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0:34 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious 0:35 , the Most Merciful. Peace be upon you, 0:37 and Allah's mercy and blessings, 0:38 brothers and sisters may Allah have 0:39 mercy on you. Praise and gratitude to 0:43 Allah that we are brought together in 0:46 this morning's School Window program, 0:49 which hopefully further encourages us 0:52 to be better companions for our 0:54 children and our students. And for this 0:59 discussion, hopefully, it will help us 1:03 understand better how to prepare our 1:08 children for specific activities. Not 1:13 to forget, let us send prayers and 1:14 peace to the leader of the ummah, our 1:15 beloved Muhammad, the Messenger of 1:16 Allah, may Allah bless him and grant 1:18 him peace. May we attain his 1:20 intercession later and be reunited with 1:22 him at the time we long for in the 1:24 hereafter. Brothers and sisters. Today, 1:29 present at the School Window is Mbak 1:33 Yuni. 1:36 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 1:38 and blessings. 1:38 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 1:40 and blessings. 1:41 >> Then there is also Mr. Rida Gandra, MSI 1:44 . He is the principal of SMP IT Insan 1:49 Mandiri. To be precise, brothers and 1:54 sisters, this discussion is about how 1:57 we prepare our children to join the 2:00 events at Silaturahim Islamic School 2:02 Insan Mandiri Cibubur. Whether it's the 2:08 trial class, kidfest, or perhaps the 2:11 TKA try-out and IMG exhibition? We will 2:15 listen to the full discussion later. 2:19 Alright, once again, let us greet the 2:21 other speaker who will be joining us 2:23 later. Peace be upon you, and Allah's 2:26 mercy and blessings. 2:27 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 2:29 and blessings. 2:30 >> Um, Mr. Rida, the microphone is on. 2:35 >> Yes. Yes. So, those are the ones who 2:40 will be with us in our time together 2:44 today. For now, let's start with a 2:50 question for Mbak Yuni. The upcoming 2:53 agenda at the kindergarten or primary 2:56 school, some of which was outlined 2:58 earlier. What is it like, exactly? 3:01 >> Yes. In the name of Allah, the Most 3:02 Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace be 3:03 upon you, and Allah's mercy and 3:05 blessings. Ladies and gentlemen, Rasil 3:09 listeners, and also the Rasil crew. May 3:11 you all be in good health. For the 3:16 Silaturahim Islamic Kindergarten itself 3:18 , alhamdulillah, this is our inaugural 3:21 year, Bunda Nuning and our dear 3:24 listeners. Alhamdulillah, this year we 3:29 have been entrusted with approximately 3:31 13 TKA and TKB students. Now, as for 3:36 the Silaturahim Islamic Primary School, 3:39 we are already in our 13th year. 3:43 Alhamdulillah, sorry, our 12th year, 3:47 because we were established in 2014, 3:50 due to high demand and parents of the 3:54 older students already at the 3:57 Silaturahim school. And then they have 4:00 younger siblings they also want to 4:02 enroll in kindergarten. Alhamdulillah, 4:05 the Silaturahim Education Foundation 4:07 finally opened a kindergarten in 2026. 4:10 So, this is the first year of the 4:12 kindergarten, right? The 4:14 >> inaugural year, they are already 4:15 studying in TKA and TKB. 4:18 >> Silaturahim Islamic Kindergarten, where 4:20 the principal is Ustazah Eliawati. 4:24 Please keep her in your prayers; she is 4:26 currently performing the Umrah 4:28 pilgrimage today. 4:29 >> He. 4:30 >> So, the nearest upcoming agenda at the 4:33 Silaturahim Islamic Kindergarten, we 4:36 have, God willing, a free trial class, 4:38 Bunda Nuning, 4:41 >> on the date of 4:42 >> November 7, 2026. Oh, excuse me, in 2 4:48 weeks, so we, uh, sorry, we are 4:50 correcting the date to October 24. So, 4:56 there is still an opportunity to 4:59 register on Saturday, October 24, 2026. 5:05 So for the new kindergarten this year, 5:08 there are activities, the trial has 5:11 also been, how many students will be 5:15 >> As for those who have become our 5:17 students, there are more or less 13 5:19 children. I see. 5:22 >> Well, for this trial class, we are open 5:24 to the public, for those aged 3 and a 5:27 half years and up to about 5 and a half 5:30 years old 5:32 >> who are looking for a kindergarten and 5:34 want to see what the atmosphere of a 5:37 kindergarten classroom is like. Curious 5:40 about what the learning is like? Well, 5:43 in the Silaturahim kindergarten trial 5:45 class activity, there will be three 5:46 activities. You can choose one, or join 5:49 all of them. The first one, learning 5:52 numbers and alphabets. So, the children 5:55 >> toddlers and young children learn to 5:58 recognize letters and numbers but in 6:01 the form of toys. So they just hold 6:04 them first, oh, number one is like this 6:06 . It's in the form of cute blocks. Then 6:11 also, the classroom equipment shows 6:15 some alphabets too, introducing A, B, C 6:20 , D, and so on. It's in the form of 6:25 colorful and cute numbers, so the 6:28 children, besides touching, also see, 6:31 oh, A is like this. Then the second 6:35 activity of the trial class is social 6:37 play. This social play will be in 6:40 groups, for example, 4 to 5 children, 6:43 we will divide them into several groups 6:45 . For example, if 20 people register 6:48 for this trial class, we will divide 6:51 them into five groups so they can get 6:54 to know each other among the trial 6:56 class participants. Maybe some will cry 7:00 because it's their first time in this 7:02 environment. There are also those who 7:05 are immediately comfortable and feel at 7:07 home because the classroom atmosphere 7:09 is very cozy at Silaturahim 7:11 Kindergarten. Then, besides social play 7:15 , within this social play, it's not 7:17 just about getting to know each other, 7:20 later from those groups we will invite 7:22 them to play at what's it called? The 7:26 kindergarten playground and also other 7:28 play areas. I see. 7:30 >> The third one is Kids and Mom, that is 7:33 coloring together with parents. That is 7:37 to train the child's fine motor skills. 