ACG School Jakarta Yearbook 2020 - 2021 by ACG Schools

ACG SCHOOL JAKARTA

YEARBOOK

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SECONDARY ADVISORIES

EARLY/PRIMARY LEARNING

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SECONDARY LEARNING

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WHOLE SCHOOL EVENTS

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SENIOR PAGES

MES M E S ES S A G SAG SA AG E S ES 1

Creating the Yearbook this year was no easy feat, but we are immensely proud of the teachers, faculty, students, families, and especially our Yearbook Team for celebrating all the highlights of this incredibly challenging year in our Yearbook. Though virtually, we have accomplished far greater things than anyone could have imagined this year as a community from holding school and social events online, learning and growing independently, to appreciating our family and wonderful community despite our circumstances, it is our pleasure to present to you the accomplishments of the ACG School Jakarta community. With this Yearbook, we hope we can show you how relentlessly our teachers, staff, and students have been working to make this year the best one they could. Our Yearbook is meant to celebrate their achievements and end the 2020-2021 Academic Year on a positive and joyful note! We hope you have as much fun reading this Yearbook as we had making it and that you will have an enjoyable, safe summer break. See you next year! Sincerely, The Yearbook Team Najma Marwan, Rumaisha Ghina, Isabel ten Have, Sabrina McPhail, Irah Wahab, Anya Simanjuntak, Devina Darmawan, Ellena Cumberbirch, Yasmina Adimasadi, Samy Shebubakar, Woo Sang Kim 3

Dear All, We have faced significant challenges this year and should feel proud of the way our community has remained connected, supportive and compassionate. We did not imagine that we would spend three terms online and the recent hybrid approach has certainly demonstrated the value of face-to-face teaching and learning, social skills development and community activities that we perhaps took for granted prior to the global pandemic. Through these uncertain times, we have continued to move forward as a school community to strengthen the foundations in important areas that will see ACG School Jakarta become a more sustainable and progressive institution. The pandemic has pushed us to be creative and implement virtual monthly assemblies, parent student teacher conferences and virtual reality exhibitions for the PYP, Arts and Design Technology. We have seen how our student leaders can thrive in the digital landscape and host online events such as Mental Health Awareness Week and publishing a digital magazine – SCREAM zine. The numerous Parents as Learners Workshops, Parent Information Sessions and Year Level Webinars have helped to keep us all connected. Our steps towards international school accreditation gave us the opportunity to evaluate our own practices, raise awareness of our guiding statements and remind ourselves of our aspirational vision. In order to become a school of creative, innovative problems solvers, we must strive to provide learning experiences where students, faculty and parents have the opportunity to take responsibility, demonstrate leadership, and affect change locally. Our current batch of graduates are a wonderful example of realizing elements of our vision and it is their achievements, success and actions that will inspire others and help future students reach greater heights. Shawn Hutchinson

All over the world, people like me will be wondering what on earth they can write in their school yearbook that meaningfully adds to what has already been learned this year. Our lovely school, like so many spread across the different continents of the world, is most likely in a strange, creeping kind of shock since Spring of 2020. In my mind, accepting what has happened is very much part of the process of dealing with it, in my view, we have suffered a world-size trauma. I am not a fan of denial, it serves no real positive purpose, so, as unpleasant as life’s truths can be, it is better to stare them in the face, get to know what they are, and then take them apart, one by one. I have accepted that so much about this virus is unknown, so much that we cannot predict anything with any amount of certainty. So that is what we have to deal with as a school. One of my favourite moments this year was actually in the Cafeteria one morning in May, around 07:40 when most of the students who were coming to school had already arrived. Something occurred to me, and that ‘something’ was the level of noise in the Cafeteria. It wasn’t a bad noise, it was the hum of excited chatter, about school, about not-school, between children of all ages and adults. I realised that this was the first time since March 2020 I had heard noise like this. The joyful cacophony of young people enjoying talking with each other made me smile a very genuine smile. I mentioned this observation to Ms Ellison who was supervising with me and we were both taken aback by the power of the realisation. What we had been missing, what the students had been missing, the sound of people of all ages enjoying the act of communication. I suppose the larger realisation behind this simple one is that this horrible virus has helped me understand something I knew already, but in a much more significant way. When we lose the opportunity to share thoughts and ideas with others, to say silly things with each other, to learn from one another, agree and disagree with each other, we lose one of our defining characteristics. This nasty virus that has done so much to hurt all of our communities, but also has inadvertently done us a favour. Speaking purely for myself I want to always keep this lesson alive in my mind and commit to creating even more chances for our school community to communicate in many different ways. Of all the members of the community, I think it is the students who have defined how we need to react to this global event. They have persevered, shouldered burdens, helped each other, shown patience and tolerance in huge amounts. They have run assemblies, radio stations, exhibitions, tutor groups, fundraising events. They have learned new routines, cheerfully worn masks and visors in 34 degree heat, they have walked in lines and followed tracks on the ground as if they always did it like that. They have submitted portfolios, sat large numbers of tests and exams, waited patiently above and beyond expectations. They have run graduations, made yearbooks and applied to universities. All in a global pandemic. Frankly, I am in awe. As teachers we need to be exceptionally proud of our students right now, and always. Students of ACG, you set the bar very high for us adults, so I salute you and hope we can continue to deliver to you a school you deserve and then go on to make it even better. Have a fantastic summer. Richard Todd

