their Spelling Bee competition, which we spent countless hours of preparation on. Only one thing was going through our minds, and it was “This is it. The day we’ve prepared so much for. We need to win this.” As we entered the competition hall, we felt a sense of pressure on us. In the room, there were only the teams, the quizmasters, and our coaches, and we could feel Mr Chris Thompson watch every single one of our moves. However, it wasn’t only pressure that we felt, we also felt a mixture of nervousness and excitement as we stood among other hopeful spellers. The competition was fierce, and each word presented was a challenge. We still remember the feeling of relief and accomplishment when we successfully spelled a word, and the sinking disappointment when we didn't. As we advanced through the rounds, we could see the camaraderie that developed among participants. For us, the journey through the world of spelling bees has been a rollercoaster of emotions, a test of knowledge and composure, and a celebration of language. Although we were a bit disappointed that we got 2nd place, what matters more is the experience that we had from this. It's a reminder that language is a living, breathing entity that evolves, and spelling bees are a testament to the beauty and complexity of the English language. As participants, we’ve gained more than just the ability to spell words; we’ve acquired a profound respect for language and the dedication it takes to master it. The journey through the world of spelling bees has been an unforgettable chapter in our life, one filled with words, dreams, and the unshakable belief that, with the right effort and passion, anything is possible. We shared stories of long study sessions, the thrill of discovering new words, and the support of our families and friends. It was a reminder that while spelling bees are competitive, they are also a celebration of learning and language.

Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT 3rd Place in Olimpiade Matematika Tingkat SD Se-Jabodetabek, Presented by GAMA UI 3rd Place in Spelling Bee Competition Category Primary 5-6 (Group C), English First Cipete Karya Terbaik Kategori C (Kelas 5-6 SD) , Festival Menggambar Nasional Dancow 2023 Severine (Grade 5) Gold Medal 100 M K2 Putri Kejuaraan Sepatu Roda Tingkat Nasional , Patriot Championship 2, Bekasi. Arie (Grade 6) Silver Medal - 50 M Backstroke Gold Medal - 4x50 M Freestyle Relay Gold Medal - 4x50 M Medley Relay Jakarta Short Course 2023 Gelora Bung Karno, October 19-21, 2023 Alula (Grade 2) Katherine (Grade 4) 1st Prize Winner in Free Selection B3 Category, Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition 2023, ICE BSD Tangerang. William (Grade 1) 1st Commendation in Beginner A3 Category, Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition 2023, ICE BSD Tangerang. Wilson (Grade 1) 2nd Prize Winner in Preparatory A1 Category, Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition 2023, ICE BSD Tangerang Abid (Grade 1) 1st Winner Membaca Puisi for Grade 1-2 Madania Writing and Speaking Competition 2023 41 Vol.4 / October 2023 P rim a r y S c h o ol Merit Award in Mathematics Level C Olimpiade Matematika 2023 - Olima^2 by Diamond Education Institute Gold Medal in 50 M Breaststroke Grade 4-6 Girls Category, Silver Medal in 50 M Freestyle Grade 4-6 Girls Category, ALGATION ALAZKA CUP Swim Competition 2023 Bronze Medal - 200 M Individual Medley Women , Jakarta Short Course 2023, Gelora Bung Karno Merit Award in Mathematics Level AOlimpiade Matematika 2023 - Olima^2 by Diamond Education Institute Diamond Award in Kinder B1 Category- Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition 2023, ICE BSD Tangerang. Angel (Grade 6) Candice (Grade 2) Clifford (Grade 2) Merit Award in Mathematics Level A Olimpiade Matematika 2023 - Olima^2 by Diamond Education Institute Jason (Grade 2) Bronze Award in Mathematics Level A Olimpiade Matematika 2023 - Olima^2 by Diamond Education Institute Vynka (Grade 6) Merit Award in Mathematics Level C Olimpiade Matematika 2023 - Olima^2 by Diamond Education Institute Calief (Grade 2) Merit Award -Thailand International Mathematical Olympiad (TIMO) 2023

Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT P rim a r y S c h o ol Keiko (Grade 3) 1st Winner in Fiction Story Writing for Grade 3-4 Category Madania Writing and Speaking Competition 2023 Khrisna (Grade 3) 2nd Winner in Fiction Story Writing for Grade 3-4 Category , Madania Writing and Speaking Competition 2023 Elaine A Zhang Merit Award at the Olimpiade Matematika Diamond Education Institute Bronze medal in Bahasa Indonesia Gold medal in English Bronze medal in Math Bronze medal in IPS Bronze medal in Biology Silver medal in Chemistry Bronze medal for -U14 (pemula) -50kg. Gold Medal for Karate Kumite -U14 -30 kg (kelas pemula) Silver Award at the Olimpiade Matematika Diamond Education Institute Bronze Award at the Thailand International Mathematical Olympiad Heat Round 2023 - 2024 (Offline) Andria Amaira At the Indonesian Science Competition: Kompetisi Siswa Braindicator: M. Jabbar A IPDN Karate Open Championship 2023- Sirkuit FORKI III Jabar: Angie Gold Medal at the Olimpiade Bahasa Inggris Open House Elevate. Rachelle C Edmerdson 42 Vol.4 / October 2023 S e c o n d a r y S c h o ol S e c o n d a r y S c h o ol Gold medal in English at the Smart Student Best Olympics Bronze medal in IPS at Nusantara Science and Social Competition 2023 Silver Medal in English Bronze Medal in Bahasa Indonesia Gold medal in English Silver medal in Chemistry Silver medal in Biology Silver medal in IPS Silver medal in Bahasa Indonesia Bronze medal in Chemistry Clairine F Khayyirah Young Scholars Olympiad 2023: Annabelle N Tunggadewi Kompetisi Siswa Braindicator 2023: Olimpiade Siswa Indonesia Sumpah Pemuda 2023: Gold medal in Bahasa Indonesia Gold medal in PPKN Gold Medal in English at the Smart Student Best Olympics Bronze medal at the in Archery Festival 2023 Shafira R Putri Kompetisi Siswa Braindicator (KSB 2023): Gwyneth Hardian, Nandhita, Amira, Aziza Best Vote at the Indonesian K-Pop Style Season 3 Levania K Hutabarat Silver Medal in Mathematics at the Smart Student Best Olympics Afiatin A Fazia

Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT Verbal Commendation in the UNSC Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Honorable Mention, HCC at the High Scope MUN Justin K Djapa Verbal Commendation in the UNSC Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 M Luke Atmadja Rene N Manan Verbal Commendation, HCC at the High Scope MUN Dominick Chai Honorable Mention, G20 at the SIS KG MUN Nadjila V Apostolova 1st Place in Chinese Singing at the Blue Feather-V Agna, Joelle, Angeline, Aqila Sawitri 2nd Place in Science: Soap Making at the Blue Feather-V Nirwasita, Marlie and Amanda 3rd Place in Science: Soap Making at the Blue Feather-V 44 Vol.4 / October 2023 S e c o n d a r y S c h o ol S e c o n d a r y S c h o ol Most Outstanding Delegates in the UNSC Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Most Outstanding Journalist, UNCA, at the High Scope MUN Best Position Paper in the ILO Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Verbal Commendation, WHO at the High Scope MUN Maikaghia Honorable Mention in the FAO Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Fathimah H Badjened Verbal Commendation in the CRISIS Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Shane M Santoso Most Outstanding Delegate in the FAO Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Cherly Bertine Giovanna A Santoro Most Outstanding Delegates in the UNSC Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Puspita Juwita Best Delegate in the ILO Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 Audrey N Hartono

" W E " C O M M U N I T Y O F L E A R N E R S LEARNING TOGETHER WITH SBR TEACHERS Since May 2004, Ibu Astrid has been a part of Sekolah Bogor Raya (SBR), currently serving as the Vice Principal of Academic Affairs and an ESL Teacher in our Primary School. Born in Balikpapan on May 30, 1979, Ibu Astrid Widiastuti, or Ibu Astrid, holds a Master of Education from Universitas Pelita Harapan, Jakarta. She is also a certified TEFL and TESOL tutor from International TEFL and TESOL Training. Beyond her academic pursuits, Ibu Astrid is passionate about performing, singing, and writing. 45 Vol.4 / October 2023 The following interview offers insights into her experiences: E=Embrace A=Ibu Astrid E: Please describe the positive experiences you've had while teaching at SBR. A: SBR is my second home—a place that has facilitated my personal and professional growth. My journey at this school has been a rich tapestry of learning and teaching. A standout experience was my involvement in the Mari Berkarya literacy project, which brought together talented students and teachers. Mari Berkarya, a compilation of students' and teachers' literary and artistic creations, serves as a source of inspiration for young readers. Witnessing students contribute passionately to this project motivated me to continue being a lifelong learner and reflect on my own actions. Throughout my tenure at SBR, the teachers, students, staff, and parents have collectively shaped my teaching journey. Collaborating with them has been an invaluable experience—one that I will always cherish. Working here stands out as one of the best experiences of my life. E: What achievements have you discovered as a teacher at SBR? A: One of my most significant achievements as a teacher at SBR is growing and learning alongside my students, observing their remarkable development. E: What personal values guide your approach to teaching? A: I approach teaching with passion and sincerity— believing that these qualities are essential to fostering a positive and impactful learning environment.

"WE" COMMUNITY OF LEARNERS PARENT SUPPORT GROUP & COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS 46 PSG Parenting Seminar, 13 October 2023 @parentclub.sekolahbogorraya Vol.4 / October 2023 When we don’t understand a behavior, we tend to assume a child is doing it on purpose.

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