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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School
Introduction
The British School of Bali teaches the English National Curriculum as its foundation, enriched with an international perspective and a focus on local culture, language and global citizenship. The English programme is structured into Early Years, Primary and Secondary phases. The school opened in September 2025 and serves children aged 2–11, with plans to extend to Year 7 in September 2026 as part of its growth. The Ubud campus is located within Onyx Park Resort and features bright, well‑resourced classrooms, interactive whiteboards and one iPad per student, plus STEAM and Robotics resources. A well-stocked library, dedicated gymnasium and seven restaurants support everyday learning, alongside a 400-seat auditorium for drama, music and cultural events. Enrichment is compulsory and clubs cover language learning, coding, arts and performing arts. Sports facilities include multiple swimming pools, football and basketball courts, a gymnastics suite and a ninja gym, with extensive outdoor spaces for outdoor education.
Jl. Sri Wedari No.24, Tegallalang, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
The Essentials
The British School of Bali has instruction in English.
Location
The British School of Bali is located at Jl. Sri Wedari No.24, Tegallalang, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571. It sits in Bali's Ubud District.
Stages
Early Years and Primary (ages 2-11)
Type
International school offering a British curriculum
Additional learning support
While the school maintains an official Special Needs and Disability Policy governing its approach to student support, specific details regarding exact provisions, staff, or facilities for Additional Learning Needs (SEN) are not publicly detailed.
Country affiliation
The United Kingdom (affiliated through The Schools Trust)
Religious affiliation
The school does not state an affiliation with any particular religion.
School day structure
Specific details regarding the daily schedule, including exact start and end times, as well as designated break and lunch periods, are not currently published.
Fees
Annual tuition at The British School of Bali ranges from IDR 170,000,000 to IDR 225,000,000 for 2026/27.
Academic year referenced
2025/2026 academic-year fee schedule is used for the figures below.
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term) Tuition fees are shown as annual amounts. Fees may be paid annually before the start of the academic year or in three equal instalments (one instalment before the start of each term). Per‑term instalments below are calculated from the published annual tuition divided by three.
- Nursery 2 - Tuition (annual): IDR 170,000,000. - Tuition (per term — three equal instalments): IDR 56,666,667 (IDR 170,000,000 ÷ 3). - Total payable in the first year (tuition + one‑time fees): IDR 203,000,000 (IDR 170,000,000 + IDR 33,000,000).
- Kindergarten 1 - Tuition (annual): IDR 170,000,000. - Tuition (per term — three equal instalments): IDR 56,666,667. - First‑year total if newly enrolled (tuition + one‑time fees): IDR 203,000,000 (where applicable).
- Kindergarten 2, Kindergarten 3, Grade 1 through Grade 5 - Tuition (annual): IDR 225,000,000 for each of these year groups. - Tuition (per term — three equal instalments): IDR 75,000,000 (IDR 225,000,000 ÷ 3). - Total payable in the first year for a newly enrolled child at these levels (tuition + one‑time fees): IDR 258,000,000 (IDR 225,000,000 + IDR 33,000,000).
What tuition covers
- Tuition fees include stationery, learning materials and consumables.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are payable either as a single annual payment before the start of the academic year, or in three equal instalments, each payable before the start of the relevant term. Fees are subject to an annual review.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; the school serves children aged 2–11 as a day school. No boarding fees are listed.
Other costs and compulsory items
- Uniform: School uniform is compulsory for all students; a uniform booklet sets out required items and appearance guidelines. Specific uniform item prices are not published in the fee schedule. - One‑time admission charges beyond application and enrolment fees are not listed in the published fee schedule. Tuition is stated to include stationery and consumables; other potential charges (for example: transport, meals, optional extracurricular clubs, field trips or special resources) are not itemised in the published fee table.
Refund information
- Application and enrolment fees are one‑time charges. A general tuition‑refund schedule or detailed refund rules are not published in the publicly available fee material. Confirmed refund rules and any conditions for partial refunds (for example, mid‑term withdrawals, extended absence for medical reasons, or entry cancellations) are managed under the school's fee or admissions policy.
