SPH has watched my entire growth since I was a pioneer student of SPH Kemang Village in the 2nd grade. Ever since I was small, there has been constant support and love. I know that they look out for me, care for me, and that I can talk to anyone. I never once felt scared to voice my opinion or how I was feeling to any of the teachers. Especially in my IBDP years, I have been supported by my IB coordinator and teachers, since IB is very tough to manage. My counsellor helped me a lot, and, although it wasn’t easy, they all have guided me through.”

SPH doesn’t only focus on academics, but also on personal development in terms of character building through a lot of one-on-one times with our teachers. That helps us to develop ourselves to be agents of change that will positively impact the people around us.”

We are also trained in how to write essays, give presentations, and answer exam questions which have helped a lot in university. Another strong point of SPH is the bond between teachers and students that feels different from other schools. The teachers are always giving their best effort and always try to make the learning interactive for their students. Teachers are always available, anytime, and they are always there to support students.”

I also developed good relationships with my teachers, supervisors, and staff members at school. Likewise, I viewed my teachers as mentors, my supervisors as big brothers and sisters, and staff members as friends.

The environment at SPH Sentul City and PHH are loving, caring, and disciplined, rooted in the right foundation. During my first year of college, I found the transition fairly easy and manageable, due to my previous school and dorm life experience.”

My time at SPH truly impacted me, and one of the highlights was the caring teachers and 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 realize 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, Mr. Brian Cox, former Head of School, was my ethics teacher. I once asked a rebellious question in his class. He didn’t shun me, but instead invited me for coffee in his office to talk.”