The strong bonds of the SPH community extend long after students graduate and leave the campus.
For years, we have had a strong alumni network, many of whom return to enroll their children at SPH.
- Homecoming Program
Alumni Benefits
The education at SPH has been an important part of our alumni’s lives and it is our wish for our alumni’s children to experience the quality Christian education as they did.
If you are an alumni with a minimum of 2 years being enrolled at SPH, we offer you and your child the Homecoming package. For more information about our Homecoming program, contact our Admissions.
- Alumni Connect
Maintain Lasting Connections
To date, there are more than 3,000 SPH alumni who are serving as leaders and professionals in many industries. We highly value and are proud of our alumni as they continue to contribute to the betterment of our society.
We also are more than happy to connect with you, from whatever your year is. Kindly fill out our Alumni Network form here:
Follow our SPH Alumni Network Instagram page to connect with other fellow alumni of various ages to build meaningful relationships, expand your network, and simply get in touch with each other.
Follow our SPH Alumni Network Instagram page to connect with other fellow alumni of various ages to build meaningful relationships, expand your network, and simply get in touch with each other
- Stories
Kartika Limaho
SPH Lippo Village Class of 2006, Alumni Parent at SPH Pluit Village
I attended SPH Lippo Village beginning in 1993 starting with K3 continuing until I graduated from Grade 12. My three children are currently enrolled at SPH Pluit Village.
As Christian parents, enrolling our children in a Christian school is a priority. When the time came to find a school for our child, SPH was my first choice. At the SPH Open House, I was reminded again of SPH’s strengths. First, SPH lives out its Christian values. Children at SPH are taught from a young age to love God and others. Second, SPH delivers a rigorous academic program that equips my children with knowledge and ability to be critical thinkers. SPH also understands that each child is unique and has different strengths. At SPH, students can achieve the very best of their abilities.
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Nathaniel Gray Sutanto
SPH LV Class of 2009, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary
My time at SPH truly made a positive impact on me and among the highlights were the caring teachers and supportive community.
When I was at SPH, I was a delinquent student, to say the least. I never really listened to my teachers and often fell asleep in class. I now realized that even though I did not listen, a lot of teachers paid attention to me and cared for me. SPH is not a place that expels or rejects you, Instead, it is a community that pursues you because they truly care. They invite you back in to restore you. For example, I once asked a rebellious question in the class of Mr. Brian Cox who was the former Head of School and my ethics teacher. Instead of being shunned, he invited me to his office to talk over coffee.
A lot of schools are motivated by achieving high academic results. To them, numbers matter more than people. At SPH, people matter more than the numbers.