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Indonesia, Bali
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The school has no boarding program. Students must reside with one or both parents or with a designated guardian who is fully responsible for the student's wellbeing.
The school does not have a school uniform. There is a Dress Guideline to guide clothing choices.
Vegetarian school lunches are provided. There are on-campus food vendors including an organic green grocer, and students learn where food comes from through seed-to-table programs and permaculture with gardens across the campus.
Green School Bali is governed by Yayasan Kul-Kul (Kul Kul Foundation), a registered non-profit organization in Indonesia, and Green School Bali operates under this foundation.
Green School Bali is a private international school in Indonesia serving students aged 3 to 18. It uses a bespoke, homegrown curriculum guided by Green Literacies Framework, with project based, transdisciplinary learning that combines academic subjects with creative, physical, emotional and ecological growth. Learning is organized around three frames of learning Experiential, Proficiency and Thematics, ensuring real world relevance and life skills, not only exams. The school is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), enabling graduates to receive a US Diploma. The campus is a wallless, bamboo environment set in Bali's jungle beside Ayung River, powered by solar and micro hydro energy and designed for outdoor, hands on learning. Facilities include an Innovation Hub, Aquaponics Centre, Compost Station, Waste Management Centre and Bio Bus lab, plus the Arc gym. Distinctive programs include Green Camp Bali and Kul Kul Connection, emphasizing sustainability, wellbeing, and global responsibility globally.
