Vol.5 / NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2023
Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 From SBR's Academic Director Ibu Fransiska Susilawati Dear Esteemed School Community As we are now in the final month of the year, it is with great joy that we present to you the December edition of our school magazine. This publication marks the culmination of a successful and smooth First Semester of 2023-2024 Academic Year , a testament to the collective efforts, resilience, and dedication of our entire school community. Warm regards, Fransiska Susilawati Academic Director 1 We extend our heartfelt congratulations to each student, teacher, staff member, and parent who has played an integral role in making the first semester a resounding success. Your unwavering commitment to academic excellence, personal growth, and the overall well-being of our school community has truly made a difference. In reflecting on the past months, we celebrate the achievements, milestones, and memories that have defined this semester. From academic and non academic accomplishments to community outreach initiatives, our school has thrived in every dimension. As we turn the page to a new year, we eagerly anticipate the challenges and opportunities that Semester Two will bring. The collaboration, spirit of learning, and mutual support that characterize our school community will undoubtedly propel us to even greater heights. Together, we will continue to foster an environment that encourages curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong love for our students’learning. On behalf of the entire school team, we express our deepest gratitude to each member of our school community for their dedication and hard work. Your contributions have made this magazine a reflection of our shared journey and accomplishments. As we bid farewell to 2023, we extend warm wishes to all members of our school community for a joyous holiday season and a Happy New Year. May the coming year bring prosperity, growth, and continued success to each and every one of you. Thank you for being an integral part of our school's story, and we look forward to creating many more chapters together in the upcoming semester.
P L A Y G R O U P & K I N D E R G A R T E N K1-PREP K1 students have been enjoying December with various activities and learning celebration events. As we continued our second theme “Nursery Rhymes”, Rey shows his enthusiasm in counting the three sacks of the wool like in the Baa Baa Black Sheep rhymes. Similarly, Alex was also happy during music time, he did a role play about the “I Caught A Fish Alive” song with Ibu Ertha. In the Nursery Rhymes, most of the students are engaged with the learning process. It looks like the magic of the rhymes, we were singing nursery rhymes together along the theme. K1 Stepping into a world of wonder, where we celebrate our learning about Nursery Rhymes. K1 students celebrate their knowledge of literacy by reading a story with our librarian, Ibu Nisa. She read the story about “Itsy Bitsy Spider” and the “Coba Lagi Coba Lagi” book. K1 students are very enthusiastic about the story. 2 TThe transdisciplinary theme "How We Express Ourselves" becomes evident as K2 students play on the PGK playground. They naturally express themselves when they feel happy, sad, angry, or calm and briefly explain the reason for each feeling. Sameera is happy when she goes on the slide because it's smooth and helps her quickly slide down to the ground. Rashif feels angry when fighting over the playground rides. Aira feels sad when she has to share and take turns using the playground rides. Katelyn felt calm while she was playing on the swing. ... K2 We also make shaped onigiri to eat together with friends. It’s good to share happiness as we dive into a book filled with magic and rhyme! Look ahead of exploring in the next theme, Kids! Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
P L A Y G R O U P & K I N D E R G A R T E N K1-PREP ... The most exciting part of this theme is the learning celebration and watching movies with friends. The students pretend to go to the cinema, complete with several activities carried out before watching the movie. Jayden buys tickets for the movie he wants to watch, meanwhile, Jadeline buys some popcorn to snack on while she watches. The students looked really excited as they used the money they made to buy tickets and popcorn. The students also looked surprised when looking at the popcorn box used were the box of popcorn they had made. Students and teachers were happy with the learning celebration. This learning celebration closes the "How We Express Ourselves"theme with great fun. 3 As part of our celebration of learning in Theme 2 about “How We Express Ourselves,” K3 students had a mini-musical drama titled “Kanchil Kisah Sebenarnya.” To promote the voice, choice, and ownership of their learning, the students chose their parts in the production by themselves. Some of them became cast members, dancers, or singers. Their excitement is shown from the beginning of the practice till the performance day. They did their best to remember all the dialogs, lyrics, and movements. K3 At the end of theme 2, we also had an event called “A Day with Mommy.” This is a way to promote a positive and supportive school environment, strengthen community ties, and encourage students to reflect on the importance of family relationships. All mommies are invited to come to school with the child and create moments together. Lastly, may your holidays sparkle with warmth and happiness. Cherish the moments with loved ones and return refreshed for an exciting new chapter in the upcoming year. Happy Holidays from K3! They made puppets, played games, and made animal clay together. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
P L A Y G R O U P & K I N D E R G A R T E N K1-PREP 4 We are thrilled to share the exciting news that our Prep students have been actively involved in a research project centered around waste sorting. Throughout this project, our students have been honing their research skills while learning about the importance of sorting waste based on its type, including plastic, organic, and paper materials. PREP Under the guidance of our dedicated educators, our students have delved into the significance of waste sorting as a crucial step in environmental conservation. Through hands-on activities such as making their own recycling box and interactive discussions, our students have gained a deeper understanding of the impact of proper waste management on our planet. Utilizing their research skills, our students have explored the characteristics of different types of waste and the environmental implications of improper disposal. They have demonstrated remarkable initiative and creativity in identifying effective methods for sorting and managing waste materials, showcasing their commitment to environmental stewardship. By engaging in this project, our students have not only expanded their knowledge of waste management but have also developed a heightened awareness of their role in preserving the environment. We are immensely proud of their dedication to this important cause and their enthusiasm for making a positive impact on the world around them. November & December’s Events December 4 : The beginning of End of 1st Semester Exams (Primary) 4 : 53rd Blood Donation 5 : Sex-Education Seminar (SMA) 6 : Grade 3 Art Exhibition and performances 7 : Grade 12 CAS Exhibition 8 : Grade 5 Science Fair 8 : K2 Theater Time 11 : Secondary School -Fictional Character Day 23 : PGK One Day with Mommy 23 : Secondary School -After EOS Activity (Sport Day) 14 : Secondary School - International Day (Performance) 14 : Secondary School - Career Day 15 : Secondary School Seminar 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) November 1 : ParentInfo Session (PIS) Prep 2 : Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Conference 2023 3 : ParentInfo Session (PIS) Grade 6 13 : Flag raising Ceremony 16 : Secondary School- Moslem fashion show 17 : Senior High School -Academic Programme Live Streaming 21 : Ceremony 1000 Books SBR & MNC Peduli 23 : ParentInfo Session (PIS) Prep 24 : Teacher’s day celebration by Parent Support Group 27 : The beginning of End of 1st Semester Exams (Secondary) Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT Supporting Advocacy Action Through the 1000 Books Donation Being in an IB environment, students are encouraged to learn and contribute not only to their well-being and community but also to society as a whole. MNC's recent collaboration with SBR supported this value and encouraged action from students. Sharing is truly caring, and students were empowered to share something that makes a great impact in our society: books. The event,1000 book donation, was held by MNC during November 2023 through Sekolah Bogor Raya. Students are showing their act of participation and advocacy through caring for others who may enjoy their personal book favorites. The books have been well-curated by the students before being donated and both SBR and MNC surely cannot wait to distribute them, contributing in a growth of knowledge and love of reading. 5 At the climax of the event on November 21st, 2023, MNC with SBR had performances in the third building while the Primary School Student Librarians from collected books from other students attending the event. The total number of book collected on that day reached 715, and end with 1,200 books on November 31! Having the students actively involved with books and collecting the donations was a meaningful act that will empower them to inspire others to love books and being literate. (YT) Some students have been highlighted due to their high generosity in donating plenty of books, two of whom happen to be student librarians too. They are Wijanging Ngelmu and Jawaher. One of them was interviewed by MNC and has expressed her enthusiasm for giving other kids the privilege of having books, as books are a great knowledge starter for children. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 The event along with student librarians and SLC reading time at Mobil Pintar afterwards
