Al Siddiq International School

April 23, 2026

Kegiatan, TK

A Closer Look at Children’s Progress

On Friday, 17 April 2026, Al Siddiq International Kindergarten held the distribution of Mid-Semester 2 reports. The activity took place in each classroom in an orderly and comfortable atmosphere. Parents attended according to the schedule previously provided by the teachers, ensuring that the process ran smoothly without overcrowding. The report distribution involved all pupils from Kindergarten A and Kindergarten B. Each parent came to receive their child’s learning progress report directly from the class teacher. This moment served as an important opportunity to understand how far the children had progressed during the ongoing semester. The purpose of the mid-semester report distribution was to provide an initial overview of each child’s development, both academically and non-academically. At the kindergarten level, assessment does not solely focus on recognising letters or numbers, but also includes social and emotional development, independence, as well as motor skills. Through this report, parents are able to understand their child’s strengths while also identifying areas that still require guidance. In addition, this activity aimed to strengthen communication between teachers and parents. Teachers were able to convey their observations from the classroom directly, while parents had the opportunity to discuss, ask questions, and share information about their child’s development at home. This collaboration is essential to ensure that the child’s educational process is aligned between school and family environments. With a scheduled distribution system, each parent was given sufficient time for a private discussion with the teacher. This created a more conducive atmosphere, allowing for focused attention on each child’s individual needs. Through this activity, it is hoped that parents will gain a deeper understanding of their children’s development and continue to support their learning effectively at home.By Inka Amalia, S. Pd

Kegiatan, SMP

Al Siddiq International Primary School Students Participate in an Educational Field Trip to Taman Mini Indonesia Indah

On 15 April 2026, Al Siddiq International Primary School conducted an Educational Field Trip (EFT) to Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. This activity aimed to provide an enjoyable learning experience while broadening students’ knowledge through direct, out-of-class learning. Upon arrival at the venue, the students were divided into two groups. The first group visited the Museum of Information to learn about the history and development of information and communication in Indonesia. Meanwhile, the other group visited the Regional Pavilions of TMII to explore the diversity of Indonesian culture through traditional houses, traditional clothing, and various regional characteristics. After both groups completed their respective visits, the programme continued with a joint visit to Skyworld TMII. Here, students were invited to explore the world of outer space through interactive and engaging educational attractions. The students’ enthusiasm was clearly visible as they tried out the various facilities available. The entire series of activities was carried out with great enthusiasm and joy. The students not only gained new knowledge but also enjoyed spending time together with their friends and teachers. As a closing activity, the trip ended with a group swimming session. This moment became the most anticipated part for the students, where they could play in the water happily and conclude the day with great delight. Through this Educational Field Trip, it is hoped that students gain memorable learning experiences and develop a love for knowledge and Indonesian culture.By: Yundara Ulfa Priatna, M.Pd.

Kegiatan, SMP

Exploring Talent and Achievement: Extracurricular Activities at Al Siddiq International School

Al Siddiq International School continues to demonstrate its commitment to developing students’ potential not only through academic activities, but also through extracurricular programmes held regularly every Friday. These activities provide a platform for lower secondary (SMP) students to channel their interests and talents to their fullest potential. A wide range of extracurricular options is available, including badminton, archery, science club, coding, graphic design, and karate. All activities are designed based on students’ interests and abilities, allowing them the freedom to choose areas that align with their passions and potential. One extracurricular activity that has shown significant progress is archery. In this programme, one student, Altha Khumaira, successfully took part in a national-level championship. This achievement serves as evidence that the training provided is capable of nurturing competitive and high-achieving students. Equally impressive, the graphic design extracurricular has also recorded outstanding achievements. In an inter-school competition organised by Al Hasan Jati Makmur School, two Al Siddiq students won awards: Sheza Rizka Mahdiya secured 2nd place, and Kanaya Bilqies achieved 3rd place. This success serves as motivation for other students to continue creating and striving for excellence. Through these extracurricular activities, it is hoped that all students will continue to refine their skills, build confidence, and prepare themselves to compete in various competitions in the future. Students of Al Siddiq International School have demonstrated that they are not only active participants but are also capable of bringing home remarkable achievements. It is hoped that in the future, even more accomplishments will be achieved and broader opportunities will be available for students to develop according to their fullest potential.By retno Suzanne Handayani, Lc, M.Pd