November 14, 2025 – Multimedia Nusantara School (MNS) held its first study trip for Primary students (grades 1–3) to Kompas TV, as part ofexperiential learning. The activity, joined by 150 students and more than 20 teachers, is a real example of synergy across units under the larger Kompas Gramedia umbrella. Through this visit, students didn't just observe from a distance — they experienced firsthand how the world of journalism works, from news gathering and editing to the on-air broadcasting process.
Children were then taken on a tour of Kompas TV's Studio 1 to see firsthand how a news program is produced, observing the roles of presenters, program directors, and camera operators. The students' enthusiasm was clear when they were given the chance to take part in pretend play as news presenters — a unique experience that helped build their confidence and public speaking skills. Speaking on the importance of the activity, Glory Oyong, Corporate Communication Director of Kompas Gramedia, shared:
"We were very happy to welcome the children from MNS today. A study trip like this gives them the chance to see firsthand how a television program is produced, from the behind-the-scenes process to how a presenter appears on camera. We hope this experience not only builds courage and confidence, but also introduces important values in the media industry, such as accuracy, responsibility, and integrity in delivering information to the public."
MNS Principal Theresia Listiyawati explained that the purpose of the menjelaskan bahwa tujuan study trip study trip was to build 21st-century skills, particularly communication and confidence. She added:
"We chose Kompas TV because it's a place where children can learn one of the most important 21st century skills: communication. In this century, a child who can express ideas with confidence, empathy, and ethics will have a real advantage in the future. And we're grateful that, thanks to the support of Kompas Gramedia, MNS students were able to learn directly from professionals in the media industry."
In addition to the studio activities, students also took part in an interactive storytelling session led by the Bobo Editorial team, which introduced children to the values of empathy and personal safety. This activity was also integrated with an English-language project on the theme of journalistic reporting. Study trip to Kompas TV stands as a real example of how MNS implements joyful, experiential, meaningful, and mindful learning, supported by the wider Kompas Gramedia ecosystem.