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT Embrace the Learning Adventure: The Value of Agility In the bustling DSA of Sekolah Bogor Raya, the air was filled with excitement as students gathered for another special assembly focusing on agility. Ibu Ria, the PS Vice Principal, took the stage with Pak Ade as the MC, emphasizing the importance of agility not just in physical activities, but also in the way students approach their learning journey. "What does agility mean to you?" A sea of hands shot up and enthusiastic voices filled the auditorium where each student was eager to contribute their interpretation of agility. The students shared their perspectives and came up with the conclusion that agility is an ability to learn, adapt to new situations, try new things, make friends, know what are the things that need to be improved, and try to find a way or strategy to remove the barriers. The genuine interest in understanding and embracing the concept of agility has turned a simple question into a spirited dialogue during the assembly. The students embarked on a thoughtful exploration to connect the IB Learner Profile with the concept of agility. Students from various grade levels engaged in discussions and it was lovely to hear words such as “reflective”, “risk taker”, or “open minded” come out while brainstorming ways in which the attributes of the IB Learner Profile align with the value of agility. They recognized that an agile learner embodies the characteristics of an inquirer who is always curious and ready to adapt to new challenges, a thinker who approaches problems creatively, and a communicator capable of expressing ideas flexibly. 6 Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Witnessing some of the live performances such as the Gamelan, poetry reading, and cheerleading have also given the students a showcase of the journey of being agile, both physically and mentally. During the performances, the performers captivated the young audience with short tales of their own experiences and the role agility played in their success. They highlighted how agility goes beyond physical flexibility, extending to mental adaptability, and the ability to embrace change. From the performers, they have learned that being agile means being a lifelong learner who will always grow and adapt to any kind of challenging situation. Being agile means accepting that it is human to make mistakes and to learn from them. We have to keep an open mind and be willing to adapt. This assembly about agility has encouraged the students to see challenges as opportunities for growth, emphasizing that being agile allows them to navigate the twists and turns of their academic journey with resilience and creativity. (WA) Let’s embrace our learning adventure!
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT Embarking on the Exciting Journey of the Grade 6 IB PYP Exhibition As we step into a new academic year at Sekolah Bogor Raya, the Grade 6 students are buzzing with excitement as they embark on the preparation for the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) Exhibition. This marks a significant milestone in their educational journey, a culmination of their learning experiences, and an opportunity for them to showcase their understanding of the various concepts studied throughout the PYP years. Adding to the excitement, our Grade 6 students recently had the privilege of meeting their mentors for the first time. These mentors are guiding our students throughout the exhibition journey, offering valuable insights, encouragement, and support. They also had the opportunity to have a special session with the school counselor to boost their confidence in facing the Exhibition next year. 7 The journey began with a sense of curiosity and inquiry, as our young learners dove into the exhibition's theme, Where We Are In Place and Time. The Grade 6 students enthusiastically started their journey by exploring real-world issues around them that resonate with their interests. They engaged in collaborative discussions, research, and hands-on activities to deepen their understanding of the chosen topics. The classrooms were alive as students brainstormed ideas, shared perspectives, and developed a shared vision for their exhibition projects. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 As the Grade 6 students navigate through this meaningful journey, we are witnessing not only the development of academic skills but also the nurturing of a spirit of teamwork, resilience, and what is needed to become agile. Stay tuned for updates on the remarkable progress of our young learners as they unfold the layers of "Where We Are In Place and Time" on this incredible journey of exploration, discovery, and growth. The IB PYP Exhibition - a celebration of learning, creativity, and collaboration! (WA) Meet the mentors!
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT SBR’s Musical Production: The Countdown Begins! As we step into the new year and the holiday that is coming soon, the SBR Musical Production called "Harmony in Motion" is scheduled on our school stage in January 2024. The preparation for this grand production is reaching new heights and excitement. The students, teachers, and everyone involved are contributing their talents and enthusiasm to ensure that "Harmony in Motion" becomes a spectacular showcase of a musical drama. Behind the scenes and in every process, the dedication of our teachers, musical directors, and production crew is inspiring. They work tirelessly to ensure that every note, every step, and every scene is executed with precision and passion. "Harmony in Motion" is not just a performance; it is a testament to the spirit of unity and collaboration that defines the SBR community. We invite you to mark your calendars and join us in January 2024 for an unforgettable evening of music, magic, and the joyous celebration of "Harmony in Motion". (WA) 8 The continuity of excitement is not only evident in the tireless practice sessions, but also in the enthusiasm of all participants. Our talented performers from the casts, the dancers, the choir team, the musicians from Secondary, and the crew are not merely rehearsing; they are crafting a symphony of working together, collaborating, and celebrating the emotion that accompanies the journey. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 "Notes echoing, passion flowing”
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE Grade 1 Semester 1 Academic Year 2023-2024 has ended very quickly. The new year 2024 brings new challenges, new opportunities, and new hopes in the air. In the process of ending semester 1, the 1st graders at Sekolah Bogor Raya were embracing fun-tastic learning adventures through the theme 3, “Where We are in Place and Time.” Grade 1 students were exploring types of houses, traditional houses, and how houses are different nowadays. They started the amazing learning experience by exploring the rooms in the house through a virtual tour and shared their ideas on the “See, Think, Wonder” chart. Furthermore, the students worked in groups to sort the things that they can see in each room. By having this activity, the students were gaining more understanding to complete their project in describing their favorite room in the house. Another energizing learning experience to have in this theme is learning about traditional houses in Indonesia by directly visiting one of our well-known places in Jakarta, “Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII)”. In this excursion event, students had a real experience of seeing the traditional houses in Indonesia, such as the Balinese house and Joglo house. Although the sun shone brightly, the students were still eager to explore the material that built the house, the rooms in each house, and the parts of the building itself. This is one way the students demonstrated agility during the fun-tastic activity. The 1st Graders Adventure in Agile Learning World 9 As the last topic to learn in theme 3, the students met Ibu Debbie, a passionate architect, to learn about how houses are different nowadays. We also discussed different types of houses and houses in the future. In addition, the students tried to build a house from Legos and shared their ideas about the house they made. It showed their creativity and agility to build the house of legos with limited time in groups. Grade 1 students had an amazing learning adventure this semester 1. Being Agile is one of our best traits in Sekolah Bogor Raya as a lifelong learner! Sekolah Bogor Raya, Jaya, Jaya, Jaya! (AS) Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 It’s fun exploring new things! Taman Mini Indonesia Excursion Expert Visit : Meet Up with an Architect.
