What do you want in a school? When you step onto a campus, what do you want to see, hear, experience, and feel? At Green School Bali, learning happens without walls — in a living, breathing environment that sparks curiosity and imagination. Here, children learn by doing, engage in meaningful dialogue, and grow as whole human beings. You’ll see joy in learning, hear thoughtful conversations, and feel the warmth of a vibrant international community. From wherever you are in the world, we invite you to explore Green School and discover a place where education is purposeful, creative, and deeply connected to life.
Badung Indonesia
Green School BaliDescription
Green School Bali is an international K–12 school located in the heart of Bali, Indonesia. The school is home to approximately 500 students representing more than 40 nationalities, creating a truly global learning community. Founded on the principles of sustainability, regeneration, and experiential learning, Green School offers a holistic education that nurtures the intellectual, emotional, physical, and social development of each child. Learning takes place on a unique open-air campus that blends seamlessly with the natural environment, encouraging curiosity, creativity, and a deep connection to the world around us.
- Day school tuition $10600 - $19800 USD
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Grades for day school
Pre-K/Reception -
12th Grade/Year 13 - Scholarships Available Yes
- Number of Students 520
- Year founded 2006
- Boarding school tuition No Information
- Curricula Other English-Medium, US National, Host Country's National
- Type Co-ed
Accreditations
Green School Bali is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), a globally recognized accreditation body. This allows graduating students to receive an American High School Diploma that is widely accepted by universities and institutions worldwide. In addition, Green School Bali is accredited by the relevant Indonesian educational authorities, ensuring compliance with national education standards while maintaining its innovative international approach.
Tuition
You can check the Tuition & Fees update on our website https://bali.greenschool.org/admissions/
Scholarships
Green School Bali is committed to educational access and local engagement through its Local Scholarship Program (LSP). The program currently supports 30 Indonesian students who attend the school on full scholarships. These students are fully integrated into the school community and contribute meaningfully to campus life, enriching the learning experience for all through cultural exchange and shared perspectives.
Curricula
Green Literacies & Accredited Frame of Learning
At Green School Bali, learning is joyful, purposeful, and connected to real-world challenges. Our curriculum is guided by the Green Literacies Framework — an integrated model designed to prepare students to thrive in a changing world. All learning experiences combine at least two knowledge dimensions drawn from different literacies, encouraging interdisciplinary thinking and deep understanding.
The curriculum is organized through Three Frames of Learning, which guide how learning is designed, delivered, and assessed. Fully accredited by WASC, the program culminates in a U.S. High School Diploma recognized globally.
Admissions Information
Admissions Process
You can check the phase and the process on our youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4SiwANqmr4
Entry Requirements
Age cut-off is September
Minimum 3 years old to join our Early Years programme
Maximum 16 years old to join our High School programme (due to our Graduate program that required to have 2 years stay commitment)
Applicant Evaluations
You need to complete the checklist items (requirements) and afterward we will do faculty review and assessment before extend the offer or decline letter.
- First application deadline 15 August
- Second application deadline 15 December
- Students can join after the academic year begins Yes
- Waiting List Yes
- Application fee (domestic) $0 USD
- Application fee (international) $40000000 USD
Waiting List
When the cohort is already filled up, we will put applicant who come after the 2nd batch of application to waiting list and we will confirm if the space become available.
Academics
- Assigns homework Yes
- Use of technology in the classroom Yes
- Language of instruction English
- ELL support Yes
- Teacher/Student ratio Green School Bali maintains a low student-to-teacher ratio to support personalized learning and strong relationships. With approximately 500 students and 99 teachers, the average ratio is 5:1, allowing educators to provide individual attention, meaningful feedback, and tailored support for each student.
- Gifted and talented student support Yes
- Learning support Yes
- Native English teachers Yes
- Languages taught English
- Examinations available
Teacher Qualifications
All teachers at Green School Bali are fully qualified educators with relevant academic degrees and professional teaching credentials. Many faculty members bring international teaching experience and specialized training in experiential, project-based, and sustainability-focused education. Ongoing professional development ensures that teachers remain current in best practices and aligned with the school’s educational philosophy.
Courses
Green Educator Course (Adult-Educator) https://greeneducators.greenschool.org/
Homework
Green School Bali places emphasis on balanced learning and wellbeing. Homework is generally minimal, particularly in the early years and primary school. However, students are expected to dedicate time outside of school hours to longer-term projects, including Capstone Projects in Grades 5, 8, and 12. In Middle School and High School, students may receive regular homework to support academic depth, independent learning, and project completion.
