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MALANG: Training Institute Visits MBE School

On 4 September 2006 the Malang District Training Institute held training for selected primary school principals from all 33 subdistricts in Malang. One of the activities was a study visit to an MBE partner school, SDN Kendalpayak to observe SBM, community participation and PAKEM.

Above: The participants in the training enjoy watching a PAKEM lesson, where they learned many meaningful new lessons to help them raise the quality of their teaching.
Below: The parents group at SDN Kendalpayak in Pakisaji Subdistrict giving information to school principals about community participation. Many of the participants were surprised by the dedication of the parents group in helping with lessons and with the many different ways the community help the school.


The parents group at SDN Kendalpayak

PURWOREJO: Excellent Training for Non MBE Schools

The MBE program has been running for one year in Purworejo district. Many changes have taken place in the MBE partner schools. Progress has occurred in School Based Management (SBM), Community Participation and PAKEM.

Above: PAKEM training at SMPN 10 Purworejo funded by the school. Bpk Suyatno (left) a teacher at SMPN 10, who has already been trained in PAKEM by the MBE program, is very active in spreading PAKEM in his school.
Below: Bpk Agus Wiwoho Suryo, a social studies facilitator (at the back), observing a teacher doing teaching practice. In this PAKEM training the teachers took the topic "The Lapindo Hot Mudflow" as material for lessons in all five core subjects.


Bp. Agus Wiwoho Suryo

The education office is also actively making use of its assets, mainly the district facilitators, who have already been trained and are skilled in facilitating training. Furthermore, with ministerial regulations #22-23, which state that teaching and learning approaches should be active, creative, effective and enjoyable these approaches have become obligatory for schools. Because of this, the facilitators have received many requests to facilitate training in non MBE schools.

Training has taken place using local funding for the following: all MTs, both public and private from the whole of Purworejo district; all primary school science teachers - this was organized by the District Education Office; SMPN 10 Purworejo; and training for all primary and junior secondary schools (SD-MI-SMP-MTs) under the Ma'arif NU foundation. This September training took place for all SMP Muhammadiyah in Purworejo.

BANYUWANGI: Community Participation and Industry Support Schools

In almost all the MBE partner schools in Banyuwangi district the roles of community participation and the world of industry are increasingly evident. Even though there is a free school policy, this doesn't stop assistance from communities and industry increasing.

At SDN 7 Jajag, the parents, through class parents groups, can see the benefits of their activities directly, because the academic and non academic performance of their sons and daughters is continuing to improve.

At SDN 1, SDN 5 Jajag, SDN 1, SDN 2 Kepatihan and several other schools the community regularly sponsors activities for religious and national festivals and for school leaving events. They contribute their labor, decorations, costumes and other things to support the school even in the era of free schooling.

1. At SMPN 1 Banyuwangi a baker has opened a bread stall in front of the school.
2. Parents no longer feel embarrassed to help teachers in class at SDN 7 Jajag.
3. A publisher handing over an Infocus projector at SDN 4 Penganjuran.
4. A charter signaling the commitment of the community to support SD Temenggungan. The village administration, ex-students and community members have been active in their assistance.


SMPN 1 Banyuwangi has opened the door to industry, so that it can help the school. Several businesses have given funding and goods such as folders and banners.

At SDN 4 Penganjuran, a book publisher, "Tiga Serangkai," gave the school an Infocus projector, because the school had bought so many books. The school also works with Telkom. Grade 4, 5 and 6 have received free training on the internet as well as the gift of a computer.

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