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Calling and College Readiness Parent Seminar Invitation

Dear Parents, I am delighted to inform you that our “Calling and College Readiness” seminar is back on the calendar for Thursday, November 20, at 7:30 AM. (Please refer to the attached flyer for details.) As many of you know, what sets SPH-KV apart from other prestigious international schools in Jakarta is our commitment to helping students understand that their college journey is not only about success but about living out God’s higher calling in every area of life. We warm

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19 hours ago

IGCSE & IB Subject Selection for 2026-2027

Dear Parents and Students, Please find below the IGCSE & IB Subject Handbook: and the IGCSE & IB Subject Selection form, to be returned by 14 November 2025:

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7 days ago

Week 4 – How Families and Schools Can Help Together

As we wrap up Dyslexia Awareness Month , we want to share some practical ways families can support children with dyslexia at home and partner with us at school. At school, we provide tools such as audiobooks, speech-to-text technology, targeted phonics instruction, and choice-based assessments so students can demonstrate learning in multiple ways. At home, parents can: Read aloud together to model fluency and make reading enjoyable Encourage audiobooks and podcasts as anoth

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Nov 1

IGCSE & IBDP Subject Fair on November 6, 2025 at 8AM

Dear G8 and G10 Parents, I hope this memo finds you well. I am writing to inform you that your child will be taking two assessments (Personality and Intelligence) this week if he or she is in Grade 10 (on Oct. 27), and one Personality assessment next Tuesday (on Nov. 4) if in Grade 8. These are well-established tools that help parents and students engage in meaningful conversations about potential college majors and future subject selections. After your child completes the as

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Oct 27

Week 3 – The Strengths of Dyslexia

While dyslexia presents challenges with reading and spelling, it also comes with unique strengths. Research shows that dyslexic brains often have stronger connections in areas related to creativity, problem-solving, and big-picture thinking. Children with dyslexia may: Excel in oral communication and storytelling Have strong visual-spatial reasoning See patterns and connections others might miss Show strengths in subjects like art, design, science, or entrepreneurship Many in

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Oct 25

SPH Graduation Pathways Parent Session Recap

Dear Parents, Thank you to everyone who was able to attend our recent parent session on SPH Graduation Pathways . It was an informative discussion, where Mr. Jason P, Mrs. Bless, and Dr. Abraham shared an excellent overview of our High School program and the various routes our students can take toward graduation. We understand that planning for high school and beyond is a significant process, and we hope the session provided valuable clarity on the options available to your c

Parents

Oct 23

Week 2 – What Dyslexia Is (and Isn’t)

Image credit: @ slpguidetodyslexia on Instagram The Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity defines dyslexia as an “unexpected difficulty in reading” in children and adults who have the intelligence to be much stronger readers. Dyslexia primarily stems from challenges with phonological processing —the ability to connect sounds with written letters and words. This can make decoding new words, spelling, and reading fluency difficult. Students with dyslexia may also struggle wit

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Oct 18