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※Kindergarten at AL-WILDAN ISLAMIC SCHOOL 1 GADING SERPONG and AL-WILDAN ISLAMIC SCHOOL 20 MATARAM. Other campuses may differ slightly.

1. 01What is the vision of the AL-WILDAN Kindergarten?Vision & Curriculum

   To be a high-quality Islamic educational institution built on memorisation of the Qur'an and the sciences of the Shari'ah, supported by mastery of foreign languages.

2. 02Which classes are there, and what is the minimum age?Vision & Curriculum

   PG (Playgroup) from age 3, K1 from age 4 and K2 from age 5 — counted as of June of the academic year.

3. 03Which curriculum is used?Vision & Curriculum

   The Tahfizh International Curriculum, with tiered outcomes from PG to K1 to K2 across: Islamic manners & values, independence, social-emotional growth, language & communication, literacy, numeracy, gross and fine motor skills, cognition & problem solving, science & exploration, and life skills.

4. 04Which religious (Diniyyah) subjects are taught?Vision & Curriculum

   Tahfizh of the Qur'an, plus daily du'a and hadith, with memorisation targets per semester for K1 and K2.

5. 05What are the seven character goals for our graduates?Vision & Curriculum

   Faithful (loving Allah and Islamic values), Adab (good manners towards Allah, parents, teachers and friends), Independent, Responsible, Confident, Caring, and Creative & Curious.

6. 06What time do K1 children arrive and go home?Schedule & Pick-up

   Monday–Thursday: arrive 07.30, home 11.15. Friday: arrive 07.30, home 10.15.

7. 07What time do K2 children arrive and go home?Schedule & Pick-up

   Monday–Thursday: arrive 07.30, home 11.30. Friday: arrive 07.30, home 10.30 — fifteen minutes later than K1.

8. 08What does a typical day look like?Schedule & Pick-up

   The day opens with morning dhikr (07.30–08.00), then Tahfizh, a break and rotating lessons — Phonics, Maths, Arabic, English, Nuroniyyah, Hadith, Du'a, Fiqh of worship and Sirah storytelling depending on the day — and closes with review before home time. Each class receives its full weekly timetable.

9. 09May parents wait inside the school?Schedule & Pick-up

   Only during the first week of school (or in special cases with the teacher’s or principal’s permission). After that, escorts wait outside the gate. Permission is given to parents of new pupils only, with modest Islamic dress and without disturbing school order.

10. 10What if I am late for pick-up?Schedule & Pick-up

    Please pick up on time. Home time differs between K1 and K2 and between weekdays and Friday, so kindly follow your child’s class schedule.

11. 11What should I do if my child is absent?Attendance & Health

    Inform the class teacher or send a WhatsApp message. Absence without notice is recorded as unexcused.

12. 12What health rules apply?Attendance & Health

    Make sure your child is well (temperature no higher than 37°C, no cough or cold). Wear a mask in the school area and keep a spare in the bag. A child showing symptoms during lessons is sent home to rest; please follow the advice of a doctor or the school health team.

13. 13Is there a uniform for each day?Uniform

    Yes — there is a different uniform for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The full visual guide is shared with parents.

14. 14Any other notes on uniform and accessories?Uniform

    Children wear inner trousers (sirwal) under a jubah or gamis, and must wear shoes (any style) with socks. Bags and socks may not show pictures of living beings.

15. 15What are the rules for daily snacks?Meals

    Bring nutritious food and a drink every day, always including water. Crisps, sweets, chocolate and similar snacks are not allowed.

16. 16Do the children eat together at school?Meals

    Yes — “Healthy Feeding”, once a month on a Friday. Each child brings food on the month’s theme (vegetables, fruit, or chicken dishes) to share the meal together.

17. 17What goes in my child’s supply box?Supplies

    A change of clothes (including underwear), a 14 mm square-ruled book (PG & K1) or three-line book (K2), stationery (pencil, eraser, sharpener, ruler), small scissors, paper glue, crayons or coloured pencils, toothbrush and toothpaste, a medium plastic bag, a small prayer mat and plastic cutlery (spoon, plate, cup). Label everything with your child’s name.

18. 18What size should the supply box be?Supplies

    Length 31–37 cm, width 20–26 cm, height 22 cm.

