Green School Kul-Kul Campus in Bali by John and Cynthia Hardy
Geschreven op 27-12-2009 - Erik van Erne. Geplaatst in Educatie, Natuur
An introduction to Green School in Bali, founded by John and Cynthia Hardy. The school is a non-profit organization funded by the Sustainable Educational Trust.
The eight-hectare campus features a rigorous curriculum with an environmental focus in an entrepreneurial context. International Baccalaureate (IB) program offered.
The Green School Bali will be accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS).
Green School in Bali, Indonesia is giving its students a natural, holistic and student-centered education in one of the most amazing environments on the planet.
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 this, a school without walls, a campus which ignites the senses and the natural curiosity of children, a place where innovation, creativity and learning flourish, a community, which has come together from all corners of the globe to share new experiences, a place of joy.
Seeing children learning by doing, hearing deep and meaningful student discussions, experiencing daily growth as a whole person and feeling the joy of being part of a vibrant community of learners is the Green School experience.
Welcome to your first glimpse of Green School in Bali. From wherever you are in the world, I invite you to explore what Green School offers to students, their families, the community and the world. Take a little time to look at all that we are able to share with you here.
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Green School Bali: Making a Difference
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Green School Bali Launching Innovation Learning Spaces
Green School is launching three new learning spaces, the Community Innovation Hub (i-Hub), the new Science Lab, and the Energy Hub (e-Hub) in January 12, 2018.
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Green School Bali 10 Year Documentary
Celebrating Green School’s 10th Year since it opened its gates as a non-profit school in 2008 in Bali.
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19 februari 2020 om 20:15 | Permalink
Green School International Bali
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7 oktober 2021 om 15:01 | Permalink
Virtual Open Day Green School Bali September 2021
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23 januari 2022 om 00:07 | Permalink
Virtual Open Day Green School Bali September 2022
Thinking of enrolling your children in Green School Bali?
Then watch this video and meet long-time Green School Bali parent, Walker Zabiskie, in conversation with our Head of Teaching & Learning (Principal), Sal Gordon, and Kate Druhan, Head of Community & Environment.
Walker has been with the school since it opened in 2008 making him a ‘Pioneer’ Green School parent. Originally from the USA, Walker is an explorer, entrepreneur, and community thought leader. Listen to the session as Walker shares his thoughts on education and his experiences as a Green School parent.
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26 januari 2022 om 01:24 | Permalink
Green School Bali: International Day of Education 2022
We seem to have a global consensus on the fact that education models need to change. ‘How we do that’ however, is something that is still being debated. Green School was built out of this very desire; to transform education, and that is what we’ve been doing for more than a decade now.
Reflected in the theme of this year’s #InternationalDayOfEducation – Changing course, transforming education – we asked our educators “how they are transforming education” and this is what they had to say.
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3 februari 2022 om 11:28 | Permalink
Green School Bali: A Look Back on Voices Day 2021
“We challenge the notion that the status quo must remain when it only serves the few, we have to be open to the Voices who are not regularly given a platform and who continue to fight for social justice, for women, girls and mama earth.” – Harriett Burrows, Head of High School
It is so important for us at Green School to give a platform to intersectional feminist voices. We rise in solidarity with the One Billion Rising Movement, with our female-identifying peers. We use art as resistance, “To reclaim, express, defy, disrupt, unite, radicalize, awaken, revolutionise, and to create Joy, Hope and Transformation.”
Watch this video to hear student voices from last year’s V-Day movement at Green School Bali.
We are excited to share more voices and new methods of expression from V-Day this year, taking place on the 14th of February.