CATALYST | October 2021

CONTENTS
Face-To-Face Learning at SPB
Indonesia Heritage: Batik
Human at SPB: Spotlihgt On
Art Project Competition 2021
Student Achievements
Appreciation – A Parenting Skill For
The Ages
Teaching Your Kids About Consent
Opposable Thumb Challenge
(Science Experiment)
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Principal's Message
We are equally thrilled and apprehensive to
have more students coming and learning
at school starting from the beginning
of this month. Our teachers have been
very excited to meet some of their
students while preparing and adapting
their classroom and lesson plans for the
new learning format in Term 2. We keep
learning new strategies to reach students
who will learn in a mix of blended or hybrid
and online classes.
It takes a village to raise a child. This
African proverb reminds the importance
of the entire community of people working
together to provide for and interact
positively with a child that s/he will
experience and grow in a safe and healthy
environment.
Warm Regards,
Regina Elisabeth T. B.Sc, M.Ed
(Executive Principal)
As more and more students come to
school, I strongly encourage every single
Sekolah Pelita Bangsa community member
to stay vigilant against COVID-19 viruses,
follow the health protocol and take every
health situation seriously. It is wiser to
keep students home than risk the health
of teachers, staff, other students, and their
families. The school also will carefully
assess each situation, and will revert to
online classes for a day or a certain period
to prevent any potential COVID-19 spread
as deemed necessary. Let us practice
self-discipline in the pandemic to ensure
continuous learning for all of our students.
Lastly, starting with this month's issue, we
will feature two of our beloved teachers
and staff. All of our teachers and staff
make up the powerful and dedicated
Sekolah Pelita Bangsa team that has
worked tirelessly to ensure quality and
safe learning happens every day to all of
our students.
Enjoy this issue!
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NURSERY - JUNIOR COLLEGE
FACE-TO-FACE
LEARNING
AT SPB
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As more and more students come to school,
I strongly encourage every single Sekolah
Pelita Bangsa community member to stay
vigilant against COVID-19 viruses, follow the
health protocol and take every health situation
seriously. - Ms. Regina Tagara (School Principal)
Video
Welcome to Term 2, SPBians!
Starting this term, SPB students from
Nursery to Junior College have the
option, with permission from their
parents, of coming to school again.
Those who do come to school must
bring a School Admittance Pass and
comply with all health protocols.
Students were so excited to come to
school, and they especially enjoyed
walking down the school alley and
meeting up again with teachers and
friends.
In some levels, we have hybrid
learning, where Online and Offline
students learn together
at the same time.
Video
Here are some tips for
preparing the Back to
School Starter Kit.
We are so glad to see
you again, students.
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INDONESIA HERITAGE
BATIK
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One of the classic patterns, Batik
Parang is widely used. Shaped
like waves, it has the meaning of a
struggle in life, which resembles the
sea waves breaking on a reef. People
who wear this batik motif are expected
to continue to struggle and never give
up in facing life’s challenges.
Batik Parang has six pattern types,
namely Parang Rusak, Parang Barong,
Parang Kusumo, Parang Kecil, Parang
Slobog, and Parang Klitik. This pattern
has its own peculiarities, especially
the Parang Barong pattern, which can
only be used by the royal family.
BATIK PARANG
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You will often see Batik Sidomukti at
important Javanese traditional events,
such as weddings and inaugurations,
especially in Yogyakarta and Solo. The
main characteristic of this batik is the
natural coloring process, which uses
soybean. The soga or brown color in
Batik Sidomukti is the original and
ancient classic batik colour.
As the name implies, Sidomukti comes
from the word “sido”, which means to
be, become, or to continue, and “mukti”,
which means noble and prosperous.
Therefore, this batik pattern
is a symbol of prayer and
hope that people who wear
it will have ongoing glory
and prosperity.
BATIK KAWUNG
One of the oldest batik patterns in
Indonesia, Batik Kawung is shaped
like neatly arranged sugar-palm
fruit. This batik symbolises those
who always remember their origins.
In addition, the Kawung pattern
symbolises one’s ability to control
desire, maintain balance in behaviour,
and personify courage and justice.
