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At New Zealand School Jakarta, we take pride in fostering a deep connection to New Zealand’s rich cultural heritage, and one way we do...

Education, which was initially grounded in the principles of the industrial revolution, is currently experiencing a significant (and much...

Key competencies are an important component of the New Zealand Curriculum and at NZSJ we want to provide learners with the skills they...

At New Zealand School Jakarta, we believe in the power of service, offering awhi (help and support) and the ability of students to make a...

The Māori people of New Zealand think about health and wellbeing through the concept of ‘te whare tapa whā’ – the four cornerstones of...

In Early Years, we follow the New Zealand Early Childhood Curriculum. It is a play-based approach to children's education and we believe...

Is it the curriculum? Is it the internationally minded ideology that is fostered? Is it the diversity of nationalities within the school...

Kaitiakitanga can be described as guardianship to the sky, land and sea. The Māori people believe that the Earth is a taonga (treasure)...

Kotahitanga is a Māori term which means togetherness. It emphasises the concept of unity and working together to achieve common goals. As...

Manakitanga is a Māori term that means extending aroha (love and compassion). This can be in acts of kindness, helping others, caring for...