SRC (Student Representative Council) or OSIS (Organisasi Siswa Intra Sekolah) is a student-led organization functioning as a platform for students to actively participate in school governance, contribute to school life, and develop leadership skills. OSIS plays a key role in bridging communication between students and the school administration, fostering student involvement in various activities, and ensuring the overall development of students in terms of academic, social, and personal growth.

Functions of OSIS

• • Organizing School Activities: OSIS is responsible for organizing school events such as cultural festivals, sports events, talent shows, charity drives, and other extracurricular activities.
  • Student Advocacy: OSIS acts as the voice of students, representing their opinions, concerns, and suggestions to the school administration. They often participate in meetings with school leaders to discuss student welfare.
  • Building Leadership Skills: Through the responsibilities in OSIS, students develop important leadership, communication, and teamwork skills. Members learn to organize events, manage resources, and engage in problem-solving.
  • Promoting School Spirit and Discipline: OSIS is involved in activities that promote school pride, discipline, and unity. They may create campaigns to encourage respect for school rules and the environment.

Election Process

• • Campaigns: The election of OSIS members, especially the president, involves campaigns where candidates present their plans and goals for the school year. This process is often accompanied by speeches, posters, and debates.
  • Voting: Students vote to elect their leaders, with the election typically held annually. The voting process is meant to be democratic, with each student having a say in who will represent them.

Activities Managed by OSIS

Leadership camp.
The Leadership Camp at Al-Taqwa College Indonesia is an annual event designed to equip students with essential leadership skills while fostering teamwork, responsibility, and personal growth. During the camp, students participate in a variety of activities such as group discussions, problem-solving challenges, and team-building exercises that encourage collaboration and critical thinking. These activities are structured to help students understand the importance of leadership qualities such as communication, decision-making, and emotional intelligence. The camp also provides opportunities for students to interact with mentors and experienced leaders, learning from their insights and experiences in a real-world context.

In addition to leadership development, the camp emphasizes the values of discipline, respect, and community spirit. Students engage in outdoor activities like hiking, obstacle courses, and sports competitions that promote physical endurance, resilience, and cooperation. These activities are designed to challenge students both mentally and physically, helping them to push their limits and build self-confidence. Throughout the camp, students are encouraged to reflect on their leadership potential, set personal goals, and strengthen their ability to work effectively in diverse teams. The Leadership Camp at Al-Taqwa College provides a holistic approach to leadership training, preparing students to take on future challenges with a strong sense of purpose and responsibility.

From Al-Taqwa College Indonesia to Palestine
At Al-Taqwa College Indonesia, the school organizes various donation activities aimed at providing humanitarian support to Palestine, especially during times of crisis. These initiatives encourage students, teachers, and the wider community to contribute to the relief efforts for the Palestinian people, who are facing ongoing challenges due to conflict and displacement. The donation activities, which include fundraising events was carried out under the theme of “From Al-Taqwa College to Palestine”. Through these efforts, the school fosters a sense of solidarity, compassion, and global responsibility among students. The funds collected are channelled through trusted organizations working on the ground in Palestine, ensuring that the aid reaches those in need, particularly in the areas of healthcare, education, and basic living necessities.

SRC Care

At Al-Taqwa College Indonesia, the school community demonstrates compassion and support by organizing donation drives for individuals in need entitle SRC care. Recently, a donation was collected for the family of a security officer who tragically passed away, providing financial assistance to help them through this difficult time. Additionally, the school held a charity drive for teachers who recently welcomed a new-born baby, offering gifts and contributions to support the new family. These acts of kindness reflect the school’s strong sense of unity and empathy, ensuring that those within the Al-Taqwa community are cared for and supported in both joyous and challenging times.

Benefits of Being a Part of OSIS

Personal Growth:

Being part of OSIS helps students develop confidence, leadership qualities, and communication skills. They gain experience in decision-making, teamwork, and organizing events, which fosters personal development and self-awareness.

Recognition:

Active participation in OSIS is often recognized by the school, with students in leadership positions receiving awards or public acknowledgment. This recognition boosts self-esteem and enhances their reputation among peers and teachers.

Experience for Future Leadership:

The skills gained in OSIS, such as problem-solving, strategic thinking, and collaboration, provide valuable experience for future leadership roles in higher education and careers. It helps students develop abilities that are essential for success in any professional environment.