2018 - 2019 academic year along with Jocelyn Emmanuella Mok as the prime leader of the student council for the 2021 - 2022 academic year. Academic system and curriculum The school curriculum adheres to the standard Indonesian high school curriculum. The duration of study is three years. First year curriculum includes basic natural and social sciences subjects (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, history, sociology, economics, accounting, civics), Indonesian, English, tertiary foreign language electives (students can choose German, Mandarin Chinese, or Japanese), physical education and Christian theological studies. Students are streamlined in the second year of their study into one of two programs: natural science program or social science program. These specialized curricular exclude subjects tangential to the programs, allowing students to focus on their specializations. In the final year, students are presented with advanced versions of the subjects they learned in the first two years of their study. The school offers preparation courses for several standardized tests, such as UN (standardized Indonesian national examination), and IELTS. In addition to having the standard Indonesian curriculum syllabus, the school curriculum also incorporates advanced subjects. These include university level physics (advanced mechanics, relativity, and components of modern physics), chemistry (organic chemistry and biochemistry), mathematics (advanced calculus and algebra) and biology (molecular biology, cell biology and physiology). Extracurricular activities include sports (basketball, soccer, volleyball, badminton, floorball), martial arts (Capoeira and women martial arts), arts (photography, traditional dance, modern dance, orchestra, music band, choir, manga), robotics, video game programming, debate, and foreign languages (English, German, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean). Students who are eager to learn more about science usually join the science clubs, where more advanced university-level courses are taught. Many students from these science clubs become International Science Olympiad medalists. Notes External links Official website Official Student Council Website Schools in Jakarta Schools in Indonesia