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE Being Agile In Our Everyday Lives As we embark on an exciting journey through the school year, we're thrilled to share with you the latest updates and highlights from the Grade 2 classes. As we celebrate the invaluable contributions of our dedicated educators, we were excited to have a special Teachers' Day celebration that took place on November 24, 2023. This event was an opportunity for us to express gratitude, admiration, and appreciation for the incredible teachers who play a pivotal role in shaping the minds and hearts of our students. Throughout the day, students engaged in various appreciation activities within their classrooms. From heartfelt notes, students had the chance to express their gratitude in meaningful ways. Parents and students' support and involvement really made a significant impact on this special day. Grade 2 10 Our Grade 2 students unlocked the secrets of the sun, planets, and their interstellar dance. Ever wondered how the solar system works? Through interactive demonstrations and engaging lessons, they gained a deeper understanding of the gravitational forces, orbits, and the harmony that keeps our celestial neighborhood in balance. During our Sky World expedition, students had the opportunity to delve into the characteristics of planets. From the fiery surface of Mercury to the icy landscapes of Neptune, our budding astronomers explored the unique features that make each planet in our solar system truly extraordinary. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 As we venture into the heart of this school year, we are excited to share the incredible strides our students are making in developing key skills that will shape their future. Our focus on agility, collaboration, and information gathering is creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment. Our students are exploring new subjects and learning to approach challenges with curiosity and resilience. From quick thinking in problem-solving exercises to adapting to different learning styles, the students are becoming agile learners. Collaboration is also at the core of our classroom ethos. They are actively engaged in group projects, team-building activities, and interactive learning experiences. We encourage them to share ideas, listen to their peers, and work together to achieve common goals. The power of collaboration is truly evident in the supportive community that is emerging in our classrooms. (FWS) Teacher’s day Celebration “Sky World Wonder” Being Agile In Collaboration And Gathering Information
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE “Where Dreams Take Flight, Through Child’s Artistic Light”. Whether it be through the stroke of a brush, the harmony of notes, or the dance of words on a page like a poem, art is a medium to share your feelings. Under the transdisciplinary theme “How We Express Ourselves”, art was the big idea or topic that the grade 3 students learned. Art is around us in different forms and we use it to express our ideas, feelings, or even emotions. In this unit, they learned more about different types of art, how people express their ideas, feelings, and emotions through art, and last but not least about how we respond to the artworks. 11 Young Artists Unleashed: A Vibrant Showcase of Creative Brilliance at Grade 3 Art Exhibition Grade 3 As the journey of the grade 3 students’ learning process, we invited Ibu Christina, our Visual Art Primary teachers and “Teater Pager” to share about the elements of art and how we can express our feelings through visual art and acting. The students had the opportunity to use their creativity to draw an object from the draft design. They also learned about acting, and then continued by watching a pantomime performance by “Teater Pager” to tell us that miming can tell a story. They also asked some of the students to join them in acting based on their chosen scenario. It was very fun and the students really enjoyed it. Lastly, we invited Ibu Henny Ang to share about how people produce and respond to artwork. Students were very excited when Bu Henny showed some of the SBR Musical Productions such as ‘Laskar Pelangi’, ‘Hercules’, and ‘The Symphony of Soul’. They understood that in every performance there is always a process and preparation behind it. They learned to listen closely to other’s perspectives and always respond to art respectfully. As part of the project, we closed this theme by having an art exhibition. They had the freedom to choose the performance that they wanted to show in front of their parents, what they are interested in and an expert on. They chose to do dancing, drama, singing, reading poems, playing piano, playing drums, and wushu. At the closing performance of the art exhibition, we had Tobelo dancing and we invited parents to join us. Grade 3 students, parents, and teachers were dancing. Everybody was so happy and took it as a refreshing moment to gather together. Besides the performance, the parents are also invited to see students’ artwork which is a clay sculpture using the cubism and pop art style. “What a wonderful performance!” said one of the grade 3 parents. Congratulations, grade 3! Everyone enjoyed the process and the result when they learned to be resilient, risk-takers as well as communicators in this theme. ... Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Journey to Art Exhibition
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE ... Students were so reflective of their abilities and decided what performance they wanted to show in front of their friends, teachers, and also parents. Although we had a packed schedule for practicing, the students enjoyed the process and showed their effort to give their best for the audience during the Art Exhibition. They showed their commitment to preparing their exhibition. Sometimes they encounter challenges such as memorizing texts for singing, difficult movements in dancing, texts and drama expressions that must be appropriate but they remember that it has become part of the process of preparing for a performance. They reflect and show resilience by trying to practice again until they succeed. For some students, this may be something new, but with enthusiasm and self-confidence, they can demonstrate it well. Finally, they can shine on their way. (SD) 12 Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Grade 4 The Art of Taking Away Knowledge and Enhancing Agility Theme 4, "How the World Works," engages students in an exploration of Earth's transformation processes and the potential disasters caused by these changes. Through this theme, students learned natural phenomena like earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and other geological events that can impact the planet and human civilization. Students learned to analyze the safety procedures and develop a proactive approach to disaster mitigation. There were some activities we did in the classroom that supported our learning experiences in this theme. The students have the opportunity to investigate various types of rocks and minerals at the Science and Mineral Laboratory, Institute Pertanian Bogor. In this precious moment, they became more knowledgeable that rocks are made up of different minerals, broken pieces of crystals, or broken pieces of rocks. Some rocks are made of the shells of onceliving animals, or compressed pieces of plants. Furthermore, they also have sessions to listen to some experts about the tectonic movements. How do they contribute to the changing of the earth's surface. They also learned about types of soils and their compositions. What an experience we got from this visit, students learned to appreciate the interconnectedness of geological processes. ... Taking away knowledge from the Science and Mineral Laboratory, Institute Pertanian Bogor Behind The Scene Art Exhibition All about how the world works classroom’s activities