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PRIMARY TEAM As we start the time to close the school for summer holidays, this is the time to reflect on the year. While this year has provided a wealth of challenges for teachers, students, staff, and families, we are amazed at how we have come together as a community to face them. Teachers continued to be innovative in the ways they presented concepts, went above and beyond to support students academically, socially, and emotionally. Students have worked diligently to inquire, be creative in how they demonstrate their knowledge with materials they have at home and reach out to their friends in new and unique ways in order to establish and maintain connections with their friends. Our parents have taken on additional duties to support their student’s learning and help maintain their emotional and mental well-being. While it has always been clear that we have a strong community at ACG School Jakarta, this year has made us even stronger. It was such a joy to have our students on campus for face-to-face learning, despite how short this time was, so we could connect with them more and have an opportunity to learn together in person. Our students have reached outstanding achievements this year from developing excellent Communication Skills through regularly writing in their class blogs, all the way to our first ever Virtual Reality PYP Exhibition in Year 6. During this time, their passion for learning hasn’t wavered. We have made many memories this year, established new friendships and reflected on where we want to be next year. It’s been an absolute pleasure to help guide teachers and students during the 2020-2021 school year and we look forward to welcoming students next year. However, for now it is a time for rest; we wish you an amazing summer holiday filled with health and happiness. We will be working to open our 2021-2022 school year positively and a plan to make it even better than this year! Congratulations on all of your success this year, you’ve earned it. All the best, Vanessa Ellison Wendi Hunter 7

The end of the 2020-2021 Academic Year was an extremely challenging yet incredibly successful year for ACG School Jakarta. Despite these unpredictable circumstances, the school has persevered to triumph over these obstacles as we have made the best of the situation and even transitioned to physical school for a period of time. The stressful times of the pandemic have not wavered the strong sense of community in ACG, which is the very reason we have signed up for our roles as Head Students This year’s rendition of the Student Council, both Primary and Secondary, proved to be some of the most innovative individuals to date. To provide the students with unforgettable experiences, ACG Jakarta's Student Council created virtual social events aided by power of technology. The Spirit Week to motivate our students, Mental Health Awareness Week to care for them, the Game Night & E-Sports Competition to give them a chance to get together outside of class like they normally would and Holiday Poster Competition for students to shine in a non-academic light... We are beyond proud of what our amazing students have pulled off in a far from perfect situation, and we are excited to see what they will achieve in years ahead. Moving forward, some exciting new developments have been started to improve the school life: an indoor cafeteria and interactive garden for learning. We hoped we have achieved our primary goal coming into this Academic Year: to instil and encourage an attitude of proactivity and excitement facing new opportunities and challenges Thank you all for trusting us as the Head Boy and Head Girl for this academic year. We’re proud to have been given the opportunity to contribute back to our community. For the next Head Students, Raahim, Anh, Rebecca, congratulations on getting the role and good luck next year! Enjoy your summer break and we hope to stay in touch! Sincerely, Isabel ten Have and Danujati Yulianto 8

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Shawn Hutchinson

Richard Todd

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Wendi Hunter

Vanessa Ellison

Joanne Dickinson

Senior Teacher Primary - IB PYP

Senior Teacher Early Learning - IB PYP

Senior Teacher Secondary - ELS & SEN

Avie Dhunanie

Fita Sari

Gita Scorini

Mia Sari

Nurul Hasanah

Septa Putri

Teguh Aditya

Tia Kristianti

Yudho Sumarman

Asdini Yuniasri

Ayu Yuliarti

Charlene Chan

Dinda Adriana

Esther Novelia Pardede Mum

Febrian Aristianto

Fransisca Kusumadewi

Mita Mulyati

Nopi Royani

Rahmad Wibowo

Rio Prasetio

Rizki Amaliyah

Santi Tisna

Rosani

Suti Rahayu

Faaiza Mahomed Jagvinder Kaur Surjit Singh Matthew Knox Sarah Waldie Vanessa Ellison

