Schools for expats in Bali reference by Bali krisna Service

Schools for expats in Bali By Nanny service BaliKrisnaService.com

Over the last 40 years many people from all over the world have come to settle on the Indonesian Island of Bali. To cater for this ever growing expatriate community numerous international schools have come into existence. These schools offer full curriculums often in accordance with Cambridge University standards. The main focus of most western European and American schools is on maths and the science’s. The international schools in Bali seem to come in two different types those that continue this tradition of making maths and science’s the most important subjects; and those that focus more on holistic teaching, environmental awareness and creative arts. Below is a list of international schools in Bali I tried to make it as complete as possible.

Canggu Canggu Community School Umalas Village Private School	Denpasar DO RE MI Playgroup High/Scope Indonesia Yayasan Taman Mahatma Gandhi School
Jimbaran Garuda Bilingual School Pelangi Jimbaran School	Kuta Australian International School
Kerobokan Australian International School Super Kids Centre Ecole Internationale Francaise de Bali Green School Lollypop Pre School Red Rocket Playgroup and Kindergarten Sunrise School Taman Kanak-Kanak Montessori The English School	Sanur Bali International School Cheeky Monkeys Playgroup Jembatan Budaya School Little Stars Preschool Taman Kanak Kanak Dana Kesuma Sanur Independent School Sekolah Dyastmika
Tuban Gema Angkasa Kindergarten	Ubud Pelangi School

We have been sending our children to an international school for many years and have been very happy with the results. Our business keeps us very busy which means we do not have the time to drop-off and pick-up our children from school. The nanny we employ can do this for us which is a great help. The schools are really understanding about this and they do what they can to make sure the kids get to school safely.

Moving to Bali has to be one of the best decisions I have ever made. We have found the local people and their culture a pleasure to live with and they have accepted us into their way of life. We have received so much help from the Balinese people and we feel privileged to have received this help. The nanny that we employ from an agency has been wonderful with the children it gives us an extra pair of hands when we are snowed-under with the business. The school too has been fantastic we chose to send our two children to International School that has a main focus on environmental awareness and holistic teaching. We believe these things will be important in the