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE Bogor is located in West Java, Indonesia. As a part of the IndoAustralian plates, Bogor is amidst the mountains and hills. Some of the famous mountains are Gunung Salak, Gunung Gede, and Pangrango. Bogor is also relatively close to the beach along the southern coast of Java, Pelabuhan Ratu. Besides, Bogor is also famous as a city of rain. Therefore, there are some natural phenomena and potential disasters Bogor people need to be aware of such as landslides, volcano eruptions, and earthquakes. Two mountain guard officers were invited to the school to deepen the study of one of the potential disasters in Bogor, volcano eruption. A thank you to these heroic professional mountain guard officers who gathered the data from their daily observations. It will help us to identify the potential volcanic eruption disaster. Besides, we surely also need to be aware of other potential and frequent disasters such as floods, winds, and landslides. 13 Preparing for the first written final exam needs mental agility. Moreover, maintaining a positive and resilient mindset is crucial, allowing students to manage stress, stay focused, and swiftly adapt to unexpected challenges. Grade 4 students are facing the first written exam test this semester. This new system requires the need to adapt and respond well. Alarik, Ugo, and Shien did their best in preparing for the Language Arts exam on the first day. They felt nervous since they assumed that the test would be so hard, but in fact, it was not as severe as they thought. In class activity, grade 4 students also did a Drawing relay. This engaging drawing relay is adding further sketches based on their friends' contributions. As we draw to a close on this theme exploring "How the World Works," students have embarked on a profound journey filled with numerous learning experiences and meaningful insights. (ABK) Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Knowledge from Gunung Gede observation post Having mental agility in preparing for the first written final semester testin Grade 4 Sharing sessions from mountain guard officers Practicing mental agility in preparing final semester exam
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE Under the transdisciplinary theme, “How the World Works”, Grade 5 students explored the changes in natural materials that could benefit and challenge humans’ lives. As part of learning, students examined how the materials around them change, including the processes of melting, freezing, evaporation, condensation, sublimation, and deposition. Grade 5 experimented with each process to experience and witness how the properties and materials naturally change. They also connected these change processes to their daily lives because the changes of matter happen frequently in our daily lives. Besides, Grade 5 also discussed the dangers of using chemical substances. As an alternative, students explored how natural materials could be a safer alternative to daily products. They discovered that nature provides benefits for humans and that there are ways to benefit from what nature has provided. This learning aims to increase students’ awareness about ecofriendly products and lifestyles, which can be one of the solutions to environmental issues. Grade 5 The Agility of Young Scientists 14 In this theme, Grade 5 students also discussed agility in the learning context. According to Disprz.ai, agility in learning covers mental agility, people agility, change agility, result agility, and self-awareness. One of the big events for Grade 5 was the science fair, and throughout the preparation process, Grade 5 students applied agility in learning. The students had to exhibit and showcase the eco-friendly products they produced and created at the science fair. During the preparation process, the students faced challenges such as failure in the trial process. The products they created might burn, be too thick, or have a different consistency. The mental agility was needed for them to stay afloat and try again. Change agility and result agility were also needed because of the failure that students had required them to adapt and adjust the formula of the ingredients and the making process. The ability to stay calm and positive when facing challenges and changes were the main traits they needed to have to be able to strive. Since the science fair is a group project, knowing strengths and weaknesses could help the students to know what they could contribute to the team. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 During the D-day of the science fair, people's agility was also needed, especially communication skills. The students must adjust how they presented their products based on the audience. One of Grade 5 students, Severine, said, “The way I presented my product was different from when I explained it to Grade 3 & 4 students and our parents. I had to adjust the vocabulary, tone, and speed.” As this theme and this semester are over, Grade 5 students have learned and obtained experience. We hope the knowledge and experience that they gained would be useful for themselves and their surroundings. To close this year, Grade 5 students would like to say “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!” (GDM) Science experiment Behind the scenes of Science Fair
P R I M A R Y S C H O O L CLASS AT A GLANCE 15 The exciting journey as students eagerly prepare for the culminating project Primary Years Programme (PYP) Exhibition has started. The preparation of this journey indicates a commitment to understanding and addressing real-world issues that are connected with the theme, "Where We Are in Place and Time." The first step in their adventure involves a deep exploration of the issues surrounding them, starting from local community concerns to broader global challenges. In preparing for this big event, the students are not merely entering a phase of academic exploration but also actively cultivating the essential skill of learning agility. This important period in their educational journey marks an important effort to embed a preparation for the challenges and action. Exploring a range of issues showcases the learning agility trait of flexibility. Their open-mindedness in selecting diverse problems reflects an adaptable mindset, crucial for navigating the complexities of real-world challenges. The grouping of students based on shared issue topics has encouraged them to collaborate. When they are working together, they learn the importance of diverse perspectives and effective teamwork, also building interpersonal skills that are crucial for them in facing the future. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Grade 6 Fostering Learning Agility in Grade 6: Preparation for the PYP Exhibition For this preparation, Grade 6 students have invited Indorelawan as a guest speaker. During this session, students are encouraged to identify common societal issues, encompassing environmental and social problems. This insightful discussion prompts students to share actionable steps that they could do as a grade 6 student to make an impact. Complementing this, Mr. Bayu, our counselor, led sharing sessions on valuable insights into building successful collaborations. These sessions fostered a comprehensive understanding of teamwork among the students, providing practical, hands-on activities to sharpen their collaborative skills. Currently, the students are actively participating in mentoring sessions, a key component offering guidance and support throughout the entire PYP Exhibition process. In these sessions, Grade 6 students sharpen their skills, including effective communication, problem-solving, and critical thinking, through engaging discussions with their mentors. Another activity that also involves acknowledging feedback as an essential tool for growth, where students actively seek input for continuous improvement. As Grade 6 students move forward in their PYP Exhibition preparations, they are not only addressing real-world issues but also sharpening their crucial learning agility skills. The combination of flexibility, experimentation, collaboration, reflection, action, and mentor-guided learning creates a comprehensive educational experience, preparing them to navigate the complexities of an ever-changing world. (IQ) Guest speaker session and How to build effective collaboration to support the PYP Exhibition preparation Mentoring session with grade 6 students
P Y P I N A C T I O N WE ARE IB LEARNERS! Grade 1 When we listen and celebrate what is both common and different, we become a wiser, more inclusive, and better organization . -Pat Wadors- Winning doesn’t always mean being first, it means you’re doing better than you’ve done before -Bonnie Blair16 Grade 2 “From Caring Comes Courage” Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 The more risks you allow children to take, the better they learn to take care of themselves . -Ronald Dahl- “Effective teamwork begins and ends with communication” -Nat Turner- “Games are all about taking risk” -James Al TucherGrade 3 Understanding the importance of intellectual, physical and emotional balance to work together as a team "The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know." -Albert EinsteinSolving complex problems by applying logical and creative thinking. Finding new strategies to face the challenges.