Wendi Hunter

Abraham Devis

Annie Pickering

Bambang Merdianto

Brendan McTiernan

Calvina

Dillon Sweales

Dina Ulfa

Eny Rahayu

Jack Hickey

Joanne Dickinson

Josh Winicki

Laura Said

Cheryl Parker David Campbell Olivia Owen Ryan McPhee Mark Ellison

Wu Jing Harrison 15

David Firdaus

Agatha Anggraini

Annisa

Heri Kurniawan

Kaitlin O'Connor

Sarrah Nadya

Fadli Imanullah

Shinta Amelia

Renita Novitasari Samantha Pho

Tia Kusmugiarti

Ursula Sari

Ahmad

Alen Saputra

Choirul Sasongko

Iyon Sumaryono

Kus

Rini

Salim

Supri

Taufik Ismail

Untung Prabowo

Wahono Setiono

Yatno

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CLEANING STAFF

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HOM H OM E R O ERO RO O MS OMS 19

Ahmad Aqeel Nuqman Har Man

Bimasena Arka Daniswara

DK Lara Khairina Pg Mohd Yusran

Gavin Yusuf Kriptanto

Jin Ooka

Kalyla Jasmine Amin Tan

Maryam Adlan

Scarlett Rose Owen

Affia Dania Amirul Azman

Aheli Kaur Dhillon

Ahmad Fakhrullah Mohd Faizal

Aiman Haziq Nor Amali

Aisyah Hannani Adimasadi

Lola Belle Ellison

Maria Alshehhi

Muhamad Faqih Fakham Syamli Azmi

Muhammad Rangga Zaki Pramulya

Noor Haider Shaikh

Nur Alesha Adawiyah Nek Norhisham

Olivia Gabrielle Bintoro

Reiji Kawa

Suji Lee

Umayr Adlan

Yuna Nakashima

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Hybrid Learn with Y1

Aimina Jade Tan Amin Tan

Alexavier Arkarega Salim

Geet Agastya Parishe

Goeun Nam

Inara Subin

Naomi Huerlimann

Pranjal Yadav

Reyaansh Dhagle

Sana Ooka

Sanvi Vijesh

Sophia Haider Shaikh

Summer Agun Hickey

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Aesha Alshehhi

Aimi Hamizah Nor Amali

Alexandros Mataragkas

Aqilah Faqihah Mohd Faizal

Austen Everly Philip

Dazzle D'Angelo Hugo

Ignacio Raphael Bintaro

Inaya Jamal

Keiichi Imai

Lingxi Wu

Muhammed Suliman

Nurlvy Kerubo Devis

Omar Mohammed Yehia Amin Moharram

Pangeran Raja Wiguna

Rawan Alshatti

Soshi Kawa

Tadeo Marama Kris Siahaan

Veylisha Azzalea Adriana

Yusra Hashmi

Affan Danish Amirul Azman

Aslanbek Aslanov

Atharv Gomber

Claire Palma

Darsh Gupta

Hugo Marson Naraya Widodo

Hyewon Nam

Jakub Sontodinomo

Derek Jenson Tanuwijaya

Alexandrica Amaranggana Salim

Aryasatya Ammareza Suganda

Aditi Ganapathy

Jian Heo

Joshua Edward Tanoyo

Joy Shin

Junseo Lee

Kangmin Kim

Kavya Nagpal

Kyusung Lee

Md Imtiyaz Adimasadi

Muhammad Faiq Fikri Syamli Azmi

Noah M. Adam -

Princess Keira Avariella -

Shaliha Naureen Alhabsy

Shreyash Dhiman 34

BATIK DAY

Ahmad Razin Azhan

AK Muhd Zharif Pg Mohd Yusran

Aliya Laylaningrum Suganda

Arfan Mohd Akmal

Chanseo Park

Eunyeong Kim

Indira Rae Ang Widjaja

Jeong-Hyeop Lee

Kieran Ario Sudarto

Leonid Rudyi

Muhammad Asher Saad

Nur Farha Fazia Syamli Azmi

Parth Kusumbia

Salma Drisana Natrinda Aksa

Timothy Marama Kris Siahaan

Vedanshi Singh

Yusuf Hashmi

Zoreza Farooq

Adam Kennett Arjava Duder

AK Muhammad Harith Pg Mohd Yusran

Alvaro Akeyla Raditya

Ari Kingston Philip

Ayasofya Makarim Adrian

Eva Mae Ellison

Ghulam Harith Bin Ghulam Hussain

Izac Dewa Zamparutti

Maryam Suliman

Muhammad Dinie Aqil -

Nathan Palma

Oliver Thornley

Olivia Jade Nesbitt

Rohit Varma

Tadeas Sontodinomo

Varell Kenneth Adrian

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Aahana Tanmay Patel

