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Kick Off Gerakan Jaga Sekolah Bersih, Aman, dan Nyaman

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Summary of the Video: Kick Off Gerakan Jaga Sekolah Bersih, Aman, dan Nyaman

The event is an official kick-off ceremony for DKI Jakarta’s “Movement to Keep Schools Clean, Safe, and Comfortable,” held at SMK Negeri 57 Jakarta. Many schools across DKI Jakarta attended both onsite and via Zoom.

The program is positioned as part of MPLS (Masa Pengenalan Lingkungan Sekolah) 2026–2027, emphasizing that the movement is not only a formal orientation, but also the beginning of building student character and school culture.

1) Opening and Cultural/Ceremonial Program

  • The ceremony begins with greetings across multiple religions, elements of the national anthem, and a welcome performance.
  • A featured performance includes a gegot dance by SMK Negeri 57’s dance/gamelan students.
  • The agenda includes speeches and student/arts performances, followed by structured items such as:
    • reports
    • a declaration reading
    • symbolic inauguration
    • documentation and group photos

2) Principal’s Report: Commitments and Environmental Programs

The principal of SMK Negeri 57 delivers a report stating that MPLS should nurture:

  • discipline, integrity, responsibility, care, and cooperation

SMK Negeri 57 commits to building a school environment that is:

  • clean, safe, comfortable, healthy, and inclusive
  • free from bullying, violence, discrimination, and drug abuse

Waste-management achievements highlighted

  • Recycling leaf waste into compost and winning 1st place at the DKI Jakarta level in the SDGS program (this year).
  • Turning used materials into useful products, such as:
    • used cooking oil into soap/candles
    • packaging from coffee/other waste into bags and wallets
  • Collaboration with partners for waste-bank and composting systems, supported by:
    • government services
    • Trisakti University (composter support)
    • other facilities for handling different waste types

3) Declaration: “Choose–Sort–Recover” and School Safety Culture

A formal declaration is read by representatives of the school movement teams, aligning with:

  • Governor of DKI Jakarta Regulation No. 5 of 2026 on waste sorting and management
  • a Minister of Education regulation (mentioned as Permen… No. 6 of 2026) on safe and comfortable school culture

A. Waste movement: “Choose, Sort, Recover”

  • Practicing waste sorting from the source into categories:
    • organic, inorganic, and B3/residual categories
  • Reducing single-use plastic (e.g., bringing personal bottles/containers)
  • Maintaining cleanliness in classrooms, canteens, and school grounds
  • Reusing/recycling waste to preserve remaining value
  • Building disciplined daily habits so the school becomes clean, healthy, comfortable, and environmentally friendly

B. Safe and comfortable school culture

  • Upholding mutual respect and care
  • Rejecting violence
  • Obeying school rules responsibly
  • Polite communication and honest/supportive behavior
  • Solving problems through deliberation
  • Responsible use and protection of school facilities
  • Creating orderly and conducive learning conditions
  • Encouraging reporting of disruptive or unsafe actions

4) Symbolic Inauguration and Formal Partnerships

  • The DKI Jakarta Education Office leadership (Head and Deputy) performs symbolic pinning (vest and baton) as inauguration of movement ambassadors/representatives.
  • A collaboration commitment is signed between SMK Negeri 57 and several partners, including:
    • Trisakti University (composter assistance; support for waste/e-waste handling)
    • a partner/company providing drop boxes or waste sorting bins (named in subtitles)
    • a district-related partner supporting school waste banks and empowerment of economically valuable waste

5) Head of the Education Office Speech: Character-Building + Ecosystem Approach

The Head of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office connects MPLS to broader education goals:

  • Students may have different temperaments and needs; schools must provide space for children to be heard
  • High-quality education requires healthy physical/mental conditions and a safe, comfortable environment
  • The education approach is framed as an ecosystem (“not only school”—home, society, media), emphasizing learning through multiple places and mentors
  • The movement is tied to Jakarta’s global-city progress: children should grow harmoniously, develop skills, and—most importantly—build strong attitudes and responsibility

6) New Systems/Apps Launched: Waste Management and Complaint Service

Key outcomes include the launch of:

  • “JOS” (Jos / school waste management and security system): described as a waste reduction reporting and monitoring tool to make waste processing measurable and trackable.
  • A safe-and-comfortable complaint service (WhatsApp call center): described as a reporting mechanism to handle concerns such as bullying/harassment/disruption.

The speech stresses that these services make action systemic and measurable, not only physical sorting of trash.

7) Kemilau Fashion Show: Zero-Waste/Recycled Materials Demonstration

A Kemilau Fashion Show highlights products made from recycled materials by students from multiple vocational schools (SMK Negeri 37, 32, 30), supported by traditional Betawi music from SMK Negeri 57.

Design themes focus on:

  • zero waste
  • upcycling concepts Examples include transforming leftover fabrics (e.g., batik/denim) into outerwear, trousers, and multi-function bag designs.

8) Zoom Segment and Classroom-Level Waste Sorting Examples

During the Zoom portion:

  • other schools join and share implementation practices for waste sorting and processing
  • topics include how to classify organic/inorganic/B3 categories
  • examples shared include eco-bricks, eco-enzymes, compost products, and creative upcycling into functional items

9) Closing

The ceremony ends with:

  • hamdalah (recitation of gratitude)
  • renewed commitments from leadership and participants
  • additional singing (March of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office)
  • final acknowledgements and a group photo before the event concludes

Presenters / Contributors (From Subtitles)

Officials / Leadership

  • Mrs. Dr. Nahdiana, M.Pd. — Head of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office
  • Mr. Dr. Andes Sarujoko, M.M. — Deputy Head of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office
  • Mrs. Dranda Rina Mulyati — Principal of SMK Negeri 57 Jakarta

Declaration / Movement Representatives (Named in Subtitles)

  • Mrs. Endang Tuhu — Committee chairperson (SMK Negeri 57 Jakarta)
  • Mrs. Nani Sutarni — Teacher representative
  • Mrs. Riana Yuningsi — Deputy Principal for Curriculum (SMK 57 Jakarta)
  • Mrs. Luluk Darmayanti — (listed as a representative for the movement team; subtitles indicate involvement related to curriculum/working group)
  • Ananda Hibai Salma Haifa — MPK OSIS representative
  • A subtitle segment references the movement team naming including Mrs. Riana Yuningsi (other parts are unclear)

Collaborating Partners Mentioned in Signing

  • Mrs. Aryani Dwi Astuti — Trisakti University (related to Landscape Architecture & Environmental Technology)
  • PT Amarta Indah Sukap Pokoket — provides drop boxes/waste sorting bins
  • Aris (Kasih Ebang, Pasar Minggu District) — supports school waste banks and waste economic-value empowerment

Other Principals Mentioned

  • Mrs. Siti Habibah — Principal of SMK Negeri 37 Jakarta
  • Principals of SMK Negeri 30 and SMK Negeri 32 (referenced generally during the fashion show)

Students / Student Performers

  • Students from SMK Negeri 57 (dance/gamelan performance)
  • Students from SMK Negeri 37/32/30 (Kemilau fashion show; recycled-material creations)
  • Zoom participants from multiple schools (names not fully specified in subtitles)

Moderators / Presenters

  • Subtitle cues (“we ask…”, “ladies and gentlemen”) indicate moderator prompting, but moderator names are not clearly provided in the subtitles. Only the speaker/official names above are explicitly stated.

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