PTC and Holidays
Halo Komunitas PBS.
Harap diingat, Jumat ini (tanggal 30 September) adalah Parent Teacher Conference.
Dan ….
Libur tengah semester mulai tanggal 3 Oktober sampai dengan 7 Oktober
(Kembali ke sekolah pada 10 Oktober).
Hello PBS Community.
Please remember this Friday (30th) is Parent Teacher Conference.
And ….
Mid semester break is the 3rd until the 7th of October
(Back to school on 10th Oct).
Last week some Grade 1 and Grade 5 students had their immunization and health checks by Puskusmas
Well done to the Grade 1 and Grade 5 students. Checking your eyes, getting immunized, checking your weight and height and also your vision. Remember, an apple a day keeps the doctor away !
The PBS Camera Club this week learnt SHUTTER SPPED
Shutter speed allows us to freeze moving objects or slow them down. Students experimented photographing a fan and a hose squirting water and changing the shutter speeds.
They will post some of their images on the club blog and comment on them. Please feel free to check out the BLOG by click the word Blog.
A new photoalbum Indonesian Independence Day 2022 was added to gallery
17th August 2022 at Permata Bangsa School. Many thanks to all the PBS students and all of our staff for turning up early to celebrate Indonesia’s Independence Day 2022. Pulih Lebih Cepat Bangkit Lebih Kuat. Merdeka ! Indonesia
Our little chefs are in action. Thanks to Chef Audy who assits them during PBS Cooking ECA.
A new photoalbum Independence Day @ PBS 2022 was added to gallery
PBS students (and teachers) had a wonderful afternoon playing traditional games celebrating Indonesian Independence Day.
Trainer, Ibu Rina, met with PBS senior student to learn how to eco enzyme. Garbage enzyme (also known as eco enzyme) is a multipurpose liquid that is produced from the fermentation of organic waste. As part of the community, our PBS students practiced how to make the eco enzyme to save our environment.
Grade 4, 5 and 6 students learned how to take care of their mouth and teeth health from the doctors of Puskesmas Ngesrep. They also learned how to prevent themselves from Dengue Fever and Hepatitis.
Students form up in the Bob Clark Hall for information on this year's school programme.
Students couldn't wait to get out on the playground for some real fun!
Primary students had a great time decorating their classroom doors - Great Job!
eA new photoalbum PBS Graduation Awards 2022 was added to gallery
A wonderful day to celebrate the hard work and accomplishments our awesome students on their efforts this academic year 2022
Another academic year pases us by and what a year it has been again.
We are proud to present the Permata Bangsa School Yearbook 2022
Many thanks to Mr Arief and the team who spent many hours putting this together!
Please enjoy and feel free to share with friends and family
An online magazine version can be found by clicking = HERE
A PDF download can be found by clicking this link = Yearbook_2022.pdf
Happy Holidays and Stay Safe everyone !
The PBS Team.
Grade 10 is at it again. In the harsh world of business, our grade 10s pulled out all the stops and were reeling in the crowds of bargain hunters to their well-stocked stalls. There was even a motor scooter with side car on hand to present the delicious snacks.
Leaving your wallet or purse at home was not an excuse today, as grade 10 had you covered with QR scanning phone banking. They really did seem to think of everything.
Many thanks to our parent community that came out to support our aspiring business leaders.
Perhaps the most important lesson of business learnt here today though was:
“Make it feel like fun, not like work.”
Thank you to all our parents, students, teachers, and everyone else in our community who have opened their hearts for such a good cause, helping out the flood victims of the surrounding Semarang port area.
Tomorrow grade 10 will deliver these items and we shall keep you updated.
Well done! It’s people like you who make Permata Bangsa School Simply the Best!
A wonderful lunchbreak was had by all. The PBS grade 7, 8 and 9 students demonstrated their entrepreneurial skills in a pop up bazar. Homemade treats, artwork, refreshing drinks and of course some sweets.
The popup bazar is part of the PBS Project Based Learning programme that focused on encouraging students to further develop their entrepreneurial skills.
We plan to run the bazar again soon and invite parents as well. Hopefully Ms Endang and her team can organize some student buskers to entertain the busy crowds on the day.
Well done guys and we hope you did not eat and drink all of your profits !
Many thanks to all Permata Bangsa students who assisted with the collection and packaging, loading, and unloading of all the donated goods for the flood victims.
Also, to our wonderful parents, students, staff and community members who also donated these much-needed goods. We can be sure that these items will be much appreciated.
Grade 10’s delivery mission to the North Semarang government offices was a success and some hard work was involved creating that human chain.
Great work team!!!
I’ve enjoyed following the PBS photo journalists as they investigate the impact of Covid-19 on communities and tourism in Central Java.
Today the team journeyed to the Dieng Plateau. Dieng (Dihyang) is a mountainous area. Ancient Javanese believed that ancestors and gods resided in these high places. The name "Dihyang" comes from Old Javanese: di means "place" and hyang means "ancestor" or "gods", literally Dihyang means "place of the ancestors".
The Dihyang area was used by the ancient Javanese as a center for worship. Local people generally call this area by the popular name "land above the clouds", because the area is surrounded by clouds or mist from the mountains.
Dieng's misty location almost 2,093 m above sea level, its poisonous effusions and sulphur-coloured lakes make it a particularly auspicious place for religious tribute.
It was a delight to accompany the PBS senior photography students on the first school outing since the onset of Covid-19. It's been almost 3 years.
Kreo Cave is a tourist attraction located in the city of Semarang . It's located in the middle of what locals refer to as Monkey Island. The Island is located in the middle of the Jatibarang Reservoir, a result of a dam that dams Kreo River.
Folklore has it that this cave was once used by Sunan Kalijaga for asceticism. Home to many long-tailed monkeys, legend has it that there are also three magical monkeys of the men of Sunan Kalijaga guarding the forest. The word "Kreo" comes from the word Mangreho meaning take care or preserve.
Whilst the students crossed the bridge to the island to photograph the cave and try to suss out the three magical monkeys, I stayed on the main land to study the more civilized lot that hung about the parking lot waiting for handouts....
A new photoalbum Chinese New Year 2022 was added to gallery
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