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Indonesia, Bali
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All students wear the official Pelangi School t-shirt; two free t-shirts are provided on joining, with more available to buy at the school office. The Indonesian Education Department requires that students wear uniforms to school. If a student arrives without a Pelangi t-shirt, a replacement t-shirt is issued and the parents are invoiced.
Pelangi School has a school café, Warung Bamboo, offering healthy snacks and lunches; ordering is optional and not included in tuition. The menu changes weekly and includes a vegetarian option. Pelangi has a Healthy Food Policy and a peanut-free environment; if not ordering from Warung Bamboo, students may bring snacks and lunch from home.
Pelangi School operates under the not-for-profit foundation Yayasan Cahaya Pelangi Bali.
Pelangi School Bali is a private, not-for-profit primary school in Bali, Indonesia, serving about 200 students aged 2 to 14. It is run by Yayasan Cahaya Pelangi Bali, founded in 2006 to provide bilingual education in an inclusive environment for expatriate, Indonesian and mixed-heritage children. The school teaches a blended curriculum—IPC and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE—integrated with the Indonesian National Curriculum, taught by international and Indonesian teachers. The natural campus features green spaces, class gardens, and a wildlife corridor that supports biodiversity and outdoor learning. The primary program runs 8:30–3:00 and includes core academics in a bilingual environment, plus arts, yoga, sports and environmental studies. Distinctive programs include Pelangi Environment and Education Program (PEEPs) for village children and on-campus biodiversity initiatives. After-school activities include soccer, dance, karate and clubs.