Therefore, in ancient times, many
leaders wore batik with this pattern.
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BATIK MEGA MENDUNG
This pattern, whose shape resembles
clouds, comes from our very own city
of Cirebon. Although the name means
dark cloud, the pattern does not mean
sadness. On the contrary, this type
of batik means patience and taking
great care when solving a problem.
The Mega Mendung pattern has seven
color gradations, symbolising the
seven layers in the sky.
DID YOU KNOW?
OCT 2
Indonesia’s
National Batik Day
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BATIK SEKAR JAGAD
As with the previous pattern, the
Sekar Jagad pattern was also usually
worn in royal communities. This
batik comes from the cities of Solo
and Yogyakarta. The word Sekar
supposedly comes from the word
“Kar”, which in Dutch means map, and
Jagad, which in Javanese means the
world. Thus, this motif symbolises
cultural diversity in Indonesia and
around the world.
SPB
BATIK
UNIFORM
Take a look at the SPB
Teacher and Staff uniforms.
We have two colors and
patterns for our batik
uniforms.
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HUMAN AT SPB
SPB CORNER
SP
LIGHT ON
ART PROJECT COMPETITION 2021
SAJAYAN K.
SOMAN
Our teaching staff is made up of remarkable people,
both wonderful local teachers and teachers from
around the world. The gentleman who we would like
to turn the Spotlight On ...
Mr Sajayan has been part of the SPB community
for five years now. He brings a wealth of knowledge
about physics to our students.
What is your favorite meal?
Indian Kerala Style Sadhya,
which consists
of a variety of traditional
vegetarian dishes, usually
served on a banana
leaf in Kerala for lunch.
Sadhya means banquet in
Malayalam. Sadhya is typically served as a traditional
dish for Onam, the state festival of Kerala.
FIONA EL ISA
Ms Fiona has been our Human
Resources person extraordinaire for
the past three years.
What is your favorite meal?
Serabi Cirebon. There is no
other dish that can rival
the pleasure of warm
Serabi Cirebon eaten with
fried tempe. I eat it every
weekend, like a mandatory
food.
Use three adjectives to
describe SPB:
Beautiful, different, united
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What is a wonderful experience you have had
at SPB?
A two-day trip to Citra Alam Riverside with
SPB students.
Use three adjectives to describe SPB.
Safe, clean, and a friendly place for kids and
students
What do you do when you are stressed out?
Stay calm, turn within myself and look for
the trigger/thoughts that make me stressed.
Then think about possible solutions.
What do you do when you are not working?
Most of my time is spent in service of the
church. And the part I like the most is
the music service for my church. I am a
music enthusiast, which is why I enjoy it
so much.
Why do you like working at SPB?
I like working at SPB because I
find so many smart co-workers
and leaders who motivate me to
work smart. To be honest, SPB is
the most comfortable place to work
because all my co-workers and leaders
are educated people with a very good
attitude. I will not find a workplace as
comfortable as SPB out there. Thank
you, SPB :)
This year, Secondary and Junior College students
participated in an Art Project Competition. In
this project, students were encouraged to create
original works of art. There were many categories
to choose from, such as photography, painting,
drawing, collage, and anything that visually
represented their Covid-19 message.
The goal was to develop an artistic work ethic
while fostering confidence, responsibility,
experimentation, and originality, in addition to
developing skills and techniques with a variety
of media by creating a work of art that expressed
feelings and thoughts about Covid 19.
This competition was judged by Mr Kujang, Ms
Tria, Mr Wanda (Category A), and Mr Kujang, Ms
Tria, and Ms Medi (Category B). The winners were
selected based on Artistic Quality, Interpretation/
Meaning (written), and Submission Time (due
date). And now we proudly present the artworks
from the winners. Check them out!
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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Congratulations The Winners!
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Kirania Kayla P
“Vague”
2 nd Winner
Tania Jessica H.
“Isolation”
1 st Winner
Bryan Errando Farrel
“Recovery”
3 rd Winner
Joycelyn Joy Erwin S.