19. 19May my child celebrate a birthday at school?School Rules

    No. Birthday celebrations are not held on AL-WILDAN ISLAMIC SCHOOL premises.

20. 20May my child bring toys or pocket money?School Rules

    No toys or pocket money — except a small Friday infaq, which is given through a Ramadan charity activity to teach children to give.

21. 21May my child wear jewellery?School Rules

    No jewellery or other valuables, please.

22. 22How should I communicate with the class teacher?School Rules

    Always courteously. Please do not meet the class teacher during teaching hours. Class WhatsApp groups are for mothers only, except in urgent cases.

23. 23How many teachers are in each class?Classes & Teachers

    Two: a PEM home teacher (Phonics, Maths, Science) and an ADHA teacher (Qur’an, Du’a, Hadith, Arabic), supported by two helpers for toileting. The school also has a native Arabic teacher.

24. 24How many children are in each class?Classes & Teachers

    PG: 12 children per class. K1: 16 children per class. K2: 17 children per class.

25. 25What are the class names for 2026/2027?Classes & Teachers

    Classes are named after the names and qualities of Paradise and one gate of Paradise mentioned in the Qur'an: PG Ar-Rayyan, PG Jannatun Na'im, K1 Darul Muqamah, K1 Jannatul Firdaus, K1 Jannatu 'Adn, K2 Jannatul Khuld, K2 Darussalam, K2 Al-Maqamul Amin and K2 Jannatul Ma'wa.

26. 26What are the admission steps?Admission

    Inquire → Visit → Register → Assessment & trial class → Parent interview → Review → Admission → Enrolment → Orientation → Start school.

※Girls' Boarding at AL-WILDAN ISLAMIC SCHOOL 1 GADING SERPONG. Other boarding campuses may differ slightly.

1. 01How is the Boarding programme organised?Organisation

   Head of Boarding → Deputy Head → Secretary/Administration, overseeing four divisions — Qur'an & Arabic, Character & Worship, Health & Sport, Public Relations & Security — together with the Musyrifah coordinator.

2. 02What are the seven core programmes?Core Programmes

   Qur'an, Arabic, study circles & intensive courses (Kajian & Daurah), Du'a & Hadith, Public Speaking, Skills, and Leadership.

3. 03What is the minimum Qur'an memorisation target?Core Programmes

   At least 3 juz for junior high and 3 juz for senior high, recited to a standard with sanad.

4. 04When are the Qur'an circles held, and how are they assessed?Core Programmes

   Monday–Thursday 05.00–06.00 and Maghrib–Isha; Friday 05.00–06.00. Assessed by a monthly memorisation test and a monthly report. One musyrifah guides at most 20 students per circle.

5. 05What is the Arabic (Lughah) target?Core Programmes

   At least 5 new words per session, 40 per month and 400 per year, each with example phrases.

6. 06When are Arabic sessions held and how do they work?Core Programmes

   Monday and Thursday, 20.00–21.00. Students learn at their level (beginner, intermediate, advanced) with the Arabic division, then submit their notes and memorisation; assessed monthly by test and report.

7. 07What do the study circles and intensive courses cover?Core Programmes

   Kajian: Fiqh, women’s Fiqh, Aqidah & Akhlaq, Hadith, study methods and themed topics. Daurah: Tahsin of the Qur’an with a scholar holding sanad, and a commentary on Tajwid Mushawwar by Shaykh Dr. Ayman Rushdi Suwayd.

8. 08When and where are they held?Core Programmes

   Kajian: Tuesday 20.00–21.00 and Friday Maghrib–Isha. Daurah: Saturday 07.30–09.30. All in person at Musholla Aisyah.

9. 09When are daily du'a and hadith studied?Core Programmes

   Saturday 05.00–06.00. Students recite their memorisation to their musyrifah; assessed by monthly test and report.

10. 10What is Public Speaking (Muhadharah)?Core Programmes

    Once a month on Saturday from Isha until 22.00. Students practise speeches and short dramas in Arabic and English in front of their peers — building courage, confidence and teamwork.

11. 11Which skills activities are offered?Core Programmes

    Swimming (Friday 13.00–16.00), plus sewing, cooking and archery (Saturday 10.00–12.00), rotating by class and led by professional trainers.