7:41 That is how it is, Mom, for the trial 7:43 class activities. This activity is free 7:46 . The quota is around 25 to 30 for this 7:51 activity. 7:54 >> Alhamdulillah, about 10 have already 7:55 registered. So don't miss out, register 7:57 immediately. There is a number you can 8:01 contact for this trial class activity. 8:04 I will hand it over to Mrs. Nuning. 8:06 >> Is there a limit to the number? No. 8:08 >> Yes. So the total is 25 to 30 students. 8:13 Right now, there are 8:14 >> right now there are 8:15 >> about 10 children who have registered. 8:18 Their ages vary. Some are 3.8 years old 8:21 , some are already 4 years old. Because 8:25 their parents, before enrolling in TKA 8:27 or TKB, want to do a trial class first, 8:30 they want to try what the class is like 8:32 and what the activities are like. 8:36 >> Yes, so there is still an opportunity, 8:38 brothers and sisters, because from 30 8:40 to how many? 35 is just about half, 8:43 more or less, right? Okay, before we 8:46 continue, let's ask Mr. Rida first. By 8:50 the way, what is the background or the 8:52 reason for creating this tryout 8:55 activity? 8:57 >> Alright. In the name of Allah, the Most 8:58 Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace be 8:59 upon you, and Allah mercy and blessings 9:01 . Praise be to Allah, and may peace and 9:04 blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, 9:05 and thereafter. Thank you, Bunda Nuning 9:08 . Uh, let me get straight to it. So, 9:11 the background is that generally, we 9:14 have entered the era of the new 9:17 Minister of Primary and Secondary 9:20 Education, and there is the TKA. 9:24 >> Uh, the Academic Competency Test. For 9:28 junior high school, we are tested on 9:30 two subjects: mathematics and 9:32 Indonesian. Now, for the legal 9:36 background, there is actually a 9:39 regulation from the Minister of Primary 9:42 and Secondary Education number 9 of 9:45 2025, then the ministerial decree, and 9:48 so on. Now, for IMC itself, first, uh, 9:51 initially it is more about our concern, 9:55 right? 9:56 >> To share. So, we have the facilities. 10:00 And this can be used by the general 10:02 public, especially those who meet the 10:04 requirements, particularly for grade 6 10:07 primary school students or equivalent. 10:11 Now, we are, uh, following those 10:13 requirements because the TKA itself 10:16 isn't just, what you call it, filling 10:19 out a written test, but there are 10:21 indeed incredibly strict requirements 10:24 in terms of 10:26 >> internet connection, electrical power, 10:29 and so on. So, with the capabilities of 10:33 Insan Mandiri Cibubur right now, our 10:35 background is more about sharing, right 10:38 ? Besides the fact that we do indeed 10:41 >> have the desire to provide services 10:44 like open days and exhibitions for the 10:48 participants. 10:51 >> By the way, in this program, is there 10:54 any cooperation with outside parties? 10:57 >> Yes, thank God, there is. So for, what 11:01 do you call it, partners, yes, partners 11:05 >> when we later conduct the TKA, we 11:07 indeed already have partners. Perhaps 11:09 later Mrs. Yuni 11:10 >> can explain further. Yeah. So this 11:14 activity cooperates with outside 11:17 parties, 11:19 >> perhaps like tutoring centers, yes, 11:22 learning guidance. Yeah. Then, what 11:26 subjects are being tried out in the 11:30 tryout? 11:33 >> Right, for junior high school subjects. 11:36 Now, because my portion is junior high, 11:39 so mathematics is the first, and the 11:41 second is Indonesian. So these are 11:43 indeed the, what you call it, 11:45 fundamental, the basics, right? So the 11:48 skills tested are mathematics and 11:50 Indonesian. Now, this will later 11:54 provide an overview when, uh, friends 11:57 who take the tryout at IMC participate. 12:01 >> Yeah. 12:01 >> So if you don't practice, it's a shame, 12:04 since there's an opportunity to 12:07 practice at the IMC tryout. So this can 12:11 be a means to train skills,,uh, tryout 12:14 1, maybe tryout 2, and so on. So 12:18 hopefully, it can be useful for the 12:20 final results. 12:21 >> Hmm. So brothers and sisters, what is 12:24 called mathematics is calculating, 12:25 right? Indonesian is speaking. So those 12:29 two things really must be possessed by 12:32 all of us. 12:33 >> Yes, that's correct. 12:34 >> Yeah. If the tryout implementation for 12:40 TKA itself makes me curious. I want to 12:43 know, TKA has a tryout, right? Yes. 12:47 >> Now, what is it actually like, 12:50 >> huh? For the kindergarten level itself, 12:52 later we will, uh, with partners 12:55 >> we will, uh, provide 12:59 >> a forum for the questions, then for the 13:02 , uh, answer sheets, and then that can 13:06 be accessed either manually or 13:08 digitally. Then it will be immediately 13:13 summarized. So the scores will appear, 13:16 uh, in a time that is as they say, in 13:22 the shortest possible time, because we 13:24 are providing a service. So later our 13:28 partners will, uh, provide the results, 13:31 especially since they will be graded, 13:34 for the top 10 there will be prizes, 13:38 Ms. Yuni understands more about that 13:41 field. 