“Let Me See the Youth”
2 nd Winner
Jess Luverne Orlean
“Divergence”
1 st Winner
Catherine Citra Pekasa
“Z’s Dilemma of Fearand Hope”
3 rd Winner
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It's easy
to register
online!
0895-4010-18111

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Congratulations SPBians
FREDERICK TAN SANTOSO
Primary 3A
MITCHELLE MAXINE N. I.
Primary 4B
- 2nd Winner, Junior Category in Violin Competition
by International Grand Music Festival
- Silver Medal, Asia International Mathematical
Olympiad (AIMO) Final Round
PAULINA GRACETITU
Primary 6B
REFAYA KYOKO DANIEL
Primary 5A
- 3rd Winner, Science subject in Kompetisi Science
Nasional (KSN), Kesambi-Cirebon 2021
- Second Prize, Division 3 in The 2021 Indonesia
International Youth Piano Competition
- 2nd Consolation, Bebas Advance 10-12 & Bebas
Master usia 13-15 in 12th National Open Piano Competition
2021 Online Edition
ABIGAIL REGINA H.
Primary 4C
- Juara Harapan 1, Drawing Category in Ohayo
Drawing Competition 2021
HEAVENLY SHANEEQUA
Secondary 2 - Allosaurus
- Second Prize, Division 5 in The 2021 Indonesia
International Youth Piano Competition
- 2nd Winner, Intermediate B in International Grand
Music Festival Competition
QANITA POETRI WINANTO
Primary 5B
- Juara Harapan 3, Math subject in Kompetisi
Science Nasional (KSN), Kesambi-Cirebon 2021
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SEKOLAH PELITA BANGSA
AT A GLANCE
SPB as Described by its Teachers and Staff
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SPB PARENTING TIPS 1
SPB PARENTING TIPS 1
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Appreciation – a parenting skill for
the ages
by Michael Grose
Do you have a child who craves
attention? Does their attention-seeking
at times deflate and overwhelm you?
If so, you are not alone. Attentionseeking
is perhaps the most common
misbehaviour in families.
“Look at me, Mum” and its many
variations become like a nervous tic
driving parents to distraction. It’s good
to give kids your undivided attention but
there are limits to how much attention
you can give. Unfortunately, attentionseeking
becomes a pattern of behaviour
that’s hard to break.
My first parenting mentor Prof. Maurice
Balson, author of Becoming Better
Parents, believed that children who
constantly seek attention are generally
discouraged. “I am not good enough” is
their belief.
The antidote to discouragement
according to Balson, was to increase the
amount of encouragement that a child or
young person received. Encouragement,
literally meaning ‘to give heart or
courage’ focuses on the processes of
improvement, effort, enjoyment and
contribution.
The latter, contribution, is the most potent
of these processes. Kids will usually
belong to their families in two ways. They
are either contributing members, or are
known for their poor behaviour. For kids
known for poor behaviour, their usual way
of operating shows a mindset of “If I’m
not appreciated, at least they’ll know I’m
around”.
Attention or appreciation? There’s no
contest. Appreciation is the genuine deal
when it comes to helping kids feel good
about themselves.
Why appreciation works
Appreciation is highly motivating. Even
adolescents will generally respond
to a parent’s appreciative comments,
although their faces won’t always not
show it.
Appreciation has an old-brain
connection. The job of our old brain or
survival brain, is to keep us safe. Our
safety can only be guaranteed if we are
a part of a group, so parent appreciation
helps kids feel secure, preventing them
from resorting to negative attentionseeking
behaviour to feel part of the
group.
Appreciation is approval on steroids
Approval says I like what you do.
Appreciation means much more. It shows
how behaviour impacts on another
person on an emotional level, which has
a stronger impact.
Showing appreciation is a wonderful
way to shape a child’s behaviour in
positive ways. “Thanks so much for
cleaning your toys away without asking.
It makes my life so much easier.” This
type of comment will usually generate a
dopamine (feel-good chemical) response
from a child, which means they are likely
to repeat the behaviour to replicate the
feeling.