12. 12How is leadership and character built?Core Programmes

    Through room leadership structures and five values: moral character (faith, piety, honesty), discipline (congregational prayer on time, daily circles), perseverance (memorisation and vocabulary targets), independence (limited calls and visits, making one’s own bed, daily duties) and responsibility (duties such as waking roommates).

13. 13When does the day begin?Daily Schedule

    Night prayer (Qiyamul Lail) at 03.30–04.30, then congregational Fajr at 04.30–05.00 — every day, including weekends.

14. 14What is the Monday–Thursday rhythm?Daily Schedule

    After Fajr: Qur'an circle (05.00–06.00) → breakfast (06.00–07.00) → school lessons (07.00–16.00) → free time, bath and sport (16.00–17.00) → dinner (17.00–18.00) → Maghrib in congregation → evening Qur'an, study or Arabic circle (18.15–20.30, by day) → Isha → independent study → musyrifah mentoring (21.30–22.00) → lights out at 22.00.

15. 15How are Saturday and Sunday different?Daily Schedule

    Saturday mornings are for du'a & hadith, then courses, clubs and visits from 07.00–16.00. Sunday mornings are free time and self-revision, then community clean-up, sport and visits from 07.00–16.00.

16. 16What happens if a student falls ill?Student Care

    She receives special care from her musyrifah, the school clinic staff and the school doctor.

17. 17Can students order food delivery?Student Care

    Twice a week — Monday and Thursday — for the sunnah fast.

18. 18How often can students go home?Student Care

    Once a month, in the last week, from Friday midday until Sunday.

19. 19Can parents visit the boarding house?Student Care

    Yes — once a month in the second week, from Saturday after activities until Sunday. This is separate from home leave in the last week, so there are two occasions each month.

20. 20How can students phone their parents?Student Care

    Once a week using the school phone, scheduled by room with the musyrifah.

21. 21Who supervises meal times?Student Care

    Musyrifah supervise every meal in person; meals are served buffet style.

22. 22What is “Musyrifah mentoring”?Student Care

    Each evening from 21.30–22.00 every musyrifah visits her students’ room to guide them and listen to their concerns — keeping close to how each child is feeling.

23. 23Is the boarding house supervised?Student Care

    Yes — rooms are covered by 24-hour CCTV, musyrifah take regular roll calls and sleep in the rooms with the students.

24. 24How do musyrifah keep in touch with parents?Student Care

    Closely and regularly — the musyrifah is the bridge that keeps parents informed about their daughter’s life in boarding.

25. 25What is not allowed?Rules

    Five main rules: (1) no electronics such as phones, laptops, tablets or accessories — confiscated and not returned; (2) no dating — grounds for dismissal; (3) no cigarettes or vapes; (4) no backbiting or setting friends against each other; (5) no staying up late.

26. 26How are students with difficulties guided?Guidance & Discipline

    With an emotional approach — wisdom and compassion — carried out directly by the musyrifah, never by senior students.

27. 27What kind of sanctions are used?Guidance & Discipline

    Educational ones — memorising verses of the Qur'an, hadith or vocabulary, or summarising a lesson. All violations are recorded by category, and parents are informed of serious ones.

28. 28What are the consequences of bullying?Guidance & Discipline

    Physical bullying: dismissal on the first offence. Verbal bullying is tiered — first offence, one week’s suspension from lessons; second, two to three weeks; third, dismissal.

29. 29Which violations mean immediate dismissal?Guidance & Discipline

    Drugs, sexual misconduct, theft, and possession or use of firearms or sharp weapons — zero tolerance, dismissal on the first offence.

※Fullday programme for SD, SMP and SMA across AL-WILDAN ISLAMIC SCHOOL campuses. Some details differ by campus — check with the campus team.

1. 01What time does school start and finish?Schedule & Learning

   Monday–Thursday 07.00–16.00 local time. On Friday, students go home at 11.30 local time.

2. 02Must students pray Zuhur and Asr in congregation?Schedule & Learning

   Yes. Zuhur and Asr in congregation are part of our worship habit programme and are compulsory according to the schedule.

3. 03May my child go home by online motorcycle taxi?Schedule & Learning

   Yes, provided parents have informed the homeroom teacher of the pick-up arrangement beforehand.

4. 04Do boys pray Jumu‘ah at school?Schedule & Learning

   Boys are encouraged to pray Jumu‘ah at school as part of the worship habit programme.

