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Doremi Preschool and Santosa Intercultural School have dedicated themselves to providing quality education in Indonesia from the earliest years through to the secondary level. Offering internationally recognised programmes, they believe that young learners thrive when their academic, social, emotional, physical, and personal development are given equal attention. Founded in 2000, Doremi Preschool was established with a clear

The Australian Independent School Bali (AIS Bali) has officially opened its new High School Buildings, marking a significant milestone in Bali’s education system. The ceremony, officiated by Indonesia’s Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Abdul Mu’ti, signals not only the completion of the school’s long-term campus vision but also a broader commitment to shaping globally

Three organisations focusing their efforts on protecting, educating and empowering women, predominantly those from disadvantaged backgrounds or challenging circumstances here in Bali. Read about their amazing initiatives and work, and see if it inspires you to support. Bali WISE Bali WISE (Women of Indonesia Skills Education) is a women-centric programme run by the ROLE Foundation. The

Bali Island School recently welcomed students from across the island and beyond for the fourteenth edition of the Bali Model United Nations (Bali MUN), held from 31 January to 1 February 2026. Hosted on the school’s Sanur campus, the annual conference once again brought together young delegates to explore global issues through debate, collaboration, and

In December 2025, a student from Bali Island School organised aid relief and donations for those affected by floods and landslides in North Sumatra. This is the story of Cheva, a Grade 12 student, who created ‘Kereta Harapan Project’ (Train of Hope), to help those need. In late November 2025, Sumatra was struck by catastrophic

With Bali’s Suwung Landfill scheduled to close at the end of December 2025 (pending decision), this is the perfect opportunity for households and businesses in Bali to adopt better waste disposal practices, if they haven’t done so already. January and February see the peak of the rainy season, and with it, the consequences of poor

Tourism may be the lifeblood of the island, but that shouldn’t mean tourists can take advantage of the hospitality that has been afforded to them; nor does it mean that tourism should be the be-all end-all of Bali either! Civic Participation NGO, BASAibu, recently collected insights from everyday Balinese communities to hear their honest feedback on

Janahita Mandala was born from a deep reverence for Balinese knowledge systems and a longing to create space for meaningful cultural dialogue. This community-focused foundation was created as a ‘centre of harmony’ – a mission rooted in its very name: jana meaning humanity, hita meaning wellbeing, and mandala referring to the central point of the village. The seeds

A brand new season unfolds at Bali Island School as they proudly bid farewell to their graduating class of 2025 with a 100% pass rate, and simultaneously welcome their new Head of School. There is no time more exciting for a student than their high school graduation, a time for celebration for families and the

Renowned as one of the top and first IB Continuum schools in Bali, Bali Island School (BIS) offers a holistic International Baccalaureate (IB) Early Years education from Preschool to Grade 1. The Early Years education nurtures cognitive, physical, creative, and social growth through engaging activities, such as their recent Science Fair. A great example of

Science, culture and conservation come together in the depths of Taro Village, where a mission to reignite the light of the fireflies is underway. “When I was young, my parents worked late into the night and so I would have to make my way home in complete darkness. There was no electricity at that time,

The ancient lands of Indonesia -where myth, spirituality, and nature merge- have long served as a crucible for seekers of deeper meaning. For Dr. Miles Neale, a Buddhist psychotherapist and spiritual teacher, Bali and Java did more than offer stunning landscapes and cultural encounters; they became sacred mirrors in a personal journey through the shadows