Metta Junior High School and Metta Senior High School are national schools that implement the Kurikulum Merdeka as the national curriculum, complemented by the Cambridge Programme. Metta Junior High School operates under the Indonesian Ministry of Education, while Metta Senior High School operates under the Ministry of Religious Affairs (Buddhist Education).
We have been faithful in preserving our grand vision of:
“To be a steadfast, high quality school, emphasizing universal morals, ethics, empathy, clever and creative minds, tolerance, compassion to all sentient beings, and active civic participation in educating the nation.”
This is proven by the existence of testimonies, many achievements and recognition from year to year.
Curriculum Overview
Our students are equipped with Mandarin language skills as both written and spoken communication tools, alongside proficiency in English and Indonesian. Beginning in Grade 7, students are prepared to develop their Chinese language proficiency and have the opportunity to take the Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK), an internationally recognized Chinese Proficiency Test.
Academic achievement is not the sole purpose of our education. We believe that our school is not only a place where students acquire knowledge but also a place where they prepare themselves for life beyond the classroom. Physical and mental well-being, social development, and aesthetic appreciation are also integral parts of our educational approach.
To support holistic education, as reflected in our vision and mission, we offer a variety of special programs, including:
Mindfulness Leadership Training and Performing Arts Classes
School Hours
Monday – Friday
08.00 – 15.15
Subjects
National Curriculum
- Pendidikan Pancasila
- Bahasa Indonesia
- Sejarah
- Matematika
- IPA & IPS
- Arts /Seni Budaya
- Physical Education
International Curriculum
- Mathematics
- Science
- English
- Mandarin
- Global Perspectives
- Business, Accounting, and Economics
- Biology, Chemistry, and Physics
FORMAL ASSESSMENTS
We prepare students in Grades 7–9 (Junior High School) and Grades 10–12 (Senior High School) through both the national and international curricula. The following assessments are conducted throughout their academic journey.
For Junior High School
- Students sit for the Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint Examination at the end of Grade 8 to measure their progress in the Cambridge Programme.
- Students sit for the Ujian Sekolah and TKA at the end of Grade 9 as the completion assessments for the national curriculum.
For Senior High School
- Students sit for the Cambridge IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) examinations in Grade 10 as a milestone of the international curriculum.
- Students sit for the Ujian Sekolah and TKA at the end of Grade 12 as the completion assessments for the national curriculum.
- Students may choose to take the Cambridge International A Level examinations at the end of Grade 12 to further demonstrate their achievement in the international curriculum.
Special Programs
- Student Council
- Extracurricular Activities (Performing Arts, Sports, Chess, Coding, and more)
- Mindfulness Leadership
- Training
- Study Tours
- Field Trips
