Inspirasi Schools
We envision a world where education is a fundamental right, not a privilege.
Inspirasi Schools brings Singapore-standard learning to your city;
Affordable, Future-Ready and Excellence-driven.
Program
An Integrated International Curriculum
People
Out-standing Educators
Place
Modern Design Philosophies
Processes
Shaped by the SIS Group of Schools
I believe we need to equalise the odds out there, because if you are sitting on something good, you need to make that good available to the largest number of people in the best possible way.
Jaspal Sidhu
Founder and Chairman of
Singapore Intercultural School (SIS) & Inspirasi Schools
Vision
We envision a world where education is a fundamental right, not a privilege. A world where every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, has the opportunity to unleash their full potential to drive positive change globally.
Mission
To establish 21st century schools that foster a culture of learning, innovation, and inclusivity, creating opportunities for all.
Why Inspirasi Schools?
The question we’re asking is this: “How do we make world-class education accessible to every child—not just the privileged few?”
We ask this because our students are at the heart of everything. They hold the future in their hands. Their talents will reshape our fortunes. Their gifts will lift our communities.
This is why every young mind must be ignited. Ambition, imagination, and intellect deserve room to grow—regardless of circumstance or socio-economic barriers. Excellence should not belong to the privileged. We’re here to break that mould. To democratize quality. To make it affordable, while keeping standards high.
We’re rebuilding learning from its foundations—how spaces work, how technology empowers, and how teachers and students connect. We don’t pretend to know everything. But we’re certain we began with the right question.
Inspirasi Schools Facts
Singapore continues to top OECD PISA rankings, while many developing countries struggle—especially in emerging cities where teacher quality and resources remain uneven. Inspirasi Schools aims to bring world-class, affordable education to every community, proving excellence shouldn’t depend on where a child lives or what a family earns.
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Looking at the latest OECD PISA results, one thing is unmistakable: Singapore’s education system continues to rank number one globally. PISA — created by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) — assesses the skills and knowledge of 15-year-olds in mathematics, reading, and science. Yet many developing countries, including Indonesia, still struggle, particularly in emerging cities where teacher quality remains one of the greatest challenges.
Over the last 30 years, the Singapore Intercultural School (SIS) Group of Schools has achieved remarkable success by taking the Singapore curriculum and integrating it with the strengths of local education systems—while keeping schools affordable. Across Indonesia, India, and Myanmar, SIS has expanded steadily, especially in capital and major cities.
This leads us to a fundamental question:
If a programme and system are genuinely strong, shouldn’t they benefit every community—not only the affluent?
In many regions, when fees are lowered, we see the same predictable issues:
• poorly constructed, low-quality buildings
• outdated programmes with little relevance or impact
• teachers who are under-trained, unsupported, or unprepared
This pattern has fuelled educational inequality for decades.
Inspirasi Schools intends to break that cycle—by proving that excellence does not have to collapse when affordability becomes the priority.
At Inspirasi Schools, we aim to mirror SIS’s success while placing a keen, intentional focus on emerging cities and kabupatens (districts)—communities that deserve quality, not compromise.