P Y P I N A C T I O N WE ARE IB LEARNERS! 17 Grade 4 Attentively listen to the explanation about the procedures done in the Scientific Method Being active in the class discussion about layers of the earth Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Presented how the tsunami happened clearly to the friends. Being an open-minded student by contributing to decorating the class for the Christmas celebration Being principled and knowledgeable while doing the final semester one exam Being agile physically by playing soccer Grade 5 Knowledge will bring you the opportunity to make a difference. (Claire Fagan) Whatever words we utter should be chosen with care for people will hear them and be influenced by them for good or ill. (Buddha) Grade 6 "Embrace change, stay curious, and thrive in the face of challenges – learning agility is the key to continuous personal growth" Teamwork isn't just about shared tasks, but also a recipe for happiness, where collaboration adds joy to every achievement Working together as a team is crucial for reaching higher goals, fostering innovation, and unlocking our potential
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S After Exam Activities As the academic year nears its culmination, Secondary School is abuzz with exhilarating after exam activities that promise two weeks of diverse and enriching experiences for our students. These meticulously crafted activities aim to not only bolster academic excellence but also foster personal development, holistic growth, and a sense of community within our school. Week One: Nurturing Academic Excellence The first week kicks off with an emphasis on academic progression tailored to each grade level. For our inquisitive Grade 10 students, the focus is on the introduction to International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma subjects. Engaging sessions and workshops will immerse them in the fundamental concepts of their chosen subjects, providing a solid foundation for their academic journey ahead. 18 Meanwhile, Grade 12 students are diligently putting the finishing touches on their Extended Essays and Internal Assessments. This phase marks the culmination of their academic endeavors, showcasing their dedication, research prowess, and scholarly achievements. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Simultaneously, Grade 11 will be engaged in a series of sessions centered around Creativity, Action, Service (CAS). This includes a captivating talk show to underscore the significance of CAS in holistic development, along with exhibition preparation where students will showcase their inventive CAS projects. Additionally, an introduction to the Extended Essay for each subject will equip Grade 11 students with the essential tools and insights required to undertake this challenging yet rewarding academic pursuit. Week Two: Holistic Growth and Community Engagement The second week heralds a broader array of activities aimed at holistic growth and community engagement, catering to both Junior and Senior High School students. Students will partake in seminars covering crucial topics such as sex education, antibullying, and mindfulness. These sessions serve as invaluable opportunities to promote awareness, empathy, and mental well-being among our student body. In parallel, the Student Council has curated an array of exciting events. From the celebration of cultural diversity in an International Day festivity to the whimsy of Fictional Character Day, students are encouraged to showcase their creativity and individuality. Sports Day promises exhilarating competitions, fostering teamwork and physical fitness among participants. Moreover, the engaging and thrilling game, "Finding the Ace," awaits those seeking a challenge and camaraderie. Our school community eagerly anticipates these activities as they not only provide a platform for learning but also promote camaraderie, inclusivity, and personal development. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our dedicated faculty, staff, and the Student Council for their tireless efforts in orchestrating these enriching experiences. (KB)
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S (Exploring Excellence, Embracing Achievements) Celebrating Achievements at Grade 12 CAS Project Exhibition & Talk Show! The echoes of inspiration from the Grade 12 CAS Project Exhibition & Talk Show, held on December 7th 2023, continue to resonate in our school community. The Douglas Stoltz Auditorium was a vibrant hub, not only for students in Grades 10, 11, and 12, but also for the supportive Grade12 parents who joined us. 19 In-Depth Project Highlights: Bagi Anak Indonesia: Fostering Dreams, Inspiring Futures The Bagi Anak Indonesia project, a youth-led non-profit organization, stole the spotlight with its noble mission. Students exhibited their dedication to supporting underprivileged children in Indonesia, providing them with educational resources, sustenance, and activities to fuel their passions. The lesson learned here goes beyond the classroom, illustrating the impact of empathy and collective action on transforming lives. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Sekolah Bogor Raya MUN 2023: Nurturing Global Citizenship The Sekolah Bogor Raya Model United Nations Conference (SBRMUN) is an annual event fostering diplomatic skills. With the theme, "The Freedom, Peace, and Sovereignty of a New Generation," students engaged in critical discussions on global issues. The involvement of key members like Felicia Audrey Nugroho and Maikaghia Torino showcases the commitment of our students to promoting international cooperation. CAS Exhibition and Talkshow M24 2023 The Reel Deal NJIS Movie Competition: Unleashing Creative Narratives The Reel Deal, a short-film festival organized by North Jakarta Intercultural School, showcased the creative prowess of our students. One standout project,"Mirage," delved into the experimental theme, addressing the critical issue of mental health. The narrative of a young girl named Elizabeth, battling her inner demons, serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of mental health awareness and understanding. SBR Walk 2023: Striding Towards Community and Well-Being SBR Walk 2023, themed "Effervescence," marked the return of this annual event to an offline format. Beyond promoting physical activity and community bonds, the event contributed to Sustainable Development Goal 3, "Good Health and Well-Being." The participation of students and families in walking around the Danau Bogor Raya complex was a symbolic stride towards healthier communities. ...
