Yes

Yes

Indonesian Language Class, Balinese Language Class

5

3-5

Yes

We take a mostly screen-free approach, using technology only when it meaningfully supports research, documentation, and creative work.

No

No. We teach about different cultures, but we don't practice religion.

We open to all religious students, but we don't practice religion.

No

Our school is highly child-centered. Homework is optional and given based on students' interest.

Up to 7 days to complete it.

100%

Yes

We provide individualized, child-centered support based on each student's needs. Our approach includes small group learning, flexible pacing, hands-on activities, and close teacher guidance.

We support gifted and talented students through individualized learning path, project-based learning, and opportunities to explore their interests in greater depth. Students are encouraged to take initiative, work at their own pace, and engage in creative and critical thinking.

Yes. We collaborate with external educational psychologist when needed.

Yes

We conduct a gentle, child-centered assessment through observation, 2 weeks of trial days, and conversations with the child and parents. This helps us understand the child's needs, interests, and readiness, rather than using formal testing.

Yes, depending on availability and age group.

We accept applications on a rolling basis throughout the year.

Yes, we accept students throughout the year depending on availability and readiness.

9 AM

3 PM

Yes, limited supervised care is available upon request.

We can provide pick-up and drop-off services upon request.

Yes, we provide daily lunch and snacks.

Yes, we can accommodate special dietary needs such as vegetarian, vegan, and allergies prior notice.

No, we do not require uniforms. Students are encourage to dress comfortably.

We offer a range of activities such as arts and crafts, music, cooking, chess, nature exploration, gardening, and project-based clubs based on students' interests.

Our program includes daily physical activities such as outdoor play, movement games, yoga, nature walks and basic sports, supporting students' well-being, coordination, and holistic development.

No, we focus on non-competitive activities that promote well-being, collaboration, and a positive relationship with movement.

Open learning space, a creative art area, library, podcast studio for kids, and outdoor learning environment including garden and nature-based classroom that support holistic development and exploration.

Outdoor spaces for movement and play, including open fields and nature-based environments that encourage physical activity, well-being and collaboration.