How appreciation works
There are four rules to be mindful of,
when you show appreciation:
It must have meaning
Appreciation must be real and related to
a specific behaviour for it to be effective.
It should let child know the emotional
impact of their behaviour
Either with words (“It makes me feel
happy”) or through non-verbals (a smile,
a hug or high-five) your child should see
that their behaviour has had a positive
impact on you.
It should be genuine
You can’t fake sincerity with a child or
young person as they are generally adept
mood detectives.
It’s best if it has small differences
Showing appreciation is not a one-size
fits all behaviour. Appreciation should
be shown a way that matches the
situation and suits your child. Consider
writing a note to show appreciation for
something special. Boys often prefer
private encouragement rather than
public acknowledgement so consider
when and where you shower them with
encouragement.
Positive side effects
There are plenty of positive side effects
to showing appreciation for a behaviour.
An appreciative parent comment
helps create a healthy, happy family
atmosphere. Appreciation can change
the mood of the giver and receiver
and it’s a behaviour that if adopted
by children can be experienced by the
next generation. That makes parent
appreciation a behaviour for the ages.
Source:
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SPB PARENTING TIPS 2
SPB PARENTING TIPS 2
Teaching your kids about consent
by Michael Grose
The concept of respectful relationships,
including consent, has been discussed at
a school level for some time, but it hasn’t
yet gained universal traction with families.
Lacking confidence and unsure where
to start, many parents have struggled to
make headway in this area. If this sounds
familiar, these ideas will help you make a
start.
Establish home as a safe place to talk
Is your home a place where children
can talk about any topic? Sexuality and
relationship education are subjects that
many parents place in the ‘let’s talk about
this when you are older’ basket.
Professor Kerry Robinson, who is in the
School of Social Sciences and Psychology
and the Sexualities and Genders Research
Network at Western Sydney University
advises parents to
be factual when answering children’s
questions, emphasising the importance
of staying informed about the subject
kids are interested in.
In a recent article in The Guardian, she
said “…. have it set up early with your
child that when they talk about certain
things you give open, simple, honest
answers. Then you set a precedent that
you can build on.”
Professor Robinson also advises parents
not to fob off children’s questions:
“Straight away you’re setting a pattern
of not answering and putting it off. Kids
learn really quickly that this is a taboo
subject. They will talk to their friends
about it: they won’t talk to their parents
and other adults about it because it’s
taboo.”
Teach no means no
Children learn about mutual consent
through their play and sharing. A child who
doesn’t want to share their toys has a right
to be left alone, rather than being scolded to
change their mind. A parent who withdraws
a privilege in response to a teenager’s
poor behaviour shouldn’t be subjected to
repeated attempts to negotiate a different
outcome. Reinforce with children and young
people that a no is not an invitation to ask
again.
Emphasise choices
Framing behaviour as a choice is a central
consent strategy for children or all ages. A
young child who shares a toy with a friend
can be told, “Good choice Harry. Now you
can have fun together.” A primary school
child who completes their homework
assignment early can be reminded, “Now
you’ve got plenty of time to relax. Smart
choice.” The teenager who quietly helps you
prepare a meal can be told “You could have
done anything after school, but you chose to
help me. I appreciate that.”
Teach kids to seek consent
Another important component of consent
is that children and young people should
also develop the habit of seeking consent
from others. “Ask your sister if it’s okay for
you to play that game next to her.” “Ask
grandma if she feels like a cuddle right
now.” Permission-seeking is another piece
in the respectful relationships puzzle that
you can reinforce with kids.
In closing
The best age to start teaching your
children about consent is when they are
young. The second-best age is whatever
age they are right now. Consent education
is too big an issue to ignore or leave to
schools to manage. It’s something we all
have to commit to if we want real change
to occur.
Source:
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PRIMARY CORNER
SPB INSIGHT
OPPOSABLE THUMB CHALLENGE (SCIENCE)
Our Primary 2 students had a Science
Experiment. This experiment is entitled
"Opposable Thumb Challenge" as part
of lesson about External Body Parts of
Animals. P2 Australia did the experiment
virtually on October 18 and P2 Africa as
hybrid on October 21, 2021.
