FAQs
How long has Dyatmika been open?
Dyatmika first opened its door in 1995. It is a well-established school that has grown steadily since it was founded.
How many students are in a class?
The numbers of students in a Class at each level are as follows:
Playgroup: 20 students
TK: 22 students
Primary Prep: 24 students
Class 1 to Class 8: 26 students
Classes 9 to 12: Student numbers vary depending on subject choices, but classes rarely exceed 20 students and are typically smaller.
What is Dyatmika’s curriculum?
Dyatmika School is a fully recognised Cambridge
In High School students learn Indonesian as first or second language learners, depending on their Indonesian language learning background. In Classes 6 to 8 Cambridge subjects are largely taught in English. This pathway leads to Classes 9 to 12 where students take IGCSE, AS level and A level certificates in many different subjects recognised in universities and colleges worldwide.
Dyatmika is also
From Class 9 Dyatmika offers a double award for students with Indonesian / dual nationality, meaning that these students graduate from Dyatmika with both UN and Cambridge examination results. Our graduates have gone on to top colleges and universities around the world and in Indonesia with these qualifications.
Where do Dyatmika international teachers come from?
All of our teachers are fully qualified and experienced. Many of our international teachers have worked in leading international schools around the world, as well as in their home countries. Dyatmika’s strong national and international reputation enables us to attract and retain high-quality teachers who are committed to delivering an outstanding education.
Where do Dyatmika students come from?
Approximately 30% of Dyatmika students are from families with Indonesian and international parents. 46% are Indonesian, with the remaining 24% being international. In total over 30 different nationalities are represented in the student body at Dyatmika. All heritages are valued.
What will be taught in the classroom?
Details of the curriculum can be found in the various curriculum documents found on the Primary and High School pages of the website. Parent information sessions allow parents to ask for more details.
What are the school hours?
Early Years and Primary School hours:
PG half day – 8am to 12.30pm
PG full day & TK – 8am to 2.15pm
PP – 8am to 2.30pm
Class 1 to Class 5 -8am to 2.45pm
High School hours (Classes 6 to 12):
Arrive at school between 7.30 am and 7.45 am
Home room starts at 7.50 am
High School classes are from 8.00 am to 3.00 pm
What time are breaks?
Please refer to the Parent Handbook (downloadable from the website) to see the timings of the school day
What Extracurricular programmes are offered at Dyatmika?
We are proud to offer more than 100 ECA activities each week. A small number happen before school but most happen after the school day. In addition we also run lunch time clubs in some areas. Please visit the Extra Curricular Activities links on the Primary and High School pages for more details.
Is there a school bus for transportation to and from school?
Dyatmika does not have a school bus. Parents are encouraged to join car pools in order to reduce the flow of traffic to and from school. This is also in accordance with the environmental ethos of our school.
Is there a caterer at Dyatmika?
Our whole school canteen provides a range of nutritious and appealing meals for students. We have two providers operating on site. Cantina is a main provider operating the main kitchen and a snack bar. They offer a huge choice of Asian, Indonesian and Western options each day. Bali Kitchen Club (BKC) is our second provider offering snacks and Indonesian food options.
Students from Primary Prep to Class 12 eat in the large canteen. Students in PG and TK eat in areas near their classrooms but food can still be ordered and delivered to them by our providers.
Is there a school uniform and how much does it cost?
Students are required to wear the school uniform from Mondays to Thursdays.
On Fridays:
- Primary students must wear House T shirts and can choose what to wear on their lower body
- Students from Class 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 must wear House T shirts and can choose what to wear on their lower body
- Students in Class 11 & 12 can choose to wear house T shirts or free dress but must wear appropriate clothing.
Uniforms, House T-shirts and sports kits may be purchased from the school shop. For up to date pricing, please visit the school shop tab on this website.
Parents should refer to the parent handbook for more detailed information about school uniform expectations.
How much are school fees and what are they?
Details of our school fees can be found on our Enrolment page.
Is there a book fee?
Stationery is provided for all students in the Primary School, although students are welcome to bring their own if they prefer. The school also provides all books and learning materials required by students in the Early Years and Primary School.
Students in the High School should bring their own pencil case and writing implements. Limited supplies are also available for purchase from the HIgh School office or school shop, as is paper or new exercise books. High School students require a scientific calculator that can be bought from the High School office.
Up until Class 10 text books and other printed resources are provided for use in class by the school. From Class 10, AS and A Level students require a copy of textbooks for each subject. These can be bought from the school shop and range in price from IDR 350,000 upwards. Copies are also located in the Library.
Digital resources are also provided by the school. Log ins, access details and resources are shared with students as needed.
What are age guidelines for new students?