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S ... In closing, the Grade 12 CAS Project Exhibition & Talk Show was not just a showcase of projects; it was a journey of self-discovery and collective growth. As we bid farewell to the echoes of inspiration resonating in the Douglas Stoltz Auditorium, we celebrate more than just academic achievements. Our students, the architects of change, have learned that education is not confined to textbooks and exams but is a dynamic force that extends into empathy, creativity, global awareness, and community engagement. 20 Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 These lessons are not finite; they are seeds planted in the hearts and minds of our students, destined to grow and blossom as they step into the next chapter of their lives. The Grade 12 CAS journey has been a testament to the resilience, compassion, and potential that lies within each individual. As we eagerly anticipate the bright futures ahead, we carry with us the invaluable lessons learned and the indomitable spirit of the Sekolah Bogor Raya community. Here's to our students, to their achievements, and to the limitless possibilities awaiting them on their journey beyond these familiar school halls. (AB) In commemoration of Heroes Day, 10 November 2023, a special occasion dedicated to honouring the valiant veterans who have selflessly served our nation, ‘A bite for All’ students held a fund-raising for buying food packages to be given to the veterans. Thanks to the generosity of SBRian students, who were able to collect 50 packages. The package contained a package of rice, milk, coffee, tea, and vegetable oil. One Biter for All As a token of our appreciation for the sacrifices made by our brave veterans, the ‘A bite for All’ team and the Student Council also organized a heartwarming visit to Markas Besar Legiun Veteran Republik Indonesia, Kota Bogor. They had the privilege of spending time with these heroes, listening to their stories, and expressing their gratitude for their service. Visiting veterans can be an enriching experience for students, providing them with a unique perspective on history, citizenship, and the qualities that contribute to personal and societal well-being. (SDS & ES)
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S We are thrilled to share the remarkable achievements of our MUN (Model United Nations) Team at the recently concluded Global Jaya School MUN, known as HAWKSMUN, held on December 2-3, 2023. The event showcased not only the intellectual prowess of our students but also their dedication to diplomacy, critical thinking, and teamwork. 21 Our team, consisting of talented individuals from various grades, demonstrated outstanding performance throughout the conference, making us proud with their insightful contributions and commendable achievements. The benefits of participating in Model UN are clearly evident, fostering both academic and social development among our students. Let's celebrate the accomplishments of our brilliant delegates: Audrey (Grade 10) - Honorable Mention, WHO Committee Audrey's diplomatic finesse and comprehensive understanding of global health issues secured her an Honorable Mention in the WHO Committee. Her commitment to research, articulate speeches, and negotiation skills undoubtedly contributed to the success of our delegation. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Empowering Minds: SBR MUN Team Shines at HAWKSMUN 2023 Rene (Grade 10) - Verbal Commendation, UNSS Committee Rene's eloquence and ability to address complex international security matters earned him a Verbal Commendation in the UNSS Committee. His dedication to fostering international cooperation and finding viable solutions was truly commendable. Cherly (Grade 10) - Best Journalist, Press Cherly's passion for journalism and keen observational skills were recognized as she clinched the title of Best Journalist in the Press Committee. Her insightful reporting and commitment to unbiased journalism set a high standard for aspiring journalists within our school. Ajmarel (Grade 9) - Honorable Mention, UNWomen Committee Ajmarel, a delegate in the UNWomen Committee, demonstrated exceptional awareness and advocacy for gender equality. His efforts were acknowledged with an Honorable Mention, reflecting his dedication to addressing crucial social issues. Luke (Grade 10) - Most Outstanding Delegate, UNHRC Committee Luke's exemplary performance and leadership in the UNHRC Committee did not go unnoticed. He was awarded the prestigious title of Most Outstanding Delegate, a testament to his exceptional diplomacy, negotiation skills, and in-depth understanding of human rights issues. These achievements not only highlight the intellectual caliber of our students but also emphasize the invaluable skills gained through participation in Model UN. The experience offers a unique platform for students to enhance their research, public speaking, critical thinking, and teamwork abilities. As we celebrate the successes of our MUN Team, let us also acknowledge the dedication of the advisors, mentors, and all those who supported the team in their journey. The Sekolah Bogor Raya MUN program continues to empower young minds, preparing them to be informed, articulate, and globally aware leaders of the future. Congratulations to our MUN Team on their stellar performance at HAWKSMUN 2023! May their achievements inspire future generations of delegates at Sekolah Bogor Raya. (CE)
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S Visiting Worship Places In Term 2, all religion subjects collaborated on an interdisciplinary project for all religions in Grade 7, with the theme of "holy places of every religion." Grade 7 students visited and collected information at their respective houses of worship. On Tuesday, November 14 2023, teachers and students collected information about the sanctuary and the worship places in Bogor for each religion. In the Islamic tradition, the Grand Mosque of Bogor stands as a symbol of communal worship and spiritual unity for Muslims. It serves as a place for congregational prayers, religious education, and community events, providing a space for Muslims to come together in devotion and solidarity. 22 Similarly, the GPdI Tiberias Bogor holds great importance for Christians, serving as a place of worship, prayer, and religious instruction. It serves as a hub for the Christian community, where believers gather to celebrate their faith, seek guidance, and strengthen their bonds with one another. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 For Buddhists, the Vihara Maha Brahma represents a sacred space for meditation, reflection, and the pursuit of enlightenment. It serves as a spiritual refuge where followers can engage in contemplative practices, study Buddhist teachings, and participate in rituals that deepen their connection to the dharma. seek solace, guidance, and spiritual nourishment through their religious rituals and observances. In the Catholic tradition, Bumi Maria Sareng Para Rasul holds a special place as a site for prayer, sacraments, and communal worship. It is a place of pilgrimage and devotion where Catholics The presence of these worship places in the world reflects the rich diversity of religious beliefs and practices, each contributing to the global tapestry of faith traditions. However, beyond the significance of individual worship places, the concept of interfaith, tolerance, and mutual respect among religious communities is of paramount importance in today's interconnected world. (ES)
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S In our pursuit of fostering a safe and inclusive environment, we recently hosted two impactful events that aimed to empower and educate our community members. Under the theme of "Speak Up, Stand Up: Be the Change in Your School Community,"these events focused on critical aspects of personal and collective growth. In parallel, our Sex Ed Seminar sought to foster a culture of open dialogue and informed decision-making. Led by experts from Rumah Sakit Azra, the seminar addressed essential topics related to reproductive health and responsible behavior. Participants engaged in constructive conversations, equipping themselves with the knowledge needed to make informed choices. Both events underscored the importance of breaking down barriers, fostering empathy, and actively participating in our community's wellbeing. These events encourage us all to speak up when necessary, stand up against injustice, and be the change we wish to see in our school community. 23 Our recent Anti-bullying Seminar, featuring the esteemed guest speaker Ika Amalia Kusumawardhani, M.Psi., Psikolog, brought to light the multifaceted aspects of bullying. Attendees gained insights into various types of bullying, the legal consequences involved, and the cyclical nature of such behaviors. Ika Amalia Kusumawardhani emphasized the role each of us plays, not just as potential targets or perpetrators, but also as bystanders. The crucial message shared in this seminar is silence in the face of bullying makes us unwitting accomplices. We were urged to transition from bystanders to upstanders, actively contributing to a community that rejects bullying in all its forms. Let's together create an environment where empathy triumphs over aggression. As we move forward, let's carry the lessons from these events into our daily lives, creating a positive and supportive environment for all. Together, we can truly be the change. (A) Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 Speak Up, Stand Up: Be the Change in Your School Community Anti-bullying Seminar Highlights Sex Ed Seminar Highlights
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S In a collaboration with Tes Bakat Indonesia, SBR Senior High School proudly hosted the Grade 10 aptitude test on November 11th, 2023. This initiative symbolizes a collective effort, as educators and partners joined hands to unlock doors to self-discovery and pave the way for future success. The Grade 10 aptitude test was a medium for students to embark on a path of self-discovery, exploring their strengths, passions, and potential career paths. This collaborative effort was dedicated to guiding our students towards a future aligned with their unique attributes. By unveiling their aptitudes, the assessment aimed to empower students with the knowledge and insights needed to make informed decisions about their educational and professional journey. Grade 10 - Aptitude Test Dear Students, Parents, and Colleagues, 24 Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 As we reflect on this significant event, let us celebrate the spirit of collaboration, self-discovery, and growth. The Grade 10 aptitude test stands as a testament to our commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals prepared to make meaningful contributions to society. Cheers to unlocking potential and charting the course for a promising future! (A) IB DIPLOMA - HIGHLIGHTS Greetings to all members of our vibrant IB Diploma Programme community! It is with great enthusiasm that I introduce myself as the new IB DP coordinator. As we embark on a fresh academic journey, I extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to each of you. DP Exhibition Day - A Celebration of Growth Unlocking the Doors to Academic Journeys Date: December 8, 2023 In the heart of Sekolah Bogor Raya, a vibrant celebration unfolded on December 8th – the DP Exhibition Day. This event marked a significant milestone for our Grade 11 students as they concluded their first semester in the challenging International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP). ...
