Taman Siswa is an educational institution in Indonesia, founded in 1922 by Ki Hadjar Dewantara. It was established to promote national education and cultural values, emphasizing the importance of independence and self-reliance in learning. The school system integrates traditional Indonesian culture with modern educational practices. The name "Taman Siswa" translates to "Garden of Students," symbolizing a nurturing environment for students to grow and develop. The institution has played a significant role in Indonesia's educational landscape, advocating for a curriculum that respects local culture while preparing students for global challenges.