/ -- British School Jakarta (BSJ) has rebranded its early years education program by changing the name back to "Kindergarten" - a better understood term for parents living in Indonesia. BSJ Head of Primary, Shane Nathan, explains that the change is to better reflect this stage of education.
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With the name change, BSJ has also enhanced curriculum and facilities to focus on each student's individual learning needs. Mr Nathan pointed out, "We want to make an overall change - one part is to make it easier for parents to understand the real value of our program and facilities, so they can be more actively involved in their children's educational progress."
BSJ Assistant Head for Student Wellbeing, Laura Crossland, added, "We aim to accommodate students with a place where they can freely explore their creative thinking and develop a natural curiosity within the environment around them. Through playing, children learn how to overcome risks and challenges, and not before long, they will start seeing this as a fun learning process. At the same time, we make sure the student learns the necessary skills to enter into primary school."
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