Fee payment options
- Specific accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, credit/debit card or local payment channels) are not itemised within the published fee schedule. The school provides contact details for admissions and accounts for payment arrangement queries.
Academics
The British School of Bali teaches British Curriculum for students aged 2 to 12.
Curriculum
The British School of Bali uses the English National Curriculum as its foundation, enriched with an international perspective and a focus on local culture, language and global citizenship. The English curriculum is structured into Early Years and Primary.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school uses RULER, a world-renowned Social Emotional Learning (SEL) programme developed by the Yale Centre for Emotional Intelligence, as a foundational part of the wellbeing and personal development curriculum. RULER aims to cultivate the emotional intelligence that supports learning and life beyond school. Implementation follows three phases: staff personal practice, classroom integration, and family and community engagement. RULER is planned to be embedded across the school from Early Years through Year 6 and builds emotional literacy and a compassionate school culture. The broader approach includes mindfulness, yoga and meditation as part of wellbeing, emotional balance and holistic growth.
Mental Wellbeing
RULER supports wellbeing and personal development by teaching emotional intelligence for lifelong balance and resilience. The programme is integrated into the wellbeing curriculum across the school, with planned inclusion of mindfulness practices such as mindfulness, yoga and meditation as part of a holistic growth approach.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Inquiry and visit. Families initiate contact with the admissions team and book a visit to view the facilities. The school currently accepts students aged 2-11 (Pre-Nursery to Year 6) and notes that the admissions procedure is straightforward though selective. Pre-entry assessments are required and can be organised either at the school campus or remotely if you are applying from abroad. The school aims to respond to applications within 2 working days of applying.
2. Submit online application. Parents complete the Online Student Application Form for a firm intention to join the school. The form should be completed by parents who have read the Privacy Policy. The page provides the school's address and contact details and links to Book a Visit and Apply for a place. This online application initiates the admissions process.
3. Pre-entry assessment and supporting documents. For applicants applying from overseas, copies of the latest academic transcripts are usually required for children aged 4 or above. Depending on the information provided, the school will reply with three possible outcomes: unconditional admission in exceptional cases; an assessment to sit under a controlled environment; or a conditional admission pending arrival. The school delivers its curriculum in English and expects a high level of written and spoken English, with language support available only to a limited number of students. Typically, a child with no English ability above age 10 will not gain admissions. The school also notes that it is open to receiving students throughout the academic year to aid integration.
4. Admission decision and enrollment. The outcomes may be unconditional admission, unconditional admission based on test results, or conditional admission pending arrival, with an opinion on chances of success provided to parents. If admitted, new students join throughout the year with emphasis on helping them settle into the class.
FAQs
What curriculum does The British School of Bali follow?
The British School of Bali uses the English National Curriculum as its foundation, enriched with an international perspective and a focus on local culture, language and global citizenship.
What are the tuition fees?
**Academic year referenced**
2025/2026 academic-year fee schedule is used for the figures below.
**Application & enrolment (one‑time) fees**
- Application fee: IDR 3,000,000 (one‑time).
Where is The British School of Bali located?
The British School of Bali is located at Jl. Sri Wedari No.24, Tegallalang, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571. It sits in Bali's Ubud District.
What age groups does the school serve?
Early Years and Primary (ages 2-11)
How does admissions work?
1. Inquiry and visit. Families initiate contact with the admissions team and book a visit to view the facilities.
What languages are taught?
The curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum (ENC) provided by the British Department for Education (DFE).
What wellbeing support is available?
The school uses RULER, a world-renowned Social Emotional Learning (SEL) programme developed by the Yale Centre for Emotional Intelligence, as a foundational part of the wellbeing and personal development curriculum.
What facilities does the school have?
The campus is located within the Onyx Park Resort in Ubud and serves children aged 2–11 years (Pre-Nursery to Year 6).
When was The British School of Bali founded?
The British School of Bali opened on 1 September 2025 to provide education for children aged 2-11. It is chartered by The Schools Trust, a United Kingdom governance body. The school is located in the heart of Bali's Ubud District.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Enrichment includes arts and crafts and performing arts as part of ASA clubs. Creative activities are supported through drama and dance, which promote collaboration.
