We are a future Islamic School by promoting STEM + Q system, integrated curriculum with technology guided by Islamic Teachings. We aspire to deliver holistic educational excellence, taught by the best tutors from world-renowned universities while holding Al-Quran and Sunnah salafus salafum as our core principle.
We are ready to accompany and collaborate with parents to monitor and support students’ learning.
Admissions for the 2027/2028 Academic Year are now open.
Join the Alhazen School family and discover an education where academic excellence, Islamic values, and future-ready skills come together.
A fun 2-day online pop up class for children aged 10–12 to build new friendships, strengthen communication skills, and grow their confidence through exciting games, teamwork, and interactive challenges.
Join us on Monday, 6 July 2026, at 10:00 AM WIB via Zoom for a joyful Open House experience where children can explore exciting hands-on activities while parents discover our educational philosophy, integrated curriculum, and personalized learning pathways.
Take the first step toward your child’s brighter future with Alhazen School.
More than just learning, Alhazen School provides a flexible educational experience that integrates academics, technology, and Islamic values to prepare children for the future.
Building strong character and akhlakul karimah.
Combining National, National Plus, Islamic, and Technology curricula.
Developing future-ready skills through technology and STEAM learning.
Learning options designed to fit your child's needs, schedule, and lifestyle.
Alhazen School implements an integrated curriculum consisting of four main curricula: national, national plus, Islamic, and technology. The four combinations of these curricula combine smoothly to produce the finest possible future generations.
Learn More →Blended learning is a type of learning in which teachers and students apply both face-to-face learning and online learning based on e-learning.
Hybrid learning is a type of learning that combines online activities (virtual learning) with face-to-face learning.
Alhazen School has achieved an A Accreditation, reflecting our commitment to delivering quality education and continuous improvement in learning.
By joining Alhazen school, your child can develop based on their needs and interests. Benefit from a flexible approach that fits your lifestyle, and a high-quality hybrid education from anywhere in the world..
Primary School
Alhazen School provide a special education program for elementary school grades 1 until grade 6.
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Our next step in building a future-ready learning journey for students beyond primary school.
Coming SoonEvery child learns differently. Alhazen School offers flexible learning options designed to meet each student's needs and learning style.
Personalized learning with dedicated teacher attention to support each child's individual learning needs.
Learn together in an interactive environment that encourages collaboration, communication, and teamwork.
Flexible learning supported by parents and structured learning materials designed to encourage independent learning.
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Hear directly from our parents about their experiences with Alhazen School and their children's learning journey.
At Alhazen School, we encourage our students to achieve levels of success they could never have imagined. We provide our students with a high-quality hybrid education school experience, cultivate good-natured character and attitude (akhlakul karimah) as well as impart skills to solve real-world problems.
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Discover a more engaging learning experience through interactive online classes that integrate the National Curriculum, Technology (ICT), and Islamic Education.
Find answers to some of the most common questions about our learning programs, curriculum, technology, and admission process.
Alhazen School is an innovative online Islamic elementary school that integrates STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) education with Islamic values and teachings.
Our mission is to provide high-quality, holistic education that nurtures both the academic and spiritual growth of our students. By combining modern educational technology with a flexible learning environment, we aim to create a dynamic and supportive community where students can thrive and develop into well-rounded individuals and future leaders.
Alhazen School offers three flexible learning programs that can be selected based on each student's needs and learning preferences:
Alhazen School offers a personalized 1-on-1 online program where each student learns privately with a teacher. Learning sessions are conducted online through platforms such as Zoom or Google Meet.
Designed for small groups with a maximum of 10 students, this program encourages collaborative learning and interaction. Activities are conducted both online and offline, promoting creativity, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills.
A flexible learning option supported by parents, complete with a structured syllabus, learning modules, and regular learning evaluation to help students learn at their own pace.
Alhazen School integrates four comprehensive curricula to provide a well-rounded education:
This curriculum follows the national education standards set by the Indonesian government, ensuring that students meet all required competencies and learning outcomes.
This enhanced curriculum builds upon the National Curriculum by incorporating additional subjects and advanced learning materials, offering a broader and more enriched educational experience.
