“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically... Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.”
          ~ Martin Luther King Jr., American civil rights leader (1929-1968)

This is the critical time when we support the final stages of development and growth before our youth transit into adulthood where they will have more independence, choices along with responsibility.

This is also the time when we witness these proud members of our BiNus family making their final marks on campus and making a difference in our community as students. We believe they will continue to do so as worthy alumni. We want to give wings to their voice as they act on their proactive and entrepreneurial suggestions. At the same time, we give them the strong scholastic support needed to see them journey on to further success.

Students prepare and sit for General Certificate Education International Advanced Level Examinations administered by University of Cambridge International Examinations near end of Grade 12. They are also offered the Indonesian National Curriculum and this provides the opportunity for students to achieve dual secondary education graduation.

Students are encouraged to take increased responsibility for their own learning and to lead the younger students in the School by positive example in personal conduct and work habits. The academic, social, moral, physical and spiritual standards introduced at an earlier age, and refined and consolidated in the High School are essential life skills for success in post-secondary education and beyond.

As part of our key features, both the Middle School and High School continued to foster a caring community through Character Education. The Six Pillars of Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship is further internalized as students initiate and lead Class Meetings, Collaborate on Academic Tasks, involve in Buddies Program with lower grades, and design and execute Service Learning that allows them to achieve academic goals through community service.

Co-curricular highlights include:

• Excellent sporting facilities, performing arts studios to promote all-round development of students
• Language arts recital and dramatization performances
• Debates and Public-speaking events
• Student-initiated clubs and projects (teacher moderated) to encourage creative exploration, responsibility and independence
• Innovation Week to showcase school-wide creative efforts