5. 05Which language is used in class?Schedule & Learning

   It follows the TIC track: AE (America Europe) in English; ME (Middle East) in Arabic; MQ (Markaz Al-Qur'an) and DI (Diknas International) in Indonesian. Language also depends on the subject — Pancasila and Indonesian are always taught in Indonesian.

6. 06What if my child cannot attend school?Schedule & Learning

   Please inform the homeroom teacher on the same day, for example by WhatsApp. Absence without notice is recorded as unexcused.

7. 07Is there a uniform?Schedule & Learning

   Yes. Uniforms follow the daily schedule set by the school. Each campus shares the details per day, accessories and how to order.

8. 08Does the school provide lunch?Facilities & Services

   The Fullday programme does not provide lunch directly. Your child can bring a packed lunch or use a third-party catering service curated by the school.

9. 09Is there a school transport service?Facilities & Services

   Yes, through third-party driver partners curated by the school. Contact the campus Public Relations team for coverage, fees and registration.

10. 10Which extracurricular activities are available?Facilities & Services

    Extracurriculars are run with partners at each campus, so activities differ. Contact the campus Public Relations team for the latest list.

11. 11Can my child join more than one extracurricular?Facilities & Services

    Yes, as long as the schedules do not clash and your child can follow them well.

12. 12When do extracurriculars take place?Facilities & Services

    After 16.00 local time.

13. 13May my child bring a gadget?Facilities & Services

    Yes. The device is handed to the homeroom teacher on arrival and collected again at home time.

14. 14What if my child falls ill at school?Facilities & Services

    Your child receives first care in the school clinic (UKS). If rest is needed, the school will call you to pick them up. Please keep your child at home when they are unwell.

15. 15Can my child switch TIC track?TIC & Curriculum

    Yes. Each track uses different books, so extra costs may apply. Please consult the school about the administrative process.

16. 16Which books are used?TIC & Curriculum

    Diniyyah subjects use works by scholars of the salaf manhaj, including Indonesian translations; ME uses Arabic texts. General subjects follow national curriculum books; AE uses Cambridge-based books. Arabic uses Al-'Arabiyyah Baina Yadaik plus Nahwu and Sharaf texts.

17. 17Which teaching method is used?TIC & Curriculum

    AL-WILDAN uses Mastery Learning — mastering material before moving to the next stage. Foreign languages are taught with the Step and Elicit approach.

18. 18Which curriculum is used?TIC & Curriculum

    The Tahfizh Al-Qur'an International Curriculum (TIC), which integrates pesantren education, the national curriculum and an international curriculum.

19. 19How does the school prevent bullying?Safety & Discipline

    Preventing bullying is a discipline and child-protection priority. Supervision is carried out by homeroom teachers, teachers and staff, supported by CCTV and a monitoring room in designated areas.

20. 20How are bullying reports handled?Safety & Discipline

    Reports are investigated and accompanied by the Guidance and Counseling (GnC) unit. Depending on the findings and severity, follow-up may be a warning letter, suspension, or dismissal according to school rules.

21. 21What happens in an emergency or outbreak?Safety & Discipline

    The school follows government guidance and safety conditions. Where possible, learning moves online temporarily.

22. 22How can parents give feedback?Safety & Discipline

    Through the homeroom teacher or school management, as input for evaluation and better service.

23. 23May students celebrate birthdays at school?Safety & Discipline

    No. Birthday celebrations are not held on AL-WILDAN premises.

24. 24May my child wear jewellery or bring valuables?Safety & Discipline

    No. Jewellery and valuables are not allowed at school; items brought against this rule are the owner’s own responsibility.

25. 25How should parents communicate with the homeroom teacher?Safety & Discipline

    Kindly and courteously. Meetings are arranged outside teaching hours so lessons are not disturbed. The class WhatsApp group is for official class information.

26. 26What is the accreditation status?Accreditation & Graduation

    Accreditation is held by each campus under government regulations. Contact the campus Public Relations team for the latest status and grade.

27. 27Which certificates do graduates receive?Accreditation & Graduation

    Graduates receive the national certificate (ijazah) and the TIC certificate. The school can explain how they are issued.

28. 28Where do graduates continue their studies?Accreditation & Graduation

    AL-WILDAN alumni have continued to universities in Indonesia and abroad. The school can share our alumni track record.

