Primary Overview

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Primary School

IPH Primary School focuses on developing character and the love of learning through Biblical foundation
and the Cambridge curriculum.
Cambridge Primary enables teachers to assess children’s learning as they progress with two assessment
tools. Cambridge Primary Progression Tests are used at key points in the school year to assess our
student’s progress toward meeting the learning objectives outlined in the curriculum framework.
Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests have been designed to assess learners at the end of Cambridge
Primary.


Children are taught Biblical principles through core subjects in the classroom as well as in the
community setting. Through various activities, we encourage children to make good choices and build
up self-discipline. IPH aims to produce world class resilient students who are responsible and critical. 
We also build students’ creativity through different extra curricular and encourage them to join renown
competitions.

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School Time

PRIMARY 1-2

Monday-Friday
07.40 - 13.30 WIB

  
PRIMARY 3-6

Monday-Friday
07.30 - 14.00 WIB

 

 

Esatrina Dwita Patola, S.S., M.M.
Principal

"Biblical Christian Character development is the priority in educating IPH students. We are partnering with parents in sharing responsibilities in educating students to improve their abilities in developing their leadership, independence, critical thinking and how they are learning and growing in the character of God, such as loving, holy, wise, faithful, just, merciful, gracious, kind and forgiving."

 
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Martha Kustiani, S.Pd.
Vice Principal

“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge (Proverbs 1 : 7). Start your day with a pray, God will lead you to the pinnacle of success."

 

 

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Novita Sri Susanti, S.Si., M.Pd.
Principal

“IPH Primary uses S.T.E.A.M. as the method in the teaching learning process. We also help our children develop Christ-like character, train them to think critically, encourage them to engage in collaborative learning, and guide them in learning how to solve problems creatively. They also learn how to communicate well with others.”



Stephanie Purba
Vice Principal

”Learning starts with failure; the first failure is the beginning of education.” – John Hersey