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Academic Program · EARLY YEARS

Inspiring Curious Minds from the Very Beginning

Gistrav Islamia Early Years develops children’s skills in social interaction, cognitive abilities, language, emotional development, physical growth, early literacy and numeracy, as well as fine motor skills. Through a project-based learning approach, students actively observe, explore, and reflect in order to gain meaningful knowledge. The Preschool program encourages children to become independent learners, creative thinkers, and confident individuals.

Inside Campus

A Glimpse into Everyday School Life

Real classrooms, real students, real moments captured across the Gistrav Edu Land campus.

Classroom Life

Our Students

Campus

Physical Education

Learning Spaces

Why Us

6 Reasons Families Choose Gistrav Islamia School

Every subject is designed around four commitments that define a Gistrav education.

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Spacious School
A 3,5 hectare facility featuring the largest playground for active learning.

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Trilingual Leaderpreneurship The first school in Yogyakarta blending leadership and entrepreneurship in English, Arabic, and Bahasa Indonesia.

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Modern Infrastructure Integrated buildings and ample parking

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Innovative STEAM Education
Hands-on, science-driven learning.

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Master Qur’anic Arabic faster with Al-Qaidah Al-Madaniyyah
The structured, internationally recognized method approved by Madinah’s Nabawi Mosque

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Faith-Centered Focus
Daily Islamic values and activities

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Curriculum

Our Saudi-Aligned Curriculum

Every subject is designed around four commitments that define a Gistrav education.

Rooted in Islamic Values
Aligned with Al-Quran and As-Sunnah

Global Recognition
Cambridge English is internationally accredited

Rigorous Framework
Comprehensive, systematic curriculum design

Holistic Development
Combines academic excellence with character building

Applied Learning

Seamless integration of theory and practice

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How We Teach?

Four commitments that shape every lesson, every classroom, every day.

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Empower students through personalized, project-based STEAM challenges

Learning built around real problems, not worksheets.

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Cultivate articulate communicators in three languages

Confidence in Bahasa Indonesia, English, and Arabic.

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Spark curiosity with inquiry-led exploration

Students ask the questions that drive the lesson forward.

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Arabic language and Islamic insights strengthening.

Faith is woven through the school day, not set apart from it.

Our Education System

5 Pillars Behind Every Classroom Decision

Quran and Sunnah-Based
Aligned with Islamic principles

Student-Centered
Tailored to individual learning styles

STEAM & Project-Based Learning
Real-world problem-solving.

Communicative Teaching: Emphasis on multilingual proficiency 
English, Arabic, Bahasa Indonesia.

Inquiry-Based Methods Encourages critical thinking

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Gistrav Academy Experience

What a school year actually looks like.

Four lenses on daily life at Gistrav Early Years from flagship programs to the subjects on the timetable.

Program Highlights

  • Natural Scientific Inquiry through hands-on exploration
  • Group Learning Centers for teamwork & social skills
  • Age-appropriate, play-based activities
  • Aligned with developmental milestones
  • Blends play with STEAM & Islamic principles

Activities

  • Play, Singing & Storytelling
  • Physical Exercise
  • Dhuha Prayers
  • Murojaah
  • Quranic Literacy

Teaching & Learning Approach

  • Blends Indonesia’s national curriculum with STEAM
  • Montessori-inspired learning
  • Hands-on projects
  • Classes mostly in English
  • Building confidence, ready for the world

Subjects

  • Core Skills: English, Bahasa Indonesia, Arabic
  • STEAM Foundations: Math, Science
  • Creative Arts: Art, Motor Development
  • Deen & Akhlaq: Islamic Studies, Quranic Literacy

Get the complete guide to our integration of global education and As-Sunnah values.

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