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Expatriates in Lombok are living here for a number of reasons and may be involved in hotels, agriculture, pearling, education, restaurants, travel, surfing, diving, mining, arts and crafts businesses, etc. Many other expats retire here and enjoy the slower pace Lombok offers or base their families here and work off island.

Australian, British, New Zealand, German, Belgian, Korean, Dutch, Italian, French, Norwegian and other Europeans, North Americans and others, are well represented in the expat community and meet socially for a variety of activities. Newcomers have always been warmly welcomed.

Close to the beach and surrounded by green fields, the Sekolah Nusa Alam is the school on the island which services the expat community. It is situated in the Montong area and is only a short drive from the city centers of Ampenan, Mataram and Cakranegara to the south and Senggigi (the main tourist area) and the Gili Islands to the north.

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Sekolah Nusa Alam
Jalan Pantai, Meninting 83355
Lombok, Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB)
Tel. +62 (0)370 647514 / 647510
Fax +62 (0)370 647514
Email nusaalam@yahoo.com
Website www.nusaalam.com
Principal: Derek Pugh

Sekolah Nusa Alam is a bilingual international standard school providing an integrated international and Indonesian education to the children of Lombok. It is licensed under Indonesian law as a private school, including playgroup, kindergarten, primary and junior and senior secondary departments. It provides the only international standard and style of education for both expatriate and Indonesian children from the ages of three to 18 in Lombok. We a growing school, proud of our small class sizes and the success of our students. Currently there are about 180 students enrolled and we celebrated our first decade in June 2010.

At Sekolah Nusa Alam teaching is matched to the needs of the individual. Children receive the support necessary to develop in keeping with their age, ability and aptitude so that they may attain their fullest potential. Small class sizes and bright, attractive, well equipped classrooms provide an ideal environment for successful learning. Primary classes are usually taught in English and Indonesian by fully qualified teachers. We have a native English speaking teacher and an Indonesian teacher in most lessons. In years 9 and 10 our students can choose to study IGCSE courses and then AS/A level courses in years 11 and 12. We are a University of Cambridge testing center.
Sekolah Nusa Alam is now well-established within the Indonesian educational community and is often used as a showcase to demonstrate international best practice to teachers, administrators and visitors.

Children from Sekolah Nusa Alam, whose families have relocated from Lombok, have been confidently accepted into international and national school systems in the Philippines, Malaysia, Australia, USA and elsewhere in Indonesia, and we have alumni studying in universities in Australia, England and Indonesia.
Sekolah Nusa Alam offers  

  • Early childhood program - TK (Playgroup, Prep - Year 2) Theme: Building Foundations
  • Primary Program - SD (Year 3 - Year 6) Theme: Developing breadth and depth
  • SMP (Year 7 to 9) Theme: Taking responsibility. When students start Year 9 they have the option to complete SMP, as well as undertake the Cambridge International Examinations IGCSEs (In Year 9 and 10) and then go onto to study A levels in Year 11 and 12.
  • Senior Program (Year 10 -12) Theme: Future pathways. Indonesian SMA and University of Cambridge AS and A levels.

 

Updated January 6, 2012

 

 

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