13:43 >> So it's like a competition, right, if 13:45 there are prizes. What do you think, 13:47 Ms. Yuni? 13:48 >> Yes. May I explain, Bunda, that this 13:51 TKA tryout is for 6 th-grade elementary 13:55 school or MI students. And also for 9 13:59 th-grade students for MTs or junior 14:01 high school. Now, for the tryout itself 14:06 , this TKA tryout, uh, will be held on 14:09 Saturday, November 7th. So it is 14:11 different from the kindergarten one. So 14:14 today we want to explain, uh, the free 14:16 activities, both related ones, then the 14:19 competitions in elementary school, and 14:21 also, what was explained by Mr. Rida 14:24 earlier, is this TKA tryout for the, uh 14:26 , 6th grade of elementary school and 14:29 9th grade for junior high school only. 14:33 >> So, we are collaborating with our 14:35 tutoring partner, Nurul Fikri Keranggan 14:38 , the Keranggan branch. So, from all 14:42 the results, after the children fill 14:45 out the answer sheets for the tryout 14:48 itself, both junior high and, uh, 14:50 elementary levels, it will be 14:52 summarized by the system by NF's IT 14:55 department. Now, after that, the best 14:59 scores will appear. So, the top 10 are 15:03 not competing, but rather we give 15:05 recognition to the top 10, for example, 15:08 free swimming at the IMC pool and so on 15:11 . And they get, uh, a reduction or 15:14 discount for the, uh, new student 15:17 admission registration form. Because, 15:21 uh, on that date we are also holding an 15:24 open day for, uh, new student 15:25 admissions, whether it's full-day for 15:28 junior high girls, boarding school for 15:30 junior high boys, or boarding school 15:32 for high school boys, like Bunda Nuni. 15:36 >> Okay. It just so happens that our other 15:40 speaker, brothers and sisters, has 15:42 arrived, Mr. Arif Aendi S.DI.K, right. 15:46 Um, what is his actual role? Please 15:49 introduce yourself. 15:51 >> Alright, thank you. Peace be upon you, 15:53 and Allah's mercy and blessings. 15:54 >> And peace be upon you too. 15:55 >> To the listeners wherever you are. 15:58 >> My voice sounds familiar, doesn't it, 16:00 Ma'am? Alright. Uh, on this happy 16:03 occasion, thank God, all praise belongs 16:07 to Allah who gives us the mind to think 16:11 , the heart to feel, and the hands to 16:14 create. So on this happy occasion, let 16:18 me introduce myself, I currently hold 16:20 the position of vice principal, Ms. 16:22 Nuning. 16:23 >> He 16:24 >> uh, SMA IT Insan Mandiri Cibubur, 16:26 representing Mr. Wiko who is currently 16:29 unable to attend because he is paying 16:32 his respects. Uh, on this occasion, uh, 16:36 we would like to say a little that, God 16:39 willing, later in this activity, we 16:42 from the high school would like to 16:45 participate in the, uh, exhibition 16:48 activity. So, we will be showcasing 16:51 several product works resulting from 16:53 our students 'learning in high school. 16:57 >> An exhibition, right? So, speaking of 17:00 which, what is the concept and format 17:02 of the activity? Uh, for that activity. 17:07 So, in this learning, we have creative 17:10 entrepreneur learning. 17:14 >> So, the children have projects and 17:16 products for turning used materials 17:18 into high-quality ones. 17:20 >> Used items become high-quality. That's 17:22 really cool. 17:22 >> Yes. So, it's not viewed from the 17:25 simplicity of the item, but how it can 17:28 become a valuable item. Well, one of 17:31 the things we've already done in high 17:33 school is making a "waterpool." So, 17:37 it's an activity, kind of like a small 17:40 aquarium, but made from a used mineral 17:43 water gallon. 17:45 >> Uh-huh. 17:45 >> The drinking water gallon is then 17:47 >> modified by the students. So that it 17:50 becomes valuable and worthy, like that. 17:54 Actually, we want to educate our 17:57 children that items considered 17:59 worthless by people can be turned into 18:02 things that have value. That purpose is 18:06 >> turning used items into something 18:08 useful, right? Correct. Uh, speaking of 18:13 which, what is the connection between 18:15 this IMC exhibition and what was 18:17 discussed earlier, the tryout 18:19 participants 18:22 >> for the TKA, what is it like? 18:24 >> So, in junior high, there will be 18:26 several activities besides academic 18:28 study, then training, and later there 18:31 will also be a touring class. Now, in 18:34 high school, we want new ideas to 18:37 emerge. Those new ideas, as mentioned 18:41 earlier, we take from things considered 18:43 trash by people and turn them into 18:45 something useful. That purpose is to 18:47 open our children's mindset 18:49 >> and form a generation, especially us in 18:52 an Islamic institution. An Islamic 18:54 generation must be creative, must be 18:57 able to utilize things that are 18:58 considered trash and turn them into 19:00 something useful. Masha Allah. Uh, 19:05 brothers and sisters listening, you 19:07 must want to know how long this 19:09 activity will last and if registration 19:11 is still open. Uh, please, who would 19:14 like to answer? 