29. 29What is the Qur'an memorisation target?Qur'an & Languages

    A minimum of 3 juz in junior high (SMP) and 3 juz in senior high (SMA), with recitation quality guided by the sanad standard.

30. 30Can my child apply if they don't yet read the Qur'an fluently?Qur'an & Languages

    Yes. Your child will be guided to read Well, Correctly, Fluently and to the Sanad Standard (BBLS).

31. 31Can my child be accepted without fluent English or Arabic?Qur'an & Languages

    Yes. Your child is guided step by step to build communication skills for the chosen programme.

32. 32What if my child doesn't speak Indonesian yet?Qur'an & Languages

    Your child can apply if they speak English or Arabic. The TIC track is chosen to match their language ability.

33. 33Is there an inclusive education programme?Guidance & Habits

    Not at the moment — AL-WILDAN has not yet opened an inclusive education programme.

34. 34How can parents follow their child's progress?Guidance & Habits

    The homeroom teacher is the main contact for news on learning, habits and activities.

35. 35Are there limits on snacks bought at school?Guidance & Habits

    There is no specific rule yet. Parents can coordinate with the homeroom teacher if they need particular supervision.

36. 36Are there sunnah worship habits?Guidance & Habits

    Yes — morning dhikr, Duha prayer during Homeroom Session, evening dhikr after Asr, and encouragement to fast on Mondays and Thursdays. Boarding students are also encouraged to pray at night with their room supervisor.

37. 37Are there sports facilities, laboratories and a library?Guidance & Habits

    Facilities differ by campus. Contact the campus Public Relations team for details.

38. 38How does admission work?Admission (SPMB)

    Inquire → Visit → Register → Assessment/Trial Class → Parent Interview → Review → Admission → Enrollment (re-registration & payment) → Orientation → Start School.

39. 39Is there an entrance test?Admission (SPMB)

    Yes. Applicants take an assessment and/or trial class, and parents attend an interview. The results show readiness and the most suitable TIC track.

40. 40When is admission for 2027/2028 open?Admission (SPMB)

    Admission for 2027/2028 is open now. Intake waves and places differ by campus — contact the campus Public Relations team for the latest.

41. 41Do you accept transfer students?Admission (SPMB)

    Yes, in grades 2–5 (SD), 8–9 (SMP) and 11–12 (SMA), subject to available places and the assessment.

42. 42Which documents are needed to apply?Admission (SPMB)

    Please contact the campus Public Relations team for the current list of documents.

43. 43How much are the school fees?Fees & Discounts

    Fees differ by campus, level and programme (Fullday/Boarding). The official campus price list shows the full breakdown, including the admission fee (Uang Pangkal), monthly tuition (SPP) and annual fee (IWT). Ask the campus Public Relations team for it, or try the fee simulation on this page.

44. 44Are there discounts on the admission fee?Fees & Discounts

    Yes, including: (1) AL-WILDAN alumni entering grade 1 SD, 7 SMP or 10 SMA – 50%; (2) siblings – second child 25%, third child onwards 50%; (3) students continuing to the next level within AL-WILDAN; (4) transfer students; and (5) early-applicant promotions as stated in the current SPMB flyer. Amounts and terms may differ at some campuses.

45. 45Can discounts be combined?Fees & Discounts

    No. If your child qualifies for more than one, the single discount with the largest rupiah value applies.

46. 46Is there a discount for continuing to the next level at AL-WILDAN?Fees & Discounts

    Yes. AL-WILDAN TK, SD or SMP students moving up receive an admission-fee discount: 50% from Fullday to Fullday (or from Boarding), and 25% from Fullday to Boarding. Some campuses have their own terms.

47. 47Is the admission fee refundable?Fees & Discounts

    No. The admission fee is non-refundable, including when a student withdraws after starting school or changes campus.

48. 48Can my child move to another AL-WILDAN campus?Changing Campus

    Yes. The request is made through the current campus and coordinated with the new one. The best time is at the start of a new school year.

49. 49How do fees work when changing campus?Changing Campus

    The admission fee already paid is recognised. If the new campus's standard fee is higher, the difference is paid to the new campus; if lower, the excess is not refunded. Tuition then follows the new campus's rates. Outstanding payments at the current campus must be settled first.

50. 50Do admission promotions apply when changing campus?Changing Campus

    No. SPMB promotions are for new applicants; current students changing campus follow the inter-campus transfer terms.