Students enjoyed the activities. Students
learned from this challenge to appreciate
how useful our thumbs are. They are an
external part that helps humans survive.
SPB IEE 2021 ON “RADAR CIREBON”
NEWS-LETTER HIGHLIGHT
University representatives welcomed
potential students and had the opportunity
to provide accurate, clear and complete
information regarding the curriculum, quality
of education, study programmes offered,
facilities, advantages, tuition fees, and length
of education.
In addition, they provided guidance on
scholarship programmes and life information
about their campuses.
“At SPB, grade 9 students are familiar with their
current careers, majors and interests,” said
SPB Principal Ms Regina.
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We are honoured
to have our Virtual
International Education
Expo 2021 featured
CIREBON – Pembangunan Terkait kabar Dinas Pekerjaan karena beberapa hal.
proyek shelter Penyandang Umum
in
dan
Radar
Penataan
Cirebon
Ruang
Masalah Kesejahteraan (DPUPR) Kota Cirebon
Sosial (PMKS) pada Dinas melakukan Newsletter review terhadap Highlight on
Sosial (Dinsos) Kota Cirebon pemenang lelang, Gus Mul
tidak terwujud pada tahun mengaku belum tahu. Hanya
ini. Sebab, meski sudah ada saja, October dirinya mendapat 4, 2021 edition.
pemenangnya, tapi ternyata penjelasan dari pokja untuk
gagal lelang.
shelter PMKS gagal lelang.
Sekretaris Daerah (Sekda) Karena It's berkaitan the fifth dengan year that
Kota Cirebon Drs Agus Mulyadi waktu tersisa tidak cukup,
MSi menjelaskan, untuk proyek menurut Gus Mul, anggaran
SPB has successfully
fisik yang sudah dilelang, yang tidak terserap ini akan
saat ini sebenarnya ada tiga. menjadi silpa. Kalau pun
Yaitu lanjutan pembangunan digelar organised tahun 2022, tidak this event.
gedung Disdukcapil, lanjutan bisa. Karena KUA PPS sudah
gedung Kecamatan Pekalipan disetujui, dan tanggal 11
dan shelter PMKS Dinsos. Dari Oktober The akan goal disampaikan. is that people
ketiga proyek fisik tersebut, “Kalau mau paling di APBD Syaroni kemarin.
ada satu proyek fisik yang Perubahan tahun 2022. Tapi
gagal lelang, yakni shelter kalau can APBD Murni better 2022 sudah prepare their
PMKS. “Untuk shelter PMKS, tidak bisa. Kalau lelang cepat
informasinya gagal lelang, bisa
educational
7 hari. Tapi apakah
plans and
tapi dua proyek lainnya tetap memungkinkan proyek fisik
jalan,” kata Gus Mul, sapaan menggunakan lelang cepat?”
Agus Mulyadi, kemarin. pungkasnya. gain insight into various
Memgacu rencana kerja Beberapa hari lalu,
syarat (RKS), sebenarnya belum adanya tanda-tanda
sudah masuk. Dan saat ini pengerjaan new pembangunan major programmes
tersisa 2,5 bulan. Termasuk shelter PMKS, ternyata ada
proyek fisik Disdukcapil, permintaan dari Pejabat
bersifat lanjutan. Juga proyek Pembuat from Komitmen various (PPK) wellknown
fisik Kecamatan Pekalipan untuk di-review ulang. Kepala pengerjaan.
bersifat lanjutan.
Dinas Pekerjaan Umum
domestic
dan
and
Disinggung apakah Tata Ruang (DPUTR) Kota
memungkinkan lelang ulang Cirebon, Syaroni ATD MT
untuk shelter PMKS, Gus Mul menjelaskan, overseas untuk dua proyek universities.
menjelaskan, dengan rentang lanjutan, proses lelang sudah
waktu tersisa pada triwulan akhir selesai dan ada pemenangnya.
ini, maka tidak terkejar. Tapi Namun SPB untuk is proyek optimistic shelter that
dirinya tidak tahu apakah bisa PMKS, masih berproses di Unit
dilelang cepat atau tidak. Layanan Pengadaan (ULP)
this event will be held
Pemkot Nunggak... again next year.