19:15 >> Yes, so for the TKA tryout activity and 19:18 also the IMC exhibition, it is still 19:21 open to the public, dear parents and 19:24 listeners. Uh, alhamdulillah, currently 19:27 , there are about 15 registered. For 19:31 the quota itself, for the elementary 19:33 school level, it can accommodate 200 19:35 participants for 6 th-grade boys and 19:38 girls. Then for the junior high level, 19:42 we have a quota of about 100 students. 19:45 Now, that is also open for boys and 19:47 girls specifically for 9th grade only. 19:50 Because this tryout activity is 19:52 specifically for participants in 6th 19:54 grade of elementary school and 9th 19:56 grade of junior high or Islamic junior 19:58 high. Uh, for further info, we will 20:04 provide a number after this. Uh, what 20:09 is clear is that this activity is free 20:12 and will be held, God willing, on 20:15 Saturday, November 7, 2026. Hm. Hm, 20:18 early next month, then, right? Hm. 20:21 Uh-huh. 20:21 >> Yes. 20:22 >> And that is 100 junior high students. 20:25 What about the high school one, how 20:26 many? 20:27 >> Uh, elementary school. 6 th-grade 20:29 elementary is 200, specifically for 6th 20:31 grade. 20:32 >> Now, for junior high, it is 20:33 specifically for 9th grade only, that 20:35 is 100 students. So, uh, the target 20:37 participants are only 6 th-grade 20:39 elementary and 9 th-grade junior high 20:40 students. 20:43 >> Hmm. Yes. I 20:45 >> boys and girls. both boys and girls, 20:48 yes. By the way, regarding the benefits 20:53 of joining all of this, what exactly do 20:57 the participants get? First, for the 21:02 TKA tryout itself, the children get an 21:05 idea of what the TKA questions will be 21:08 like. 21:10 >> And they can also measure themselves. 21:13 Oh, it turns out I need to study even 21:15 harder based on the score. For the 21:19 elementary TKA, the subjects are 21:21 Indonesian and mathematics. For junior 21:25 high, it's English, Indonesian, and 21:27 also mathematics. From the two subjects 21:31 for 6th grade and three subjects for 21:33 9th grade, they will see the final 21:36 tryout results. From there, those with 21:41 good scores will certainly maintain 21:43 them and study even more. For those 21:47 whose scores are, for example, still 21:49 below five. Yeah. 21:51 >> Well, that serves as an important note 21:53 that they must study more, study harder 21:55 . Now, the second one is regarding the 21:59 EMC exhibition, right. They get an idea 22:04 that oh, when I choose a high school or 22:07 junior high, I should look for a school 22:11 that is not just theory, but also 22:13 practical work and, as Ustadz Tarif 22:17 mentioned earlier, things from items of 22:20 no value. If we meet the right teacher, 22:26 it integrates into all subjects, both 22:29 Science and Social Studies, becoming a 22:32 selling point, it turns out. Now, 22:36 regarding the high school one, it uses 22:38 recycled materials, while for junior 22:41 high, the info I received is that it 22:43 will raise Quran-based projects. So the 22:46 projects will be linked to, besides 22:48 Quran-based projects, also Science and 22:50 Social Studies. Then, the children's 22:54 work from the junior high IMC 22:56 Exhibition will be sold to the TKA 22:59 tryout participants, and the proceeds 23:01 will be donated to Palestine. 23:05 >> Oh, the proceeds are donated to 23:07 Palestine. Masyaallah. 23:11 >> Mr. Rida, as the principal, are there 23:14 any connections between the 23:16 competitions held or any activities 23:19 there? Is there any relation to ease of 23:25 future financing for our students? Do 23:29 the winners get discounts or ease in 23:33 the student admission process and so on 23:37 ? 23:38 >> Yes. Right. For the TKA, the 23:41 participants do get the benefit of a 23:43 discount on the admission fee, as 23:44 mentioned earlier. 23:46 >> From kindergarten, right? 23:47 >> Yes. As Mrs. Yoni also stated earlier. 23:51 So there is also a discount for the 23:53 application form. We are also holding 23:58 what you might call an open day on the 24:01 same day. So the participants are also 24:05 free to explore, right. So our 24:08 exhibition, specifically, 24:10 >> has a superior Quran-based project 24:13 program. The theme currently being 24:16 carried is "Voices from Palestinian 24:17 School Benches." So we will also show a 24:22 display about Palestine, its schools. 24:27 Then there are also special products 24:30 made by our students, which will also 24:34 be sold for donations to Palestinian 24:37 Muslims. Yeah. 24:39 >> Furthermore, we also have science and a 24:43 club time that has products, including 24:47 contemporary technology; we are 24:50 introducing drones, ma'am, because... 24:55 >> Well, we are very aware, like with the 24:59 current needs, we even use 25:01 water-bombing drones, so we really want 25:06 to educate children with contemporary 25:10 technology. So, we are introducing that 25:12 to the public as well. So, these are 25:15 contemporary skills, and they are very 25:17 urgent. We get an idea of that. So, 25:22 hopefully, those participating in the 25:24 TKA on November 7th will be numerous. 25:28 Uh. 25:29 >> How much is left of the quota? 25:31 >> God willing, there is still a lot. 25:32 >> Still plenty. So don't worry, brothers 25:34 and sisters. But if those listening are 25:36 from Semarang, that wouldn't be 25:38 possible, right? Just greetings to 25:41 friends listening from other regions. 25:44 Hopefully, our sons and daughters will 25:46 get an opportunity later. Then, 25:50 speaking of the program currently being 25:53 discussed, has registration opened, and 25:57 when does it end? Could you inform us? 26:02 >> For TKA registration. 