Jakarta Nanyang School, Jakarta | International Schools Guide

Jakarta Nanyang School follows the Cambridge pathway from Primary years through IGCSEs to A-Levels, serving over 700 students with Cambridge International accreditation. The school participates in the Strategic Alliance of Global Educators (SAGE), connecting it to Singapore's Nanyang Girls' High School and other high-performing schools across Asia-Pacific for educational exchanges and resource sharing. Head of school Eileen Fisher leads the institution, which positions itself among Jakarta's international school options.

The campus includes standard international school facilities such as science laboratories, computer labs, language labs, art studios, music rooms, sports facilities, and multi-purpose halls supporting the Cambridge curriculum. Parent discussions suggest the school serves families seeking Cambridge qualifications, though specific fee structures and detailed academic outcomes remain less publicly documented than Jakarta's tier-one international schools. The Singapore connection through SAGE may appeal to families familiar with that educational system.

Strengths

Cambridge International accreditation provides recognized qualifications
SAGE alliance connects students to Singapore's educational network
Full Cambridge pathway from Primary through A-Levels
Serves 700+ students indicating established enrollment
Standard international school facilities support learning

Considerations

Less public information available compared to established Jakarta international schools
Limited visibility in parent discussions about top school choices
Academic results and university placement data not widely shared
School profile suggests mid-tier positioning in Jakarta's international school market

Year level	Age	Fee
Kindergarten	4	IDR 93,500,000
Primary (Years 1–6)	6	IDR 99,000,000
Lower Secondary (Years 7–10)	6	IDR 233,800,000
Junior College / A-Levels (Years 11–13)	16	IDR 299,200,000

Year level

Age

Fee

Kindergarten

IDR 93,500,000

Primary (Years 1–6)

IDR 99,000,000

Lower Secondary (Years 7–10)

IDR 233,800,000

Junior College / A-Levels (Years 11–13)

IDR 299,200,000

Item	Age	Fee
Application Fee		IDR 2,800,000
Enrolment Fee (new students)		IDR 14,000,000

Item

Age

Fee

Application Fee

IDR 2,800,000

Enrolment Fee (new students)

IDR 14,000,000

Singapore-style school in BSD City, South Tangerang, founded 2012. Cambridge Primary into IGCSE and A Level, with strong Mandarin alongside English.
Parents say children with no Chinese background can reach functional Mandarin within around two years thanks to the immersion model. IGCSE Mandarin and HSK pathways are available for stronger students.
Teachers in international-recruitment forums place JNS in the mid-tier salary band, consistent with a well-resourced local-international school rather than a top-tier expat school.
Parents commonly describe clean, well-run facilities and a Singapore-influenced approach to discipline and standards.
Signal is moderate but skewed toward Indonesian and Chinese-speaking families. Less coverage in English-language community discussions.

Mandarin acquisition. Parents report measurable Mandarin progress, including for children from non-Chinese-speaking homes.

Cambridge pathway. Standard Cambridge progression from Primary through IGCSE to A Level.

Singapore-style standards. Cleanliness, discipline and structure are flagged as a draw.

Linny Andreas