This curriculum focuses on Islamic teachings and values, providing students with a deeper understanding of the Quran, Hadith, and Islamic principles while fostering strong moral and ethical foundations.
This curriculum emphasizes the importance of Information and Communication Technology in modern education. It integrates STEM principles and equips students with essential technological skills for the future.
By combining these four curricula, Alhazen School ensures that students receive a holistic education that prepares them for both academic and personal success.
For online learning at Alhazen School, students need a reliable internet connection and a device such as a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Our online classes are conducted using platforms like Zoom, which facilitate live interaction between teachers and students.
Of course! Your child can explore the learning opportunities available at Alhazen School even if they are currently enrolled in another school.
For more information about our admission process, requirements, and enrollment options, please visit our Admission page.
Explore Admission →Self-Learning students are evaluated continuously. Every week, the teacher checks the student's Self-Learning Tracker. Parents can record learning progress, challenges, or topics they would like to discuss with the teacher.
If further discussion is needed, Parents and teachers can schedule an online meeting based on mutual agreement. In addition, Parents-Teachers Meetings (PTM) are held every 3 months to discuss the student's overall learning progress in greater detail.
Yes. Although students learn independently, teachers continue to monitor their progress regularly through the Self-Learning Tracker.
Teachers monitor progress, provide feedback, and help discuss any learning challenges experienced by students.
Grade promotion follows the applicable standards and policies set by the government.
Alhazen School sets a minimum target of 75 as the Minimum Learning Competency (KKM). However, grade promotion is not determined by a single score alone and follows the nationally applicable grade promotion requirements.
Yes. Learning evaluations are conducted regularly. Chapter-based summative assessments may take the form of written tests or projects, depending on the characteristics of the subject and learning material.
Therefore, students are evaluated not only on their ability to answer questions, but also on their ability to apply their knowledge through projects.
The Final Exam is conducted in the form of a written test. Meanwhile, chapter-based summative assessments may use written tests or projects depending on the learning needs.
Project-Based Learning (PBL) is implemented as needed, depending on the subject and learning theme.
In addition to projects conducted during regular lessons, there is also a mandatory project as part of the STEM Q Fair, which involves all students.
The STEM Q Fair is a project-based learning activity that gives students the opportunity to apply their knowledge through a project based on a predetermined theme.
For example, in a previous STEM Q Fair, the theme was natural disasters. Students created simple experiments demonstrating how a natural disaster could occur and then presented their projects to other students.
Currently, as many Alhazen School students live outside the Greater Jakarta area and even outside Indonesia, the STEM Q Fair is conducted online so that all students can participate.
The STEM Q Fair is held three times a year and involves all students, including those enrolled in the Self-Learning program.
Yes. Self-Learning students have opportunities to collaborate with other students, particularly through shared activities such as the STEM Q Fair.
Self-Learning students also participate in various school activities involving the entire student community.
Yes. Some school activities are designed for all students to participate in, including Self-Learning students.
Examples include:
These activities provide opportunities for Self-Learning students to interact, collaborate, and build meaningful learning experiences with their peers.
Yes. Parents-Teachers Meetings (PTM) are held regularly every 3 months and may be conducted online.
In addition, offline activities for students will also be scheduled periodically, particularly during school holidays.
Currently, regular offline Trial Classes are not available. However, offline activities will, InshaAllah, be scheduled during school holidays, giving students and Parents an opportunity to experience Alhazen's learning environment and activities directly.
No. Self-Learning provides flexibility in the independent learning process, but students remain part of the Alhazen School community.
Students can still participate in school-wide activities, collaborative projects, STEM Q Fair, Virtual Field Trips, Class Meetings, Ramadan Camp, and various other activities.
Student development is monitored through the Self-Learning Tracker, learning evaluations, teacher feedback, projects, collaborative activities, and PTM.
Through this system, students receive academic monitoring while also having opportunities to develop communication, collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
Self-Learning at Alhazen School still follows a structured learning system and defined learning targets.
Students have greater flexibility in their learning process while following the learning plan and targets that have been established.
Teachers continue to monitor students and provide regular guidance and support to help them achieve their learning targets.
Our team is ready to help Parents find the learning approach that best suits their child.