26:05 >> Yeah. 26:06 >> For TKA registration, we are still open 26:09 for the tryout. The tryout is still 26:13 open, maybe up to 7 days before. 26:21 Usually, if the quota is already full, 26:22 we apologize, we have to close it. 26:25 >> The world, the earth is indeed round. 26:28 >> So it's like that. Okay. Regarding the 26:33 requirements for PPDB at IMC, can Mbak 26:37 Duni answer that, or maybe? 26:40 >> Yes, for the requirements. So for IMC 26:44 Junior High, thank God, for the girls, 26:47 it's already the second year, Bunda 26:50 Nuni. For Junior High, we are opening a 26:55 full-day class specifically for girls. 26:57 Well, this also has quite a lot of 26:59 interest. Don't miss out on the 27:02 upcoming 2027-2028 academic year; many 27:04 have already registered. The quota is 27:09 for 25 per class. Well, then. 27:13 >> For the boys, there are even more who 27:15 have registered; they have already 27:16 participated in, what do you call it? 27:19 Observations for both the boys' 27:21 boarding junior high and senior high 27:23 school. Now, for the boys 'boarding 27:26 junior and senior high school, we are 27:28 already in our 14th year. The senior 27:33 high has been around since 2012, while 27:35 the boys' boarding junior high was 27:38 established in 2013. H. 27:41 >> Well, this also has a lot of interest, 27:43 and they have already undergone 27:44 psychological observation. So, for the 27:47 requirements for the girls 'full-day, 27:49 they must be girls in 6th grade who 27:52 have graduated from 6th grade. Or, 27:56 those currently in 6th grade can 27:58 register now so they don't run out of 28:00 spots. Then, for the boys' boarding, it 28:04 is only for boys. So, boys in either 28:07 6th grade or 9th grade. After 28:11 purchasing the registration form, we 28:12 will invite them for a psychological 28:14 observation session. Then there is an 28:18 academic test activity, and a worship 28:21 observation. Usually, Ustaz Arif 28:24 interviews the students and observes 28:26 their worship. And there is also a 28:29 parent interview. So the stages are 28:31 quite long. Parent interviews are 28:34 usually conducted by the principal or 28:36 vice principal to synchronize with what 28:39 has been asked of the child, for 28:41 example, asking if they are ready for 28:43 boarding school at Insan Mandiri. 28:48 >> Some answer yes, while others say it's 28:50 because of their mother, for instance. 28:53 >> So, we then synchronize that with the 28:56 answers from the parents. Now, the 28:58 results of this psychological test are 28:59 very decisive for whether they are 29:01 accepted or not. Since this specific 29:03 boarding school doesn't accept 29:05 inclusion students yet, our main 29:06 requirement for admission is that they 29:08 must be regular students. However, the 29:11 Silaturahim elementary school does 29:12 accept them, subject to the terms and 29:14 conditions that apply. 29:15 >> Yes. 29:16 >> So, for the quota itself, the full-day 29:18 junior high school has one class of 25. 29:21 Praise be to God, already 29:24 >> not yet, for the 27/28 intake, only 29:25 five have registered, so there are 29:27 still 20 spots left. For the boarding 29:33 junior and senior high schools, about 29:36 15 have registered for each, with a 29:40 quota of 50 male students for junior 29:44 high. Then for the senior high school, 29:47 God willing, it is also 50. 29:49 >> Yes. 29:50 >> Yes. 29:51 >> If we talked a little about Kidfest 29:53 earlier, what is it like? What kind of 29:56 activities are actually held at Kidfest 29:58 ? Maybe Mr. Arif or Mr. Rida could 30:00 explain, or perhaps Ms. Yuni as well 30:03 >> regarding this Kidfest. So, it's like 30:05 this, Nuning, our schedule is quite 30:07 packed. 30:08 >> Yes. 30:09 >> In this month of October, there are 30:11 events at Silaturahim Islamic School 30:12 for both kindergarten and elementary 30:14 levels. Earlier, the initial opening 30:17 was about the kindergarten trial class. 30:21 That will be on October 24th. 30:24 >> And what are the activities? Let me 30:26 repeat them. There is social play, then 30:30 learning letters and numbers, and also 30:32 coloring with parents. That is on 30:37 October 24th for children aged 4 to 5 30:41 years old. 3.5 years old is still 30:45 allowed. Now, for Kidfest itself, this 30:49 is an event organized by Silaturahim 30:52 Islamic Elementary School, which also 30:55 serves as an open day for the school. 31:00 The activities aren't just competitions 31:03 , but also arrival flights where 31:06 children are introduced to airport 31:09 etiquette. At the airport, we go 31:14 through processes like passport checks, 31:16 where the children will receive 31:18 something like a mini passport. Then, 31:23 after the airport, which country are we 31:25 going to? The children will be 31:29 introduced, for example, to classroom 31:31 1A, which has a Japanese theme. There, 31:35 they will learn about technology, visit 31:38 the science lab, and so on. Then, they 31:41 will visit another country, like Korea, 31:46 Singapore, or others. The vibe in those 31:51 countries will focus on things like 31:54 their strengths or the most notable 31:58 achievements from those countries. The 32:03 kindergarten children will visit those 32:05 stations. Then, besides the visits, 32:10 there are the arrival flights 32:14 >> which are actually almost the same as 32:16 an exhibition, but it is called Kidfest 32:18 . Now, next there is a competition. 