Shelter PMKS Gagal Lelang
senin pon, 4 oktober 2021 • 26 sa
” Tahapannya masih itu, tagihan listrik paling faktor administrasi yang belum
berproses karena berkaitan lambat pembarayarannya tuntas,” ungkapnya.
dengan perubahan tanggal 20. Sehingga, pemkot Proses pembayarannya
kelembagaan, perubahan
nomenklatur, juga perubahan
minta dispensasi kepada PLN,
termasuk kepada PDAM, juga
sendiri, saat ini sedang
diupayakan. Karena, Raperda
pada DPA (dokumen kepada Telkom, untuk diberi ABPDP baru ditindaklanjuti
pelaksanaan anggaran),” kata
Sekda yang juga Ketua Tim
Anggaran Pemerintah Daerah
(TAPD) Kota Cirebon.
Tahapannya sendiri, untuk
DPA di masing-masing
waktu pembayaran tagihantagihan
tersebut. Karena belum
bisa membayarkan tagihan
yang sudah lewat batas waktu
yang sudah ditentukan.
“Maksimum di awal Oktober,
hasil evaluasi gubernurnya,
tinggal tunggu pengesahan
penomoran Perda-nya.
“Mudah-mudahan tanggal
4 atau 5 (Oktober) sudah bisa
berjalan. Bisa dikeluarkan SPM
perangkat daerah, baru PLN, PDAM, Telkom, itu (surat perintah membayar)
bisa disusun setelah Perda
tentang APBDP disahkan. Di
sisi lain, periode satu bulan
memahami kondisinya.
Bukan karena kita nggak
mampu bayar, tapi lebih ke
dari perangkat daerahnya.
Nanti langsung kita bayarkan,”
imbuhnya. (azs)
Dinas (KCD) Pendidikan
Wilayah X Provinsi Jawa Barat
dan pengawas Bina SMA
Pelita Bangsa Cirebon, serta
pembina yayasan. Kegiatan
International Education Expo
ini adalah tahun kelima. Dua
tahun terakhir, kegiatan ini
diadakan secara online.
“Kami tidak pantang menyerah
untuk memberikan layanan yang
baik bagi generasi bangsa. Meski
saat pandemi Covid-19, malah
dengan diadakan secara online,
kami dapat mengundang sekolahsekolah
lain yang ada di bagian
pulau lainnya,” papar dia.
Kegiatan ini adalah sarana yang
sangat baik bagi generasi bangsa
untuk mulai dapat merencanakan
masa depan sejak awal. Begitu
banyak jurusan baru yang
mungkin belum ada sebelumnya,
yang dapat membuka wawasan
dan mempersiapkan mereka
memasuki era yang berkembang
pesat. Peserta didik dapat
mengeksplorasi minat dan
bakat mereka pada jurusan dan
universitas yang kelak mereka
inginkan.
Perwakilan universitas
pun menyambut baik dan
memiliki kesempatan untuk
memberi informasi yang akurat,
jelas dan lengkap mengenai
kurikulum, mutu pendidikan,
program-program studi yang
ditawarkan, fasilias, keunggulan,
biaya pendidikan, serta lama
pendidikan. Selain itu juga
mereka memberikan panduan
program beasiswa dan informasi
kehidupan seputar kampus.
“Begitu banyak informasi yang
didapatkan peserta. Dapat
melihat kesempatan dan
peluang kerja di masa yang
akan datang,” terangnya.
“Di SPB, siswa kelas 9 sudah
mengenal karir, jurusan dan
ketertarikan mereka pada
saat ini. Sebagai sekolah
SPK (Satuan Pendidikan
Kerjasama) satu-satunya di
kota Cirebon, maka SPB dapat
menggunakan kurikulum
Cambridge secara resmi. Yang
Untuk rumah singgah atau
shlter PMKS, kata Syaroni,
masih belum selesai proses
lelangnya. Pihaknya masin
menunggu keputusan dari
pokja ULP. Karena, untuk
proses lelang proyek rumah
singgah, sebetulnya sudah
muncul kandidat pemenang.
