Al Jabr Islamic School campus

Al Jabr Islamic School

Key Stats

Annual Fees: US$0K – US$3K

Curriculum: Cambridge Primary · IGCSEs · IB Diploma · Indonesian National Curriculum

Age Range: 3–18

Students: 73

Location: South Jakarta, Jakarta

Updated March 2026


In Brief

Al Jabr Islamic School is a bilingual Islamic international school serving 500+ students with Cambridge and IB pathways alongside Indonesian national curriculum. Located in South Jakarta, it offers a faith-based education combining Islamic values with international standards, though it maintains a lower profile than Jakarta's flagship international schools.

The school follows a dual curriculum approach, delivering Cambridge Primary and IGCSEs before transitioning to the IB Diploma Programme for senior students. As a bilingual institution, it balances English-medium international education with Indonesian language requirements and Islamic studies. The campus includes essential facilities such as science laboratories, libraries, a mosque for daily prayers, sports facilities including a swimming pool, and dedicated arts studios.

With over 500 students, Al Jabr serves families seeking an Islamic educational environment within an international framework. The school appears to attract both Indonesian families wanting international qualifications while maintaining religious values, and expatriate Muslim families. While it doesn't feature prominently in discussions among the broader expatriate community compared to schools like JIS or British School Jakarta, it occupies a specific niche for families prioritizing Islamic education alongside internationally recognized academic pathways.

What parents value
  • Combines Islamic values with internationally recognized Cambridge and IB qualifications
  • Bilingual education maintaining both English and Indonesian language development
  • Dedicated Islamic facilities including on-campus mosque
  • Smaller community feel with 500+ students compared to larger international schools
  • IB Diploma Programme for university preparation
  • Full range of facilities including swimming pool and science laboratories
Points of consideration
  • Less established reputation compared to Jakarta's premium international schools
  • Limited visibility in expatriate community discussions and school comparison guides
  • May have fewer university counseling resources than larger international schools
  • Campus location and facilities may not match the scale of schools like JIS or BSJ
  • Newer to the IB programme compared to more established international schools

Annual Fees

Year GroupAgeUSDTotal Annual Fee
Pre K (Academic Fee/year + Tuition 4 quarters)31,559
K1-K2 (Academic Fee/year + Tuition 4 quarters)31,927
Grade 1-6 (Academic Fee/year + Tuition 4 quarters)62,789
Grade 7-9 (Academic Fee/year + Tuition 4 quarters)122,871
Grade 10-12 (Academic Fee/year + Tuition 4 quarters)152,871
PA Fee all levels (per 3 months x4)21

Fees converted from IDR. For the most up to date and accurate figures please double check with the school.

Additional Fees

FeeAmount
Enrollment Fee (Pre K)1,177
Enrollment Fee (K1-K2)1,895
Enrollment Fee (Grade 1-6)3,463
Enrollment Fee (Grade 7-9)2,353
Enrollment Fee (Grade 10-12)2,648
Uniform (Pre K, K1-K2, Grade 1-6, Grade 10-12)50
Uniform (Grade 7-9)59

Photos

Al Jabr Islamic School campus

Academic Results

Academic results have not been made publicly available by this school.


Extra Curriculars

Contact the school for details on co-curricular activities and facilities. Ask what a normal week looks like outside lessons for your child's interests.


Inspections & Accreditations

Inspection

No published inspection details are currently available.

Accreditations

Accreditation details are not publicly listed.

Memberships

Membership details are not publicly listed.


Student Body

Jakarta's international schools serve a highly diverse student body. Contact the school for current enrolment details.


Leadership

Uchu Riza - Head of Al Jabr Islamic School

Uchu Riza, also known as Roestriana Adrianti Riza, is the founder and Head of Al Jabr Islamic School, established in 2004 in Jakarta, Indonesia, as Indonesia's first Islamic IB Continuum School.