S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S A Journey Unveiled: Preparations for this day were meticulous. Grade 11 students united in purpose, conducting a comprehensive briefing session to decide the format of the event. The result was a seamless blend of academic prowess and creative expression. 25 A Glimpse into their First Semester Journey: The DP Exhibition Day wasn't just an event; it was a window into the academic journeys of our Grade 11 students. Parents of Grade 10, 11, and 12 students, along with Grade 10 students, were invited to share in the experiences, reflections, and thoughts of our budding scholars. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 ... The IB DP is renowned for its academic rigour, demanding a great willingness, curiosity, and sustained effort. The transition to this program is both a challenge and a rewarding experience for our Grade 11 students. The DP Exhibition Day became a stage for them to reflect upon and celebrate their academic growth within the DP subjects. Transforming Spaces: As the DP Exhibition Day dawned, the 4th floor of [School Name] underwent a metamorphosis. Each room transformed into an immersive exhibit space dedicated to different subject groups. DP1 students took charge, adorning rooms with curriculum outlines, sample works, reflections, and captivating materials, offering visitors a deep dive into the essence of each subject. Setting Sail into Semester Two: As we approach the next semester, the excitement lingers. This celebration wasn't just a culmination; it was a launchpad for personal goals. The DP students, with their commitment and enthusiasm, have set a precedent. Their journey continues, and we eagerly anticipate the tales of challenges met and triumphs earned. A resounding congratulations to our DP1 students for conquering their inaugural semester in the IB DP! Your achievements resonate with the ethos of Sekolah Bogor Raya. We applaud your dedication and look forward to witnessing your continued growth and success. The DP Exhibition Day was a testament to the dynamic learning community that defines us. We extend our gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of this event. Here's to the next chapter in the academic odyssey! (TDS)
Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT Candice (Grade 2) Silver Award in Maths , Gold Award in Science, Gold Award in English at Indonesia Advanced Student Competition 2023 (IASC). Bronze Award in English at National Alberta Competition 2.0 Sumpah Pemuda 2023. Bronze Medal in English (Provincial Level) at Indonesian Youth Science Competition (IYSC 2023). Math - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Sapphire Award in English Level A, Sapphire Award in Mathematics Level A, Sapphire Award in Science Level A at Olimpiade 3 Nusantara. Gold Award in Solo Piano Kinder III Category at Indonesia International Young Musician Award 2023. Bronze Medal Provincial Level in English Language and 8th Place Grand Final National Level in English Language at IYSC 2023 by Sigma Sains Indonesia. Gold Medal in English (Primary Level) at Kompas National 2023. Arie (Grade 6) 100 M GAYA PUNGGUNG KU IV PUTRA (Bronze Medal) at Bogor Akuatik Competition. Science - Emerald at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Math - Sapphire at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Ardino (Grade 5) Gold Award at Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition 2023. 26 P rim a r y S c h o ol Ratih (Grade 2) Tampil menari Tarian Panji Semirang dalam rangka uji pentas LKB SARASWATI yg ke 55 Tahun. Gold Award kategori Pop Beginner A1 Judul lagu : Beauty and the Beast at Indonesia Nasional Piano Festival 2023. 1'st Prize Winner, Finalist of 11'th Hong Kong International Youth Performance Art Festival at Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition. Terpilih sebagai pengisi acara dengan menampilkan tarian Pendet dalam Pertemuan Duta Besar Rusia untuk Indonesia. Alexia and Ferissa (Grade 4) Juara 3 Kategori Elementary Team Cheer at the A-Team National Cheerleading Competition. Aurora (Grade 2) 2nd Winner in Gymnastics 6-7 years in the Rock Olympics 2023; Category Vault at Gymnastics Rockstar Olympics 2023. Severine (Grade 5) Gold Medal at SEAMO. Science - Sapphire at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Math - Ruby at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Diamond Award at Olympiade 3 Nusantara. Silver Award at Singapore Math Challenge 2023. Arvino (Grade 1) Diamond Award at Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition 2023. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT Melody (Grade 2) Science - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Math-Emerald at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Claire (Grade 4) Science - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Math - Ruby at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Clarice (Grade 4) Science - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Math - Sapphire at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Megan (Grade 5) Science - Sapphire at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Hamza (Grade 2) Math-Ruby at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Jason (Grade 2) Math-Emerald at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Baryn (Grade 2) Math - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Sapphire Awardees Bahasa Inggris level A and Sapphire Awardees Sains level A at Olimpiade Nusantara 3. Mauza (Grade 2) Math - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Rykenzou (Grade 2) Math - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. 27 P rim a r y S c h o ol Jaden (Grade 5) Medali Emas di OLIMPIADE SAINS PAHLAWAN PRESMANESIA NASIONAL (OSPANESIA) 2023. Gold Medal at Men's Artistic Gymnastic Level 2. Angelique (Grade 6) Juara 1 : 4 X 50 Gaya Bebas estafet putri, LCM - Group 4 di Kejuaraan Renang Antar Perkumpulan Renang Daerah DKI JAKARTA (KRAPDA). Science - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Silver in English at Future Intelligence Students Olympiad. Bronze at International Math Challenge. Ruby - Science, Sapphire - English at Olimpiade Nusantara 3 - Level C, Diamond Education Institute Silver 25 M Butterfly (11-12 yo) and Bronze 25 M FreestyleE (11-12 yo) at BINUS Serpong Fun Swimming Calief (Grade 2) 9th place Lego Assemble Competition at Robotickidz Fun Festival 2023. Sapphire Award in Math Level A and Sapphire Award in English Level A at Olimpiade Nusantara 3 Preliminary Round. Dayu (Grade 5) 2nd Prize Winner for Free Pop C1 Category at Rhapsodie.co Indonesia Piano Competition 2023. Aldenzio (Grade 3) 2nd Commendation at Rhapsodie Indonesia Piano Competition. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT 28 P rim a r y S c h o ol Khrisna (Grade 3) Math - Sapphire at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023 Arman (Grade 4) Math - Sapphire at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023 Raphael (Grade 5) Math - Ruby at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Elma (Grade 5) Math - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023. Aldrich (Grade 5) Math - Good Effort at JISMO Autumn Competition 2023 Gillian (Grade 3) Silver medal at NDP level 2 (9Y) Women Artistic Gymnastics at Gavrilla Gymnastics Performance Day 2023 Scarlett(Grade 5) Gold medal in Women’s Artistic Gymnastics NDP Level 2 Average score: 8.76 at Gavrilla Gymnastic Performance Day 2023. Bianca (Grade 1) 3rd Place 50M Breaststroke category 7-9 years old at Kejuaraan Renang Damai Putra Cup. Ravi (Grade 3) Juara 1 at Robotickidz Fun Festival 2023. Qaiser (Grade 6) Juara 6 Coding competition grade 5-6- SMP at Robotickidz Fun Festival 2023. Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 P rim a r y S c h o ol Jessica (Grade 6) Sapphire Award in English Level C and Sapphire Award in Mathematics Level C at Olimpiade 3 Nusantara 2023. Chaitlynn (Grade 6) Emerald Award in Mathematics Level C and Sapphire Award in Bahasa Inggris Level C at Olimpiade 3 Nusantara 2023. Phoebe (Grade 6) Sapphire Award in Mathematics level C and Sapphire Award in English level C at Olimpiade 3 Nusantara 2023. Zia (Grade 6) Silver Medal at Singapore Math Challenge 2023. Raisa (Grade 1) Bronze Medal at Singapore Math Challenge 2023.
Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT Rambu L C Kirani At the Bogor Aquatik 2023: Gold Medal in Butterfly Stroke 50m Silver Medal in Freestyle 50m Silver Medal in Butterfly Stroke 100m Zhafira E Yuniar 3rd place in Jumping 30-50 cm children at the Equestrian Collaboration Event Cherly Bertine Best Journalist - PRESS at the Global Jaya MUN M Dafi A Asyrofi Bronze medal at the Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad Justin K Djapa Bronze medal at the Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad 3rd place (provinsi) in English Olympiad (Olim science nasional) at the Jenius competition 4th place (nasional) in English Olympiad (Olim science nasional) at the Jenius competition Nareswari Prabowo Gold Medal in ICT from the Kompas Nasional Competition Matthew Luke Most Outstanding Delegate - UNHRC at the Global Jaya MUN Nirwasita A Prabowo, Angelita Wijaya, Nikita Putri, Dominick Chai Yvonteniva William Juara Harapan 1 at the Yogya Group Modern Dance Competition Frederic Wijaya Silver Medal from the Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad 29 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 Rene Novian Verbal Commendation - UNSS at the Global Jaya MUN Audrey Hartono Honorable Mention - WHO at the Global Jaya MUN Nirwasita A Prabowo and Edelline Susanto Best Vote at the Pop Up Ypur Bubble Dance Competition 2023 Angeline A Fransiscus Gold Medal from the Indonesia Student Genius Olympiad Gold Medal from the National Genius Student Olympiad Rachelle C Edmerdson Gold Medal from the Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad 3rd Prize Award Guandong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area Mathematical Olympiad (BBC) 2023 Matthew I Surya Silver Medal from the Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad Gold Medal from the Singapore Math Challenge Moses A Fransiscus Silver Medal from the Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad Honor roll from the Bebras Challenge 2023 Perfect Scorer from the Grok Academy HTML and CSS coding competition First place in Mathematics at the Liga Olimpiade Pelajar ke-68 se-Indonesia Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT Orlin P Tjo Juara Favorit 1 at the Kompetisi national-lomba Poster digital Hari Pahlawan Juara 2 at the Kompetisi Nasionallomba Poster digital hari pahlawan Avangelique M Braskoro Gold Medal from the Kompetisi Matematika Sains Inggris 1st place in English from the Best Student Award 2023 Ajmarel M Ajazih Honorable Mention, UNICEF at the Binus Serpong JAYA MUN Honorable Mention - UNWOMEN at the Global Jaya MUN Andria Amaira At the Olimpiade Nusantara 3: Diamond Award in Bahasa Indonesia Sapphire Award in Science Hwita T Mahdhi Juara 2 , U16 Floret putri at the West Java International Fencing Championship 2023 Shafira Raniah Bronze medal in Bahasa Indonesia at the OSI-SP Olimpiade Siswa Indonesia Sumpah Pemuda At the Olimpiade Siswa Nasional Hari Pahlawan: Silver medal in chemistry Silver Medal in Bahasa Indonesia At the Kejuaraan Sains Siswa Nasional (KESAN): gold medal in chemistry silver medal in ICT Rezky Z Ibrahim Gold Medal in English at the Olimpiade Siswa Nasional Hari Pahlawan Silver Medal in Chemistry and Silver Medal in ICT at the Kejuaraan Sains Siswa Nasional Fannysa A Kuswanto Silver Medal in Bahasa Indonesia at the Olimpiade Siswa Nasional Hari Pahlawan 2023 Gwyneth Hardian,Nandhita A Prabowo, Zia Maheswari Best Vote at the Pop Up Ypur Bubble Dance Competition 2023 Myscha Afla Diesta Honorable Mention, WHO at the Binus Serpong JAYA MUN High Distinction at the Grok Academy HTML and CSS coding competition M A Bernice P Dwinanto at the Binus Serpong JAYA MUN: Verbal Commendation, WHO Best Paper Position, WHO Eliora A Zhang Best of School at the Bebras Challenge 2023 Silver Medal from the International Eagle Math Competition Elaine A Zhang At the Olimpiade Nusantara 3: Diamond Award in English Sapphire Award in Mathematics Gold Medal at the International Eagle Math Competition (IEMC) 2023 30 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 Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
Vol.3 / September 2023 STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT Justin K Djapa Verbal Commendation in the UNSC Committee at the Universitas Indonesia High School Model United Nations (HIMUN) 2023 M Luke Atmadja 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 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 31 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 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 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 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 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 Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023
"WE" COMMUNITY OF LEARNERS PARENT SUPPORT GROUP & COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS 32 Donation to Cianjur on Monday, November 20, 2023. @parentclub.sekolahbogorraya Vol.5 / Nov-Dec 2023 National Teachers’ Day, November 24, 2023. “There is nothing in this world that can be the biggest support for a child than a teacher who motivates and encourages him. Happy Teachers Day to you.”
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