This collaboration involves cultural exchanges, including traditional dance learning and visits to orangutan rehabilitation centers.

MHS supported SMAN 5 Mataram in delivering their first BRIDGE Class Model Workshop on Interactive Learning Boards.

SMAN 5 Surabaya was awarded the BRIDGE GEDSI Model School designation during the BRIDGE Education Stakeholder Engagement Meeting. This accolade highlights the school's commitment to Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) initiatives and showcases their efforts to incorporate GEDSI in their educational practices.

Students from Scotts Head Public School celebrated Indonesia's Independence Day with a special performance, singing "Selamat Ulang Tahun" under the guidance of the BRIDGE program teachers.

Aitken College students travel to Indonesia to visit SMAN 54 Jakarta on a study tour to meet the students they have been collaborating with for the last 8 months.

MI Karakter Mutiara Bunda Bali and Our Lady Star of the Sea Primary School, Ocean Grove underwent a competitive (online) school selection and were successful.

Year 1 (2023/2024): All grades explored Food and Mental Health, focusing on the effects of high-sugar diets on emotions and behaviour.

Students from both schools directed, filmed and shared a traditional dance documentary.

What started as a simple cross-cultural exchange has evolved over the years into a meaningful and long-standing relationship grounded in mutual respect, shared values, and a commitment to collaborative learning.

Through a range of activities including language exchanges, environmental projects, puppetry, and digital collaborations, students from both schools have engaged deeply in cross-cultural experiences, enriching their educational journey and strengthening ties between Australia and Indonesia.

Girls were supported in entering fields like robotics and science, often seen as male-dominated fields. Boys participated in culinary classes