Celebrating Kartini Day with the Spirit of “Kita Semua Pasti Bisa”

Event - 21 April 2025

On April 21, 2025, TK Nasional Plus BPK PENABUR Sentul City–Bogor held a heartwarming and inspiring celebration of Kartini Day, embracing the empowering theme “Kita Semua Pasti Bisa.” This annual event pays tribute to Raden Ajeng Kartini, a pioneer of women's rights and education in Indonesia.The celebration was lively and colorful, with full participation from all students—ranging from Toddler to Kindergarten 2 (K2). Each child came dressed in professional costumes representing their dreams—from police officers, doctors, and soldiers, to firefighters, chefs, astronauts, and many more. It was a delightful scene, filled with hope and ambition.

The day began with a solemn flag ceremony, instilling a sense of national pride and unity. Afterwards, the children participated in a costume parade, proudly walking and waving in their outfits as their friends, teachers, and parents watched with joy. One of the highlights of the event was a mini role-play performance, specially presented by the teachers. Through storytelling and creative play, the teachers showed the children what it means to be brave, caring, responsible, and passionate about their dreams.The students also gathered to listen to the inspiring story of R.A. Kartini, learning how her courage and vision opened doors for women and girls in Indonesia. It was a moment to reflect on her legacy and values: equality, determination, and the importance of education.

This celebration encouraged children to dream big, introduced them to role models through teacher-led role-play, and helped them appreciate Indonesia’s heritage. Most importantly, the theme “Kita Semua Pasti Bisa” reminded every child that with courage and effort, they can achieve anything. As we honor the legacy of Kartini, may every child—girls and boys alike—grow with the confidence to follow their hearts, the curiosity to keep learning, and the spirit to make the world a better place. Because truly, "Kita Semua Pasti Bisa"—together, we all can.