Frequently Ask Questions

 Yes, early applications are encouraged to secure a spot. Advance payment will guarantee your child’s enrollment. Please email us for booking details. 

 No new application is needed each term, but timely payment is required to secure your child's spot. 

 Yes, children can be placed in the same class for short-term enrollments, depending on age gaps and availability. We accept children from Nursery to High School (ages 3-17), varying with specific programs. 

 Yes, children can join mid-term either for a weekly trial or full-term enrollment. Extensions for weekly enrollment are possible based on class capacity and availability. For information on the waiting list and specific waiting times, please contact admissions. 

The school operates from 8 AM to 2 PM, with a 1PM closure on Fridays .

For children under 5 years old, early pick up is possible at 1. Early drop-off and late pick-up are not supervised, so please ensure you arrange for your child’s safety. 

If someone else will pick up your child, please provide identification and notify us in advance to ensure a smooth process.

 Enrollment may be discontinued due to severe behavioral issues or if a family’s actions conflict with our school's values. 

We do not accept students with behavioral problems and are not equipped to support children with significant additional needs.  

For assistance with visas please contact Hera@goodkharmabali.org

For students attending for a full school year, we can provide a report. 

Yes, we can issue official documents for school transfers.

Tuition varies by program and age; contact us for detailed information.

 We offer an optional vegan snack and lunch program, primarily organic. Participation in this program is required to access school snacks; however, parents can pack healthy homemade vegan meals for their children. We are also plastic free!

 We recommend comfortable clothes suitable for active learning and outdoor activities.   

At Wood School, we encourage individuality by allowing students to choose their attire and whether to wear shoes. This promotes creativity, self-expression, and comfort, enhancing engagement in activities. We discourage clothing with harmful labels, fostering a culture of diversity and inclusion that boosts self-confidence.

Research shows that going barefoot improves balance, coordination, and spatial awareness while deepening children's connection to nature, essential for fostering environmental stewardship.

Basic first aid and homeopathic remedies are administered; parents are notified for more serious issues.

Tours are available by appointment on Thursdays and Fridays; please contact us at admissions to schedule.

We have a mix of native and fluent English-speaking teachers.  

Instruction is primarily in English, with weekly Bahasa Indonesia classes.