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At EBPP, learning is no longer limited to classrooms, whiteboards or textbooks. This April, our students experienced something that reflects the future of education where technology, preparation, and mindset come together. Through Indonesia’s Academic Competency Test (TKA), delivered in an online format, students engaged with a system that challenges not only what they know, but how they adapt. Using digital platforms, they navigated real-time assessments, managed their time

April 23 is World Book Day, an important time to foster a love of reading, especially among students. For me, this day feels even more meaningful because my school now has a comfortable and well-equipped library. The presence of this library has brought a positive change to our learning habits. Now, I can read more freely and enjoyably. The school provides a wide variety of books, from entertaining fiction stories to informative non-fiction that broadens our knowledge. The qu

For many families in Manikaji Asti, having a toilet was previously an impossible dream! Living remotely on Mount Abang slopes, with limited income and difficult access made proper sanitation hard to achieve. Many families had no option but to continue living as their ancestors – with no choice or chance to change! The construction journey was filled with challenges. Steep and slippery dirt tracks made it difficult for vehicles to deliver materials with some homes only accessi

Learning English doesn’t always have to rely on textbooks and worksheets. In our English class, students are encouraged to explore their creativity by creating colourful and meaningful bulletin boards based on different topics through a project-based learning method. Each class is given a unique theme, such as traditional food, hobbies, or social issues, with different themes for each class. Students design their own bulletin boards by combining drawings, pictures, and Englis