Dhaval Gyanani

Koreena Agun Hickey

Mohd Hazwan Abd Wahab

Nur Danisha Aqilah -

Hye Min Kim

Muhammad Firas Fahmi Syamli Azmi

Qasyma Uzma Imtithal Har Man

Bintang Ramadani

Chloe Strub

Do Hee Woo

Inaya Saad

Izabelle Rose Ang Widjaja

Meyher Nagpal

Rafa Rafael Wawolumaya

Samuel Long

Vivan Subin

Ahsanu Nadiyya Auliarezza

Kaja Anjali Subyakto

Andrea Charlotte Tabalujan

Devansh Bahuguna

Muhammad Zaidan Mohd Fuad

Omid Theyab

Sofie Johanna van Hekken

Zeeshan Raza Hassan

Hari Ganapathy

Rob Harsya Mandala ten Have

Spirit Week fun!

Alana Maika Chen

Alexander B.C Duder

Austin Shirand Hairs

Josh Lorenzo Figaro Napitupulu

Nabiel Nafasa Muthmain

Philip Ivar Allan Lundin

Rixellious Vierro Japutra

Ryan Thornley

Etarina Keisya Kuru

Raizaaisha Zahirman

Always hard at work

Caroline Nuroel Sewell

Minjee Kim

Jeanne Madeleine Montejo

Md Amin Hazim Bin Ruhaizad

Troy Ario Sudarto

Md Iman Ashraf Adimasadi

Samuel Ek

Better together (safely)!

Arief Iskandar Sufian

Elijah Ariel Hugh Evans

Jasmyn Maude Soekidi-Ford

Jeremy Putra Lang

Kanade Kakimoto

Muhammad Talha Khoso

Imaan Suliman

Josh Fitzgerald Napitupulu

Sarah Omar Miski

Who need s planes wh en we have Teams?

Adam Aryaldi Ahmad Syakir

Marco Valletta Hutahaean

DK Yasmine Aleeya Pg Mohd Yusran

Nadeem Zimraan Rustombi

Yasmina Masiratunnaja Adimasadi

Kyla Mieko Litamahuputty

Siti Sarrah Nurfajriah Hepat

Making the most of our time online!

Ellena Cumberbirch

Johannes Dewa Batara Manuel Lay

Kenshiro Okamoto

Deandra Pramudyo Yulianto

Puti Jasmina Sudjatmiko

Tayyaba Faisal

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Anirudh Reddy Sripathi

Maliek Kumara ten Have

Billy Gojali-Ilbrey

Chiara Malika Andrea Mini

Mei Hutchinson

Salma Hassan

Lidia Condolaizza Napitupulu

Muhammad Amir Zafri Bin Ruhaizad

Seoyeong Kim

Naysa Davina Tumilaar

Taiga Tomiya

Ahmad Annaqieb Kholid Alatas

M. Rayyan Syakib Marwan Jafar

Cello Obin Siahaan

Christopher Chung Wey Toh

Mohammed Adib

Shafiya Nazreen Alhabsy

Nur Adeela Mohammad Nizam

Syed Raahem Haamer

Dyah Laksmi Nindya Pramono

Rukhsar

Zidan Malik Arssad

Staying positive through it all!

Briant Rai

Satria Rana Wiraputra

Kai Ramadana Widoyo-Kogiso

Tristan Ario Sudarto

Woo Sang Kim

Rebecca Maria Balanescu

Wajeeha Faisal

Muhamad Samy Abdul Rahman Shebubakar

Akash Satheesh

Anh Thai Kim Vu

Euan Khomasurya Sutjipto

Muhammad Raahim Hadi

Nadira Aurelia de Winter

Sang Eon Park

Ahmad Imran Sufian

Daniel Roedy Dickinson

Lola Flora Szarszo

Anastasia Iman Sufian

Anya Anggita Evelina Simanjuntak

Danujati Yulianto

Devina Putrianne Darmawan

Ningrum Farmer

Siti Nur Nuwairah Abd Wahab

Atha Aushaf Ridho

Ayumu Eden Razif Tsuchiya

Chaeyoung Kim

Isabel Ayutyas ten Have

Lina Hutchinson

Najma Marwan

Sabrina Khayka Navisa McPhail

Winahyu Tyas

Rumaisha Ghina

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We have just completed an enjoyable and successful THIMUN conference. Our delegates quickly got into the procedures of the lobbying and debating sessions and were very proactive in delivering not just policy statement speeches but also in putting themselves forward for points of information and improvised amendment speeches.

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