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Green School Bali
What do you want in a school? When you step onto a school campus, what do you want to see, hear, experience and feel?
Imagine a school where classrooms have no walls, a campus which ignites the senses and the natural curiosity of children, a place where innovation, creativity and learning flourish. Imagine a community that has come together from all corners of the globe, to share new experiences in living and learning.
— This is Green School.
“Green School has been magical for my daughter. Her creative spirit, kindness, and curiosity for the world is nourished daily. She is blossoming into her best self.”
Green School Parent
International Curriculum
REAL world learning for the 21st century
Green School Bali has been educating changemakers since 2008. We have over 500 full-time students from all over the globe, offering a progressive, research-based curriculum for Pre-K to Grade 12.
Virtual TourExplore Our Campus
Discover one of the world’s most stunning and progressive places of learning. From soaring bamboo structures to the beautiful Ayung river, our paths through the jungle will take you on an incredible journey.
Testimonials Our Voices
“Green School has been magical for my daughter. Her creative spirit, kindness, and curiosity for the world is nourished daily. She is blossoming into her best self.”
Green School Parent
“Yes, everything changes all the time, except schools and education systems. Education somehow got left behind. How could that happen?”
Dr. Benjamin Freud, Head of Upper School
“Our shared vision is motivated by a deep concern for, and attention to, the wellbeing of our students and our planet.”
Eim Co-Founder, Karen Yung
News & Media Our Highlights
How might rewilding transform relationships between human communities and the more-than-human world?
A little sparrow flits out of the bushes, rising lightly into the branches of a mature Camphor tree that leans...
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Knowledge is not just learned, it is honoured.
Today, we celebrate Saraswati Day, a sacred Balinese day devoted to Dewi Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, wisdom, and the arts. Across the island, books are blessed, learning spaces are revered, and communities come together in gratitude for the gift of knowledge.
What makes Saraswati Day unique is its deep reverence for learning not just as information, but as a living, spiritual practice. It’s a reminder that knowledge shapes not only what we know, but who we become.
May we continue to learn with purpose, create with intention, and carry wisdom into all that we do.
#GreenSchoolBali #SaraswatiDay
When students help shape the symbols of a school, they help shape its identity.
At Green School Bali, our Grade 1–3 students recently embarked on a journey to create the official visual representations of the 4S approach: Sensing, Seeking, Shaping, and Storytelling. They were not simply participating in an art project. They were co-creating how our learning journey is expressed and made visible across campus.
The 4S are the flight paths of our BiRD (Biomimicry for Regenerative Design) approach. Sensing invites deep listening to people, place, and the more than human world. Seeking asks us to sit with what we notice long enough to find the question that truly matters. Shaping draws on nature’s design intelligence to respond creatively and responsibly. Storytelling ensures the work travels, inspiring others and strengthening collective learning.
As we work to embed these processes across the whole school, making them visible and familiar in daily culture matters. When abstract ideas like the 4S are translated into clear visuals, they become easier to understand, remember, and revisit over time. The icons now displayed across campus are not decorative. They are cognitive and cultural anchors for how we learn and live together.
This project was one part of a much bigger commitment to regenerative learning. When young learners help define the language and imagery of a school’s approach, they do not inherit culture. They actively build it.
#GreenSchoolBali #RegenerativeEducation #Biomimicry
What if bikes could be built with zero emissions in mind?
Last term, students took on the challenge of designing and building bamboo bicycles, exploring how natural materials can replace carbon-intensive ones like steel.
Working collaboratively, they learned the fundamentals of bike design while experimenting with bamboo and hemp fibre to create something both functional and regenerative.
Want to learn more about our programmes? Explore upcoming opportunities to connect with our community via the link in our bio.
#BambooBike #GreenSchoolBali #RegenerativeEducation
What happens when you choose a different path?
Natacha moved her family from Paris to Bali in search of something more—an education that goes beyond the classroom and into the real world.
Join us in Paris on 28 March for our Meet & Greet event to explore how learning can be meaningful when connected to purpose, nature, and community. Register through the link our bio!
#Paris #GreenSchoolBali #ParentTestimonial
There’s something powerful about seeing young people step forward—not just to learn, but to lead.
WOAH Festival 2026 brought together a community driven by care, creativity, and a shared responsibility for our oceans.
A heartfelt thank you to our partners and sponsors who helped make this possible!
#WOAHFestival #GreenSchoolBali
Rooted in Balinese tradition, Ogoh-Ogoh represent negative energy, paraded through the streets as a symbolic release before Silence Day.
Our students reimagined this tradition through their own creations, carrying them around the neighborhood in a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and cultural appreciation.
Wishing everyone a meaningful Silence Day filled with peace and reflection 💚
#GreenSchoolBali #Bali #Nyepi2026 #SilenceDay
Paris, we`re coming to meet you!
Join us on 28 March at Regen School for a Green School Bali Meet & Greet, hosted by Benjamin Freud, Ph.D., our Head of Upper School & Strategic Lead for Regenerative Education, together with I Ketut Darma Dipta, a Green School Bali alumnus from the Class of 2024.
This is an opportunity to learn more about Green School’s approach to education, hear a student perspective, and engage in conversation about learning, community, and life at our Bali campus.
Register through the link in our bio!
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Inspire the Next Generation of Changemakers
Green School Bali is a progressive, dynamic PreK-12 school located in Bali’s lush jungle with a wall-less campus. We are a community of learners with a passion to make our world sustainable and our holistic, student-guided approach inspires and empowers us to be changemakers.
