Community Blog
Community Blog
Explore our community blog showcasing posts from our school community, student magazine Hexagon - made by students for students - and the latest Yearbooks. This hub is also the place where our community can share events, travel experiences, thoughts, and anything worth sharing (contact marketing@dsjakarta.de).
Summing Up a Remarkable Year - Rediscover the Highlights of the academic year 2022/2023 at the German School Jakarta!
Hexagon has done it again and even better: the most gruesome, horrible and awful Halloween special ever!
One Year in a Nutshell — revisit all the Action of 2021/2022 at the German School Jakarta!
The Deutsche Schule Jakarta Orchestra has again been invited for the second time to participate at the Internationales Jugendmusikfestival (IJMF) in Bad Arolsen (Germany) this July 2022, performing a song from Papua: "Yamko Rambe Yamko" both with Angklung (a traditional West Java musical instrument) and orchestra instruments.
Hexagon summer special - the hottest edition ever! See the best moments with Federal President Steinmeiner, sneak into Herr Neukirch‘s private life, get your personal summer horoscope, chilly music tipps and DIYs to become beach queen. This will truly give you the sweats!
If you're seeing this, consider yourself lucky, because this is one of our very first entries! Here you'll find a variety of different products about inspiring young people, ideas and organizations made by the students of the 10th grade. Though before you start, we suggest that you first watch our short introduction video to give yourself a clear overview on what comes after this! Enjoy the videos! Annie, Naira & Edy
Dear DSJ community (and everybody else) 😊, In May of 2021, the former students of grade 12 (who have since then successfully graduated) created videos regarding different topics in the context of “The political or cultural dimension of art” during their English lessons. The students chose their topics themselves based on their knowledge and interests, some chose music, others chose other forms of art, two students even chose politics themselves. I have taught this year’s graduates since they were in grade 9. I have seen them struggle, improve, develop, and strive. For most, finishing the school career during lockdown has been a challenge and an additional burden and I am awfully proud of and impressed by their overall accomplishments. The following videos are only a few of the amazing products they have created over the years, but I wanted to share at least of few of them with the DSJ community and everybody else who comes across this blog. If you enjoy the videos as much as I do, please share this blog entry with friends and family members to give everybody the chance to watch them. Thank you very much, Cornelie Kuttig (Ms K), English teacher at DSJ
