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          • The Cambridge Upper Secondary Science Competition

          • The Cambridge Upper Secondary Science Competition is back for a second year and we’d love for your school to take part!  This is an exciting competition for Cambridge IGCSE and O Level learners.. We want to give learners the opportunity to develop their passion for science through practical work, investigating topics of interest and using the scientific method. We also want to promote the attributes of a Cambridge learner through collaboration and communication, promoting innovation and creativity.

            Please contact Mr. Amin if you are interested in taking part in this competition.

          • Waste Management Talk

          • PBS attended 'Waste Management Talk' held by Kompas and Environmental Department Semarang at Grasia Hotel on September 24, 2019. PBS will actively involve in waste management by encouraging students to reduce plastic use at school and home to save our environment.

          • IELTS WORKSHOP BY THE BRITISH COUNCIL

          • September 17-18 2019

            PBS sent Mr. Tory and Mr. Kris to attend an IELTS Workshop  for specific productive skills: writing and speaking to improve teachers' ability in assessing writing and speaking by using more objective and valid descriptor. meningkatkan kemampuan guru/dosen dalam menilai writing dan speaking dengan menggunakan descriptor secara lebih objektif dan valid.

          • PBS Morning Meeting

          • September 12, 2019

            Grade 6 students discussed about honesty and good people skills during Morning Meeting.

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          • GRADE 2 SCIENCE FIELD TRIP

          • Grade 2 students were making plant terrarium during their Science Field Trip. They collected a small selection of plants found around the school. 

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          • Presentation From The Hague University of Applied Sciences

          • September 6, 2019

            PBS invited Grade 9 to 12 students to attend a university presentation from The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Netherland. They were exposed to the university's programs, campus life, fees and Indonesian student community in Netherland. 

          • LET’S CHECK OUR HEART BEATS

          • August 16, 2019

            Grade 6 students were so enthusiastic when they knew that they could use a stethoscope to check their friend’s heart beats. It was not that easy to be able to hear the beats especially on our resting position. Everything changed after they ran for about 2 minutes around the playground. Checking the beats for the second time especially after doing exercise was so surprising.  It sounded so loud and fast through the stethoscope. We found out that after doing exercise our muscles work very hard. They need much more energy and oxygen. Our heart pumps the blood quickly to transport oxygen and digested food to our muscles and other parts of our body. That’s why it got the beats faster than before.

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          • WHAT SHOULD WE DO?

          • August 30, 2019 - Grade 5 Science Field Trip

            Who doesn’t like playing? It is so obvious that students like to play at school. Running, chasing each other in our playground or even playing basketball in our Bob Clark Hall are few fun physical activities students like doing during exercise breaks. Therefore, accidents might happen during these activities. Bone and muscle injuries commonly happen at school. How about other injuries or illnesses? Mosquito and other insect bites can also affect some illnesses such as itchy feeling, rash or even worse, dengue disease. We gathered the information by searching through the internet about those injuries and illnesses and creating posters as our final product. We also listed some first aid measures that can be held to relieve the pain of the victims before sending them to hospital if the condition become worse.

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