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Welcome to 
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.

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“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

Sustainability & Changemakers

Here’s how we’re walking our talk, every day

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.

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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

From Mutual Concern to NPC Disconnect: Rekindling Relational Patterns with a Living Curriculum

Caption: Grade 8 students gather at Green School Bali’s Heart of School to embark upon their Quest projects.   Off...

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It’s Earth Day, and it often becomes a moment to talk about the planet. At ReGeneration26, we approached it by asking a simple question: if the Earth could speak, what would it say?

Students responded by speaking from that perspective, reflecting on the world as they see it today. Some messages point to urgency, others to recovery and hope.

We’d love to hear your perspective too—what would you say if you were the Earth?

#EarthDay #GreenSchoolBali #ReGeneration26
A space where ideas are exchanged, perspectives are challenged, and connections are built across borders.

ReGeneration26 brought together young changemakers from around the world — reminding us of the power of youth voices in shaping a more hopeful future.

#ReGeneration26 #GreenSchoolBali
A room full of young people, asking questions about the world we live in.

Some were uncomfortable. Some didn’t have answers.

Now your turn—what’s a question you think the world needs to hear right now?

@regeneration.26 

#ReGeneration26 #YouthLedGlobalConference #GreenSchoolBali #Youth
What happens to the clothes we no longer wear?

Through her Footprint project—a hands-on initiative where students create real-world impact—Maggie (class of 2025) set out to challenge fast fashion by creating a thrift market within our community, giving pre-loved clothes a second life instead of ending up in landfill.

She expanded the project beyond campus, hosting upcycling workshops with Stitch It Up and organising a local giveaway event. By turning awareness into action, Maggie’s project not only reduces waste, but also shifts how people think about consumption, showing how small, intentional choices can create ripple effects far beyond where they begin.

Watch Maggie’s full presentation through the link in our bio!

#GreenSchoolBali #PrimarySchool #Footprint
In 5 days, we open the space.

As the world navigates AI, climate challenges, and growing questions around wellbeing, young people are asking big questions about the future - of their lives, their communities, and all living things.

ReGeneration26 brings together 700+ students from 50+ nationalities to explore what matters most to them. Through youth-led talks, conversations, and shared experiences, this is a space for dialogue, exchange, and imagination where ideas can be explored with openness, creativity, and hope.

Because when young people are given the space to think, connect, and reflect, something powerful begins.

🌍 Schools around the world: you’re invited to join the ReGeneration26 movement from wherever you are. Start the conversations. Create your own spaces. Share what matters.

The future is something we explore - together.

#GreenSchoolBali #ReGeneration26 #RegenerativeEducation
Jakarta families, we’re coming your way 💚

Curious about what learning looks like on a bamboo campus in Bali? Join us in Jakarta for a special Meet & Greet to explore how Green School’s regenerative education and Green Camp’s immersive sustainability programs inspire young changemakers.

📍 Grand Kemang Hotel, Jakarta
📅 19 April 2026

Meet our team, ask your questions, and explore how learning at Green School goes beyond academics: nurturing confident, compassionate changemakers ready for the world ahead.

Whether you’re just beginning your journey or actively exploring schools for 2026/27, we’d love to connect.

Limited seats available, register now: http://bit.ly/GSBinJakarta (link in bio)

#GreenSchoolBali #Jakarta
A year ago, a surfing accident changed everything for Daan (Class of 2025). In this Alumni Stories feature, he shares how that moment led him to question why a sport so connected to nature still lacks the safety it needs, a question that became his Greenstone at Green School Bali.

What followed was a deeper exploration into surf safety, where he realised most helmets were not designed for the realities of surfing, often compromising awareness and comfort.

Today, that search has taken exploration as Mamuli-Surf, now launching with high-performance, sustainable helmets designed to protect without compromising the experience of being in the ocean.

Support Daan by following @mamuli_surf to help build a safer future for surfers everywhere!

#GreenSchoolBali #AlumniStories

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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.

Careers

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455 trees were planted

455 trees were planted to boost biodiversity, improve air quality, and create a greener, healthier environment for all.

Over 1,000 tadpoles, eels and fish were released to restock and rebalance waterways

Over 1,000 tadpoles, eels, and fish were released to help restore aquatic ecosystems and support healthy, thriving waterways.

800 KG trash was collected

800 kg of trash was collected from nearby areas, helping keep the local environment clean and reducing pollution in our communities.

Over 9,000 kg trash was recycled

Over 9,000 kg of waste was recycled, keeping reusable materials out of landfills and giving them new life through sustainable processing.

Over 9,000 mangrove trees were planted

We planted 9,000+ mangrove trees to protect coastlines, combat erosion, and create vital habitats for marine life.

18,921 litres of Used Cooking Oil (UCO) collected for BioBus fuel

18,921 litres of used cooking oil were collected and converted into clean BioBus fuel, reducing waste and carbon emissions.

19,986.94 KWh electricity is generated by 31 solar panels in campus

31 solar panels generated 19,986.94 kWh of clean energy, powering our campus while cutting down on fossil fuel use.

24,637 kg of CO2 saved by 157 BioBus riders

By riding BioBus, 157 students and staff helped save 24,637 kg of CO2 emissions—proof that greener transport matters.

1,250,000 litres of water saved

Water-saving measures helped conserve 1.25 million litres—enough to fill 500 backyard swimming pools!