32:22 There are only two competitions, namely 32:25 the coloring competition for 32:26 kindergarten levels A and B, and a 32:29 healthy gymnastics competition. Thank 32:32 God, today there are already around 100 32:35 registered. 32:37 >> Yes, from various kindergartens in 4 32:40 sub-districts, including Jati Sampurna, 32:44 Tapos, Gunung Putri, and others. Around 32:47 here, in the first and second rings of 32:49 Kalimanggis, yes. Well, don't miss this 32:53 activity, which is a week after the 32:57 kindergarten event, it will take place 33:00 at the end of October on a Saturday, 33:04 October 31, 2026. The target for 33:08 participants is around 300. So, of the 33:12 100 who have already registered, there 33:14 is still a quota of about 200 more, 33:16 Bunda Nuning. 33:18 >> So the opportunity is still quite large 33:20 , 200 participants. 33:22 >> Yes. 33:23 >> By the way, Mr. Arif, can you give an 33:27 overview regarding the program being 33:30 held for our children, especially for 33:34 the parents out there who are listening 33:37 ? This is really cool. Is there 33:41 anything that makes us feel that 33:44 >> the program carried out by Insan 33:46 Mandiri School is truly extraordinary? 33:49 Please go ahead. 33:50 >> Alright, thank you, Ms. Nuning. Our 33:52 school is actually building a concept 33:54 of a human school. So, starting from 33:57 the foundation in kindergarten, we have 33:59 already begun building the child's 34:00 character. Then, in elementary school, 34:04 the children are equipped with the 34:06 traits of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. 34:09 Once the character is mature, then in 34:11 junior high school, their academics 34:13 begin to be sharpened, Ms. Nuning. Then 34:17 , when they move up to high school, 34:19 their career path and aspirations are 34:21 mapped out. 34:23 >> So for us, we indeed form their 34:25 character in elementary school, 34:26 equipped with the character of the 34:28 Prophet. Then in junior high, they are 34:32 sharpened academically and introduced 34:35 to products and projects about Baitul 34:37 Maqdis literacy, how to empathize, how 34:40 to struggle, and so on. Now, in high 34:44 school, their aspirations are already 34:45 well-defined. 34:47 >> That's why in high school, for this 34:50 program, we present an exhibition 34:52 showcasing the results of their 34:54 learning products. And later at the 34:59 event, God willing, we will also 35:01 display the children's work regarding 35:03 Baitul Maqdis digital literacy. So, in 35:08 Islamic religious education, after 35:10 receiving lessons about Baitul Maqdis 35:13 material, 35:15 >> the children create a miniature of 35:18 Baitul Maqdis; what is in the Baitul 35:20 Maqdis complex anyway? The children 35:24 create things like the Qibla mosque in 35:28 the complex, the place where Buraq once 35:32 stopped, and Prophet Solomon's seat. 35:36 Children are introduced in detail to 35:38 the Baitul Maqdis complex. So they 35:41 don't just study, but they are truly 35:43 hands-on, designing a miniature of the 35:45 Baitul Maqdis mosque or the Baitul 35:47 Maqdis complex. And that is done 35:50 together, right? 35:51 >> Together. Together. So after they 35:55 receive the material, they then create 35:57 a project so that their learning is 35:58 profound. He he. 36:01 >> They get deep learning that way. And 36:04 later, God willing, at our exhibition, 36:07 there will also be digital sports games 36:11 . 36:12 >> Wow. Yes, so usually when it comes to 36:15 sports nowadays, they play directly, 36:17 like soccer, futsal, basketball, tennis 36:20 , 36:21 >> padel, or others. Well, we will 36:24 showcase how to play sports games 36:27 digitally. Later they 36:30 >> not right now, though. 36:31 >> Yes, not right now. Come join this 36:34 tryout, and later the kids can 36:36 participate in digital sports games 36:39 with us, and please pray for us as we 36:42 are initiating robotic simulations. 36:47 >> So in the future, we will also offer 36:49 programs related to robotic simulation. 36:53 The kids right now are very 36:55 enthusiastic about building STEM skills 36:57 . Perhaps for now, that relates back to 37:00 our school's character. Then from 37:03 elementary, middle, high school, and 37:07 >> as mentioned, high school students must 37:09 be mature in designing their 37:10 aspirations so that by the time they 37:13 reach college, their direction and 37:15 goals are clear. Thank you. 37:17 >> Mashallah. So the future outlook for 37:22 children at Insan Mandiri Cibubur is 37:26 created from the very beginning. As the 37:32 middle school principal, Mr. Rida, what 37:35 else can make us all listening feel 37:38 that this is indeed how our children 37:41 should be? How is it? 37:44 >> Alright. That's correct. So that 37:47 character is something that is timeless 37:50 . Yes. 37:52 >> It is the character exemplified by the 37:54 Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. 37:58 Now, we all agree that boarding schools 38:02 worldwide, including full-day schools 38:05 that carry an Islamic name, instill 38:09 Islamic values and follow similar 38:12 practices. The problem with today's 38:16 changing challenges is that everyone is 38:20 definitely experiencing gadget 38:23 addiction. So we truly need a formula 38:28 to engage students more actively. We 38:34 activate the children in the classroom, 38:36 outside the classroom, and through 38:38 extracurriculars. There are also 38:41 non-school activities. As I mentioned 38:43 earlier, there are clubs like the 38:46 science club and others, such as 38:50 cooking and more. So if children are 38:54 kept busy with productive activities, 38:56 including in our boarding section, we 38:59 have Quranic study circles, tahajud 39:02 prayers, and so on. We will also have a 39:07 Quran Camp, God willing, in December. 