Gifted and talented student support
Use of technology in the classroom
Learning Support
Languages Taught
Spanish and English available in Middle School and High School once other language requirements are met
Examinations Available
Green School Bali does not rely on traditional examinations as the primary measure of student success. Instead, student progress is assessed through a holistic evaluation process that includes class participation, project work, assignments, collaboration, and personal development over time. This approach allows educators to recognize diverse strengths and support meaningful, growth-oriented learning.
School Life
- Bus service Yes
- Sports teams available Yes
- Pastoral Care Yes
- Do students practice religion at the school No
- School start time 8.15 a.m
- School end time 3.15 p.m
- Most common nationality USA, British, German, Australian and Indonesian
- Max class size 22
- School provides lunch Yes
- Supervised care before or after school No
- Uniform required No
- Access to an educational psychologist Yes
- Student nationalities 45
- Average class size 18
Living Accommodations
N/A
Bus Service
Our Bio Bus details - https://bali.greenschool.org/environment/biobus/
School Lunch
This is an extra where you can grab daily or even subscribe for weeks
Sports Teams
Yes, part of the ECA activities that can be decided on the first week of school.
Pastoral Care
Student wellbeing is central to life at Green School Bali. The school has a dedicated Pastoral Care team within each of its four Learning Neighbourhoods: Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, and High School. These teams are coordinated by the Head of Pastoral Care and work closely with teachers, families, and students to support emotional wellbeing, belonging, and personal development.
Access to an educational psychologist
Green School Bali’s Pastoral Care team includes qualified Educational Psychologists who support students across both the Lower School and Upper School programs. These professionals provide guidance, assessments, and targeted support, working collaboratively with families and educators to promote student wellbeing and learning success.
University Relations
- University counseling Yes
- Percent that pursue university 80
University Destinations
USA
Smith PARSONS
The New School University NYC
Berklee College Boston
University of Texas at El Paso
SAE Institute of Technology NYC
Skidmore School NY
College in Hawaii
UC Davis California
LA Academy for Artists and Music
HAN University of Applied Sciences
University of Puget Sound
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)
University of Hawaii CU Boulder
Rhode Island School of Design
Oregon University
Cornell University NY
UCLA CA
University of Colorado Boulder
College of Siskyous
Portland Community College
UMass Amherst
Cabrillo Community College
Whatcom Community College
Antioch College OH
Center College Kentucky
Berklee College of Music
Catholic University of America DC
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Humbolt State University CA
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Boston
University of Charleson SC
University of Montana
The New School NYC
Columbia College Chicago
Middlebury College VT
Puget Sound Uni
University of Richmond
Evergreen State College Washington
Cal Poly State University
Yale School of the Environment
Warren Wilson College
Pomona College
CANADA
Quest University BC
Colorado College
University of Northern British Columbia
Bishops University
University of Toronto
UNITED KINGDOM
University of Roehampton London Bournemouth University
Goldsmiths University of London
Kingston University London
Open University of the UK
Hampstead School of Art London
Richmond University
UWE
University of the Arts London
Falmouth University Cornwall
AUSTRALIA
University of Sydney
University of NSW
RMIT Melbourne
University of Wollongong
Notra Dame University
Flinders University
Charles Darwin University
University of Queensland
Melbourne Polytechnic
University of Melbourne
Deakin University Melbourne
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts
NETHERLANDS
Vrije University
Wllem de Kooning Academy
University of Amsterdam
Stendon University
Avans University of Applied Science
Design Academy Eindhoven
Utrecht University
Erasmus University Rotterdam
ITALY
NABA (New Academy of Fine Arts) Milan
Bocconi University
IED (Istituto Europeo di Design) Milan
NEW ZEALAND
University of Auckland
Wellington University
Massey University
INDONESIA
Udayana University
University Pelita Harapan
Indonesian Institute of the Arts
Universitas Mahasaraswati
Parahyangan University
President University
RUSSIA
MGIMO University
University Counseling
In the High School program, students are supported by a dedicated Pathways Counsellor. The Pathways program helps students explore post-school options, identify strengths and interests, and navigate university applications, gap years, and alternative pathways. Support is personalized and begins well before graduation.