We Welcome Worldschooling Families!
One of the most beautiful things about being located here in Bali, is the international community that makes it's way through this magical island either for short, or longer term travels. Wood School Bali is proud to be one of Bali's first established Worldschooling Hub Schools, and looks forward to the years ahead as we continue to grow and devlop new ways to incorporate these educational ideals, into our yearly programming.
We have a long held tradition of welcoming traveling worldschooling families into the school for pre-booked weekly enrollments (1-5) weeks, as space allows. We have found it is of equal benifit to both our long term, or "permanent" students, as well as short term, "worldschooling" students, to meet, connect and share their progressive and heart based learning experiences. Both through developing the strength of authentically welcoming, and experiencing being welcomed into this new international environment, the children solidify their intercultural human connections, which have endless long term, positive outcomes well into adulthood, for each young person.
Please feel free to contact us for more information about short term enrollment options/availabilty
About Wood School Bali worldshooling programs
What to bring?
Car Park and Entrance
Car Park and Entrance
Please ensure your children bring swimming equipment, including towels, bathing suits, sunscreen (if needed), and floaties (for non-swimmers). We will swim as weather allows and trained supervisors will be present.
Please remember to bring your academic books with you that are necessary for your studies.
Student Dress Code:
We recommend tha
Please ensure your children bring swimming equipment, including towels, bathing suits, sunscreen (if needed), and floaties (for non-swimmers). We will swim as weather allows and trained supervisors will be present.
Please remember to bring your academic books with you that are necessary for your studies.
Student Dress Code:
We recommend that female students wear pants, shorts, or leggings underneath dresses and skirts as the school is quite active. For extra-curricular activities, students must arrange their own outfits as the school will not provide them.
It is mandatory for students to have clean spare clothes that can be kept at school.
If children forget their belongings at school, they must wait until the next school hours to retrieve them. The school does not have staff available in the evenings or on weekends to open the rooms.
Please note that the school will not be responsible for any lost or damaged shoes, clothes, or accessories.
Car Park and Entrance
Car Park and Entrance
Car Park and Entrance
School hours:
Monday to Thursday 8-2 pm
Fridays 8-1 pm
Join After School Programs 2-4 pm
Daily
Kindly park your vehicles at the spacious parking lot located at this Eastern Entrance by the main road.
From the parking area, walk towards the front left entrance of the school. A sign is at the small entrance.
Please note that the school is not resp
School hours:
Monday to Thursday 8-2 pm
Fridays 8-1 pm
Join After School Programs 2-4 pm
Daily
Kindly park your vehicles at the spacious parking lot located at this Eastern Entrance by the main road.
From the parking area, walk towards the front left entrance of the school. A sign is at the small entrance.
Please note that the school is not responsible for any personal items left in parking lot.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Neohumanist Education
Car Park and Entrance
Neohumanist Education
Neohumanist Education is rooted in a few key principles that differentiate it from traditional educational models:
- Holistic Development: Neohumanist Education believes in nurturing all aspects of a child - physical, intellectual, and spiritual. It's not just about grades; it's about fostering a love for learning, critical thinking, emotion
Neohumanist Education is rooted in a few key principles that differentiate it from traditional educational models:
- Holistic Development: Neohumanist Education believes in nurturing all aspects of a child - physical, intellectual, and spiritual. It's not just about grades; it's about fostering a love for learning, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and a sense of responsibility towards oneself, others, and the environment.
- Universalism: This philosophy promotes a sense of oneness with all beings. It encourages students to cultivate empathy, understanding, and respect for all cultures, religions, and forms of life.
- Joyful Learning: Neohumanist Education recognizes that joy and curiosity are intrinsic to learning. It encourages experiential learning through art, music, nature, and play, fostering a love of learning rather than a fear of failure.
- Ethical Leadership: This approach instills a sense of responsibility and ethical awareness in students, preparing them to be compassionate leaders and global citizens.