39:11 That is also a hallmark we want to 39:15 promote. Hopefully, it can be, what is 39:21 it? Monitored. So the strengths we can 39:25 achieve include their memorization of 39:28 the Quran. Maybe that's all, Ma'am. 39:31 >> Many people hear about and know the 39:33 general idea of a Quran Camp. But what 39:37 is the outcome of that Quran Camp? We 39:42 are all imagining, are there students 39:45 in middle school who are already full 39:49 memorizers, or how does that work? 39:54 Alright. For this Quran camp, we 39:57 previously had a special intensive 39:58 program, you know. Now, we have turned 40:03 it into a daily culture. So it happens 40:07 every day, but later in December, it 40:10 will be more intensive. The theme and 40:14 title is "Connecting Quran." Perhaps 40:18 Ustaz Arif can explain more. 40:21 >> Yes. Because frankly, Mbak Yuni, Pak 40:25 Arif, and everyone listening. Not all 40:29 schools have Quran-related studies, let 40:32 alone with such a setup. Please go 40:35 ahead, Pak Arif. 40:37 >> Alright, thank you, Bu Nuning. We have 40:40 now named this program "Connecting 40:42 Quran." How can we, as teachers and 40:46 educators in this institution, help 40:49 children become closer friends with the 40:52 Quran? To ensure the children don't get 40:56 bored thinking the Quran is just about 40:59 sitting, memorizing, and reciting, we 41:02 >> created 41:05 >> several activities that are fun. So 41:08 that the Quran remains friendly to our 41:10 children. We keep implementing this in 41:14 our daily activities. So, in our school 41:18 , from 7:00 to 8:00 AM, before academic 41:21 studies, they focus on being equipped 41:24 with spiritual closeness to the Quran. 41:29 Then, when they are at the dormitory or 41:32 back in the boarding house at night 41:37 until 8:30 PM, they also review their 41:40 memorization and develop their 41:42 recitation skills with the Quran. 41:47 >> The difference from last year is that 41:49 previously, each class had a one-month 41:52 opportunity for Quran camp. Now, this 41:55 year, why should it be one month? We 41:58 want to build a Quranic culture in 42:00 every child. So, we integrate the Quran 42:03 into the children's daily activities. 42:05 To give this Quran program a peak event 42:09 , Bu Nuning, God willing, in December 42:13 at the end of the semester, we will 42:17 have a series of Quranic events. 42:22 >> So, after they have memorized since 42:24 July, God willing—please pray for us 42:27 —on October 21st, we will invite the 42:29 LPTQ. 42:31 >> Yeah. We are inviting them to verify 42:35 and certify that the children have 42:37 completed at least two juz, then they 42:40 are tested by the LPTQ, and upon 42:42 completion, they receive a certificate 42:44 from that institution. So it's not us 42:48 testing them, but 42:49 >> from the institution. Yes. The Ministry 42:52 of Religious Affairs 'Quranic Tahfiz 42:53 division. 42:54 >> After that, it means that academically, 42:57 they have memorized and been verified 42:59 with certification. In those events, we 43:03 will also invite guest speakers. Then, 43:06 God willing, there will be an 43:08 exhibition and a graduation ceremony. 43:12 So, the children who have reached their 43:14 memorization targets will be graduated 43:17 together as a form of appreciation for 43:20 them. 43:21 >> Mashallah. So for this camp, there are 43:25 female students now, right, not just 43:27 male students? Yes. 43:30 >> Will they be combined or separated, or 43:32 how will it work? 43:35 >> For now, they are separated. Later for 43:38 the full day program, they will have 43:40 their classes at the current school 43:43 location near our elementary school. 43:46 >> For the IMC program, it will be at our 43:48 school and our dormitory or maahad. 43:52 >> Yes. Very interesting. By the way, 43:55 regarding the terms and conditions for 43:58 IMC student admissions. Ms. Yuni, 44:02 perhaps you could clarify, because 44:04 those listening would really like to 44:07 know what it’s like. 44:10 >> Maybe adding to what Ustaz Arif 44:12 explained earlier about the classrooms, 44:15 Ms. That we separate the boys' and 44:17 girls 'classes for middle school, and 44:19 that becomes, well, a differentiator 44:22 since other schools might still mix the 44:25 boys and girls. So, we separate our 44:29 male and female students' classes, and 44:31 God willing, that makes it comfortable 44:34 for both sides. Now, regarding the 44:39 admissions requirements, currently, 44:42 they are welcome to survey first, even 44:45 from grade 5 or 6, but to register, 44:48 they must have graduated from grade 6, 44:51 and we have been open since August. 44:56 That was the early bird wave. Now we 45:01 are in wave 1 from October to December 45:05 for IMC. So there are still many 45:07 discounts available. There will be an 45:09 admissions number that can be contacted 45:11 . The requirement is to purchase the 45:14 form if it’s a good fit after 45:15 surveying or checking the school's 45:17 Instagram or website. Because there are 45:20 some parents whose homes are in Central 45:23 Java, then Cilegon, Bandung, and so on. 45:26 Even some of our students are from 45:28 Sumatra, you know. Those from 45:31 Kalimantan just need to look at our 45:33 Insan Mandiri Cibubur school website or 45:35 the school's Instagram. After that, 45:38 contact the admissions number to buy 45:39 the form immediately. Then, in late 45:43 October, God willing, we will invite 45:46 them to join the observation session. 