Wassenaar Campus, 15 April 2011 — For the examinees and invigilators, please browse and read carefully the codes of conduct for the administration of the national examination at SIN Wassenaar 2011 through this link.
Wassenaar Campus, 14 April 2011 — Our senior high school’s examinees will take the national final exams from 18 to 21 April 2011, which is accordance to the Ministry of National Education’s regulation. The following week the junior high school examinees will follow suit, while the final year primary school students will take it in the second week of May 2011.
As we had previously announced, there will be 14 participants for the national final examination in this academic year at SIN Wassenaar: 2 students of the primary school; 3 students from the junior high school; 4 senior high school (natural science) students; and 5 senior school (social science) students. We wish you every success, our students. Good luck!
French School – The Hague, 12 April 2010 — It is already a fact that the Indonesian School in The Netherlands has been a part of the international community in The Hague, Netherlands and Europe. In this context SIN Wassenaar was officially invited by H.E. Ambassador Mosieur Jean-François Blarel and the French School Proviseur, Madame Thérèse Delaubier to attend the Semaine culturelle (Cultural week) of the French School in The Hague on Tuesday evening, 12 April 2011. Our school was represented by Ms. Arbayah Kumalawati, Mr. War, Mr Gun and Mr. Pribadi.
The theme of this year’s programme is “L’ouverture sur les Pays-Bays” or literally “The Opening of The Netherlands”. During the week, their students worked on many things about The Netherlands in the forms of painting and handycraft works, dances and other cultural activities.
The evening programme included opening ceremony, light food, drinks and French refreshments, outreach talks and courtesy, and followed with the movie-watching session: “Oorlogswinter”, a Dutch film depicting a winter in war time in The Netherlands. It was attended by nine ambassadors and representatives from friendly nations and leaders of international communities in The Hague.
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Wassenaar Campus, 12 April 2011 — This Tuesday afternoon SIN Wassenaar offered a warm welcome to the visit of the Inspector General of Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Soegeng Rahardjo.
Accompanied by our Chargé d’affaires a.i., Mr. Umar Hadi, Head of Chancery, Mr. Henk Saroinsong, Attache of Education, Mr. Ramon Mohandas, and Mr. Harbangan, Mr. Rahardjo inspected our school as one of the 10 main objects of Indonesian assets in The Netherlands that fall within the ambit of our Embassy’s management.
The particular focus of the observation was the physical building, area and other supporting facilities. The Inspector General also talked and discussed related issues with our Director, Ms. Arbayah Kumalawati, teachers and the students. His general impression was that SIN Wassenaar is already in the right track, neat and tidy, and has the potential for further development. In return, Ms. Kumalawati presented Mr. Rahardjo and our Embassy with the highest appreciation and compliments.
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French School Campus, The Hague — To follow-up the Collaboration Agreement between SIN Wassenaar and the French School in The Hague, our delegates participated in the Science Collaborative Project, Tuesday, 12 April 2011, at the French School campus. The project’s theme this year is the “Solar System”.
Eight of our students from the Science classes took part in the collaboration along with the director, Ms. Arbayah Kumalawati, Science and Geography teachers: Ms. Emma dan Ms. Halimah. The students were David Julian Tambayong, Monica Damayanti, Annisa Rahmayanti, Lionel Dresta Tambayong, Pradhana Sadhu Imfianto, Raisa Alia Nurwana Putri, Annisa Zoontjes, and Abdurrahman Helm.
The main agenda of the programme was a lecture from a European Space Agency (ESA) scientist/official. Spaced with a break, the lecture was succeeded with a discussion which was followed enthusiastically by the participants. At the end of the programme, our students and teachers expressed that that it was very wonderful and beneficial.
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