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Indonesia, Bali
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Academic and intellectual growth extends beyond the classroom. Bali Island School's Bali Dragons' achievements span Drama, Science, Sports, Debates, Math, Humanity, and Sustainability projects. The school participates in Bali Schools Sports Association (BSSA) tournaments and is a member of IISSAC, enabling competition against other international schools. The IB Diploma Programme provides a challenging, balanced curriculum to prepare students for university and life beyond.
Drama offers after‑school activities, productions, and ISTA connections. Music provides a BIS Music Academy with instrument study and ABRSM opportunities. Visual Arts include murals, and an annual IB Visual Arts exhibition. Gamelan, a Wind Ensemble, School of Rock and a Funk Band enrich the arts program.
English as an Additional Language (EAL) services are provided to accelerate English acquisition; younger students learn through immersion, while Years 2–12 receive personalized EAL support based on WIDA assessments. Education Outside the Classroom Week fosters multilingualism and intercultural understanding.
Co-Curricular Activities offer over 60 clubs and activities spanning arts, sports, hobbies and leadership. CCAs run Monday to Friday from 3pm to 4pm, and after‑school activities help students try new things and connect with the wider school community.
Community Engagement is a core BIS value, with activities that support responsible citizenship within and beyond the school. Education Outside the Classroom Week (EOTC) is a four‑day expedition in the secondary program focusing on environmental education, service to local communities, and developing international-mindedness.
The Student Council (STUCO) includes students from Grades 6–12, with an executive team and student representatives. STUCO provides a voice for the student body and coordinates events to enhance school spirit and the school atmosphere.
Co-Curricular Activities promote personal growth, self‑esteem, and engagement with the broader school community. Activities span drama, music, visual arts, and sports, including after‑school programs from 3pm to 4pm. The school supports well‑being through a broad ASA offering and IB programming integrated with campus life.
Bali Island School is an IB Continuum school in Sanur, offering the Primary Years Programme (Preschool–Grade 5), the Middle Years Programme (Grade 6–10) and the Diploma Programme (Grade 11–12). English is the language of instruction, with a WIDA-based EAL program to support non-native speakers. In the MYP, Language & Literature is taught in English, while Language Acquisition can be Bahasa Indonesia or French; in the DP, Language A includes English and Indonesian, Language B includes Indonesian and French, and Ab Initio includes Spanish, ensuring robust language development across the curriculum. The campus blends Balinese ambiance with modern learning spaces, outdoor areas, and age-appropriate technology. Facilities include two large sports fields, a covered area with multiple courts, a 25m swimming pool, a library of 40,000 titles, and spaces for after-school activities. BIS runs 60+ co-curricular activities and participates in BSSA and IISSAC competitions, with drama, music, visual arts and community service.