45:50 Now, those who already joined the 45:52 observation last September, there was 45:54 one session that already conducted the 45:56 observation. Even though entry is still 46:00 in July, right? So they are IMC 46:03 students, but they already joined the 46:05 observation in wave one or the early 46:07 bird session back in September. Then 46:10 yesterday, last week, last Saturday. 46:14 >> On the 9th, or wait, sorry, October 46:18 10th, the observation session also took 46:23 place. After the observation, there is 46:26 usually an announcement of acceptance 46:28 before payment, education fees, and so 46:30 on. Allow me to add information 46:32 regarding admissions for Silaturahim 46:34 Islamic School as well. Alhamdulillah, 46:38 for Silaturahim Elementary, the target 46:41 is 75 students, and 40 have already 46:43 registered for the 2027/2028 academic 46:45 year. So we have already reached one 46:49 and a half classes. 46:50 >> Which must be 46:51 >> more than half, right? 46:52 >> Yeah. One and a half classes. So just 46:55 >> yes, one and a half classes more, just 46:57 about half left. Alhamdulillah. 47:00 >> For parents who are curious about 47:02 Silaturahim Elementary or Silaturahim 47:05 Kindergarten and also Insan Mandiri 47:08 Cibubur Middle and High School, you can 47:11 contact the person mentioned by Ms. 47:13 Nuning. Now, for the activities in 47:18 October and November, I’ll repeat, 47:20 there are three major activities. 47:24 Please take note of the dates, which is 47:28 Saturday, October 24th. 47:32 >> The activity is a trial class for 47:34 toddlers and preschoolers looking for a 47:37 kindergarten. God willing, Silaturahim 47:40 Islamic School is the solution. Yes, 47:42 the trial class activity is free. Then 47:46 on Saturday, October 31st, the activity 47:50 is, uh, the Silaturahim Elementary 47:54 School open day on Saturday, October 47:57 31st, is also free. And then on 48:00 November 7th, so it’s every Saturday, 48:03 the 24th, 31st. Then moving on to the 48:06 next Saturday on November 7th, the 48:09 activity is Insan Mandiri Cibubur’s 48:12 kindergarten tryout. And also, uh, the 48:16 IMC exhibition. 48:19 >> I think, Mbak Yuni, rather than giving 48:20 the wrong phone number, it's better to 48:21 contact Mbak Yuni directly. 48:23 >> Is that alright? 48:23 >> Yes. 48:25 >> Yes, brothers and sisters. Because if 48:27 it's not exact, you won't be able to 48:29 connect. 48:30 >> Yes. Yes. Just use this number. Sorry. 48:36 I have the number here too. Okay, for 48:39 registration, it's 0813 2171701. Once 48:48 again, uh, 0813 2171701. That is 48:57 extraordinary. Regarding our discussion 49:00 this time about the arrival flight. 49:04 Earlier there was a coloring contest, 49:07 health exercises, digital sports games, 49:11 robotic simulations, and also 49:14 connecting, uh, the Quran with 49:16 everything we heard earlier. And since 49:21 we are at the end, maybe Mr. Rido can 49:24 add a closing idea for our discussion 49:28 today. A free trial class for 49:31 Silaturahim Islamic School. Please go 49:34 ahead. 49:35 >> Alright. Praise be to God, uh, Bunda 49:39 Nuning and also to the viewers at home 49:42 and wherever you are. Just a little bit 49:47 to the message I want to convey is that 49:54 lifelong learning must indeed be 49:56 pursued. Especially in Islam, Islamic 50:00 knowledge is indeed a mandatory duty. 50:02 So for ablution, for prayer. Now, at 50:06 IMC, we also provide that regardless of 50:10 the challenges that exist. Whatever 50:15 parents do is an extraordinary act of 50:17 love, including their charity, their 50:20 donations, and also the kindergarten 50:23 tryout. Hopefully, the trial class will 50:27 not be in vain as long as it is 50:29 intended for the sake of God. And we 50:33 continue to hope to Allah Subhanahu wa 50:35 ta'ala until the end of our lives that 50:37 our children can all become righteous 50:39 children. Alright, that's all. Thank 50:41 you, Ma'am. 50:42 >> Okay. Then, uh, maybe Mr. Arif would 50:44 like to add something too. 50:47 >> Alright, thank you, Ms. Noning. Uh, 50:50 listeners wherever you are. Ultimately, 50:53 education is not just about teaching, 50:56 but how we are able to teach children 50:59 to be able to create and become a 51:02 beneficial generation. Not only 51:06 theological experts, but also Quranic 51:08 experts. That is all from us. Peace be 51:10 upon you, and God's mercy and blessings 51:12 . 51:12 >> And peace be upon you, and God's mercy 51:13 and blessings. So, thank you very much 51:16 Mr. Arif, Mr. Rido, and also Mbak Yuni 51:18 for being here on Jendela Sekolah this 51:21 time. Repeating the registration 51:24 information in case anyone missed it. 51:26 0813 2171701. Once again, 0813 2171701. 51:36 Someone asked, what is the exact 51:38 address? Okay. Jalan Kalimanggis number 51:42 99, Jati Karya. Jati Sampurna, it's at 51:48 RT 1 RW 4, Cibubur. 51:53 >> Then it's in Jati Karya, Jati Sampurna 51:57 District, Bekasi City, West Java. But 52:00 the easiest way is, it's behind Plaza 52:03 Cibubur. Well, once again, thank you so 52:06 much for helping us all understand much 52:09 better what our little ones need. 52:12 Billahi taufik wal hidayah. 52:14 Wasalamualaikum warahmatullahi 52:16 wabarakatuh. 
