What Parents Ask About MNS School
Have Questions About MNS?
We've compiled the most frequently asked questions from parents.
If you have any other questions, our Admissions team is ready to help.
What makes MNS stand out from other schools, and why did MNS choose the Pearson Edexcel Curriculum?
At MNS (Multimedia Nusantara School), we integrate technology, academics, and character through curriculum Sustainability Life Skill Development (SLSD).
Among various international curriculum:
- Pearson Edexcel offers a balance between theory and practice, a flexible assessment system, and mastery of 21st-century skills.
We chose Pearson Edexcel because it aligns most closely with MNS's approach. This curriculum provides the flexibility to implement project-based learning, technology integration, and character education, enabling students to excel not only academically but also to be well-prepared for the future. Pearson Edexcel because it aligns most closely with MNS's approach. This curriculum provides the flexibility to implement project-based learning, technology integration, and character education, enabling students to excel not only academically but also to be well-prepared for the future.
What is the maximum number of students per class?
At MNS, class sizes are designed to ensure optimal learning and maximum attention for every student.
Kiddy Club: max. 10 students per class
Playgroup: max. 15 students per class
Kindergarten: max. 20 students per class
Primary: max. 24 students per class
Junior dan Senior High School: max. 30 students per class
What is MNS's system and policy on child safety?
The safety and well-being of our students are our top priority. MNS implements a comprehensive security system that is strict yet remains child-friendly through:
- Strict Screening & Supervision: All staff undergo background checks, and students are supervised by teachers and a trained security team from arrival until dismissal.
- Restricted Area Access: Certain areas (such as school gates, staff rooms, and elevators) have restricted access to ensure children's safety. Students are not permitted to leave the school premises without official permission.
- Safe Facilities & Procedures: Equipped with regular emergency response simulations (safety drills), a student welfare team, and CCTV at strategic points monitored internally (parents may request access if there is a specific need, such as reviewing an incident).
Will children still learn using physical books?
Yes. We maintain a balance between technology and conventional learning methods. Primary students continue to practice handwriting regularly and learn from printed textbooks. Tablet use in class is carefully managed and limited to only 15–30 minutes per day to help regulate children's screen time. .
What is the primary language of instruction used in learning?
Our main language of instruction is English, with Indonesian and Mandarin taught as compulsory subjects.
Does MNS accept students with special needs?
At this time, MNS is unable to accept students with special needs, as our current learning system is classroom-based (general classroom) ) and does not yet provide accompanying facilities such as a shadow teacher.
Is there an entrance exam?
Yes. All prospective students are required to undergo an entrance assessment, which includes a trial class (for Preschool and Primary) or an assessment + interview (for Junior and Senior High School), along with an observation by the school psychologist, to ensure the learning environment is suitable for each student.
Is there homework (PR)?
Yes. Homework is given in moderation to review material, reinforce children's understanding, and help parents stay informed about what their child is learning.
What is the cut-off age for enrollment at MNS?
A prospective student's age is calculated as of July 31st at the start of the upcoming academic year. The minimumcut-offdate for enrollment is a a birth month of August.
Prospective students born in September and October may still be given the opportunity to enroll through a special evaluation process and trial class. However, prospective students who are 8 months or more under the age requirement (born in November or later) are not permitted to take the trial class.
