A teacher from Al Siddiq International Primary School participated in the 2026 KKG Learning Week (Pekan Belajar KKG) of Pondok Gede District, held on Wednesday, 10 June 2026, at SD Negeri Jatiwaringin 2. The event served as a platform for educators to exchange experiences, share best practices, and present innovative teaching approaches aimed at enhancing the quality of education throughout the Pondok Gede District.
The programme commenced at 8:00 a.m. and was attended by various educational stakeholders, including the Heads of the Private and State School Principals Association (P3S) of Pondok Gede District, the Head of the UPP, the Chairperson of the KKG Organising Committee, and the Pondok Gede District Education Supervisor, Mr Eko Agustin, S.S. Representatives of teachers and headteachers from both state and private primary schools across the district were also in attendance. Their participation reflected a shared commitment to improving educational quality through collaboration and the continuous professional development of teachers.
One of the key highlights of the 2026 KKG Learning Week was the Best Practice Sharing Session, delivered by selected speakers. These presenters were inspirational teachers who had achieved recognition in the Best Practice Teacher Competition held on 23 May 2026. The speakers represented SD Raudatul Muttakin as First Place Winner, SD Asshodriyah as Second Place Winner, and SD Al Siddiq International as Third Place Winner.
On this occasion, Ms Yundara Ulfa Priatna, M.Pd., Gr., represented Al Siddiq International Primary School by presenting a best practice initiative that had been successfully implemented in classroom learning activities. Through her presentation, Ms Yundara shared her experiences regarding teaching strategies and learning innovations that effectively increased student engagement in the learning process. Her presentation received positive feedback from participants, as it provided valuable inspiration and practical ideas that could be adapted and implemented in various educational settings.
In addition to the presentations, the event also served as a forum for discussion and professional reflection among educators. Participants were given the opportunity to exchange ideas, ask questions, and discuss challenges and solutions related to teaching and learning practices within their respective schools. The interactive and enthusiastic atmosphere made the event both meaningful and beneficial for all attendees.
Through the 2026 KKG Learning Week, it is hoped that stronger collaboration will continue to develop among teachers and schools throughout Pondok Gede District. The programme also provided an important opportunity to broaden educational perspectives, enhance professional competencies, and encourage the development of innovative teaching practices that positively impact student learning.
Overall, the event was conducted smoothly, orderly, and with great enthusiasm. Al Siddiq International Primary School is proud to have participated and contributed to this valuable initiative. It is hoped that the spirit of sharing best practices and fostering collaboration among educators will continue to flourish, supporting the development of higher-quality and more competitive education for future generations.
By: Yundara Ulfa Priatna, M.Pd.