Tapi pihak PPK mengajukan
review ulang, sehingga
prosesnya masih berlanjut.
“Ada permintaan review dari
PPK, mempertanyakan kepada
pokja, supaya klarifikasi dan WoRKsHop: UGJ
verifikasi ulang. Jadi, masih
kita tunggu hasilnya,” kata
Works
Dirinya berharap, proses bisa
berjalan cepat. Mengingat,
CIREBON -
waktu saat ini sudah di awal
Swadaya Gu
Oktober, dan mulai memasuki
(UGJ) Cirebo
musim penghujan. Sehingga,
Program Merd
dikhawatirkan, pekerjaan
Kampus Merde
tidak bisa dilakukan secara
menggelar work
maksimal. Dirinya juga
di Hotel Horison
ingin secepatnya selesai.
Kuningan, Ju
Supaya Surat Penunjukkan
(1-2/10). Meng
Penyedia Barang dan Jasa
Aktivitas Mahasi
(SPPBJ) cepat jadi dan teken
dan Persiapan K
kontrak waktunya tiga bulan
Prodi Pendidikan
FKIP UGJ, ha
Sedangkan untuk dua
pemateri, Prof YL
proyek lain, yakni lanjutan
PhD dari Unnes
gedung Disdukcapil dan
Mahmudi MSi da
kantor Kelurahan Pekalipan,
Negeri Surakart
saat ini sudah selesai lelang.
Workshop ju
Sudah sampai di tahap SPPBJ,
secara luring ole
sehingga tinggal menunggu
rektor di lingkun
tanda tangan kontrak, lalu
dosen di lingkun
mulai pengerjaan. (abd)
serta mitra seko
workshop diha
daring oleh pimp
4 Dari Halaman...9 dan prodi lima
“That way, our students have prepared their
higher education plans very well, especially
those who are interested in universities abroad
or applying for scholarships.”
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mana, izin SPK dikeluarkan
oleh Kementerian Pendidikan
dan Kebudayaan Republik
Indonesia,” ujarnya.
SPK Sekolah Pelita Bangsa
Cirebon telah membuka
Penerimaan Peserta Didik Baru
tahun ajaran 2022-2023 untuk
seluruh jenjang dari mulai play
group, TK, SD, SMP dan SMA.
Pendidikan yang terintegrasi dan
berkualitas sangat didambakan
orang tua guna mempersiapkan
anaknya menghadapi persaingan
di masa depan. Open house gratis
dan terbuka bisa diikuti untuk
umum, akan diadakan Sabtu,
9 Oktober 2021.
Dalam kesempatan tersebut
akan memberikan informasi
program, kurikulum dan
fasilitas dari SPK Sekolah Pelita
Bangsa Cirebon. “Informasi
lebih lanjut dapat langsung
berkunjung ke kampus SPB di
Komplek Taman Cipto Blok A1
Kav 6-7 Cirebon atau hubungi
nomor WA: 0895401018111,”
pungkasnya. (apr/opl)
18 19
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Dengan memanfaatkan bukan hal yang baru. Namun, di Swiwings adalah menu
promosi di Instagram,
melakukan endorse, dan juga
bekerja sama dengan aplikasi
online, Swiwings merasa
bergabungnya kemitraan dengan
Swiwings merupakan tantangan
yang baru karena hadir dengan
menyuguhkan menu lezat dan
chicken wings yang hits, disukai
berbagai kalangan dari anak
kecil, remaja hingga dewasa.
Untuk dapat menikmati menu
Kirim
KESAMBI - O
gangguan jiwa
disebut ODG
mendapatkan ke
layak serta per
sama dari masya
itu, Dinas Sosial
Cirebon memfa
satu ODGJ yan
R (14), warga
Pegambiran, unt
rehabilitasi di Ba
Sosial Penyanda
Mental (BRSP
Martha, Sukab
melepasnya Ka
Sekretaris D
penDAMpinGAn
Nen
LEMAHWU
Miris sekali hid
(81), nenek da
Melati. Hidupn

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