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Pelangi School Bali

Indonesia, Bali

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Indonesian
Fees IDR 53,250,000 - 126,900,000
Ages 2 - 14 years
Pupil numbers 200
Type Co-educational
Opened 2006
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Indian Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Taught languages English, Indonesian
Strengths Outdoor Education, Languages, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Cultural and Language, Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative
Stages Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School
Introduction

Pelangi School Bali is a private, not-for-profit primary school in Bali, Indonesia, serving about 200 students aged 2 to 14. It is run by Yayasan Cahaya Pelangi Bali, founded in 2006 to provide bilingual education in an inclusive environment for expatriate, Indonesian and mixed-heritage children. The school teaches a blended curriculum—IPC and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE—integrated with the Indonesian National Curriculum, taught by international and Indonesian teachers. The natural campus features green spaces, class gardens, and a wildlife corridor that supports biodiversity and outdoor learning. The primary program runs 8:30–3:00 and includes core academics in a bilingual environment, plus arts, yoga, sports and environmental studies. Distinctive programs include Pelangi Environment and Education Program (PEEPs) for village children and on-campus biodiversity initiatives. After-school activities include soccer, dance, karate and clubs.

F778+7QV, Mas, Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80571, Indonesia

The Essentials

Pelangi School Bali has 200 pupils, instruction in English, Indonesian.

Location
Br. Kumbuh, Mas, Bali, Indonesia. Located in the Ubud area of Bali.

Stages
Early Years; Primary

Type
Private, not-for-profit

Pupil Nationality Mix
27 nationalities represented; students from over 30 countries.

Additional learning support
Education delivered in English and Bahasa Indonesia; bilingual teachers assist Indonesian-speaking students; language proficiency evaluations for non-native English speakers.

Country affiliation
Indonesia

School day structure
School day runs from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm; Tiny Tots finish at 12:00 pm; gates are closed 9:00 am–2:50 pm; arrival typically between 8:15 and 8:30 am.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
All students wear the official Pelangi School t-shirt; two free t-shirts are provided on joining, with more available to buy at the school office. The Indonesian Education Department requires that students wear uniforms to school. If a student arrives without a Pelangi t-shirt, a replacement t-shirt is issued and the parents are invoiced.

Food Options
Pelangi School has a school café, Warung Bamboo, offering healthy snacks and lunches; ordering is optional and not included in tuition. The menu changes weekly and includes a vegetarian option. Pelangi has a Healthy Food Policy and a peanut-free environment; if not ordering from Warung Bamboo, students may bring snacks and lunch from home.

Governance and Ownership
Pelangi School operates under the not-for-profit foundation Yayasan Cahaya Pelangi Bali.
Fees

Annual tuition at Pelangi School Bali ranges from IDR 53,250,000 to IDR 126,900,000 for 2026/27.

Application and registration fees

- Registration (application) fee: IDR 500,000 payable at the time of joining the waitlist or when submitting the completed application package.
- One-time enrolment fee (new students): IDR 15,000,000 due on acceptance and entry.
- Refundable security deposit (for families paying quarterly): IDR 10,000,000 due on acceptance; refunded when the student leaves provided written notification deadlines are met and there are no outstanding charges.

Tuition, annual and per-term fees (by year group)

- Tiny Tots (half-day, ages 2–3):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 5,980,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 9,775,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 45,080,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Tiny Tots (full-day, ages 2–3):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 9,315,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 15,007,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 69,345,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Playgroup (ages 3–4):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 9,315,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 2,875,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 15,007,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 72,220,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Kindergarten / TKA (ages 4–5):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 13,225,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 5,635,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 18,802,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 94,070,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Prep / TKB (ages 5–6):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 13,225,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 5,980,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 18,802,500 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 94,415,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Primary School Classes 1–4 (ages 6–10):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 16,675,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 6,325,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 21,620,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 109,480,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Primary School Classes 5–6 (ages 10–12):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 16,675,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 8,395,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 21,620,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 111,550,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Middle School Class 7 (ages 12–13):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 17,250,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 8,395,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 22,425,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 115,345,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

- Middle School Class 8 (ages 13–14):
- Annual Facilities & Resources Fee: IDR 17,250,000.
- Annual Curriculum Fee: IDR 9,775,000.
- Tuition per quarter: IDR 22,425,000 (four quarters).
- Annual total (stated): IDR 116,725,000.
- Refundable security deposit: IDR 10,000,000; new-student enrolment fee IDR 15,000,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard quarterly due dates (examples of scheduled due dates): Quarter 1 due 16 May, Quarter 2 due 12 September, Quarter 3 due 21 November, Quarter 4 due 13 February (dates are presented with the termly invoice schedule). Annual Facilities and Curriculum Fees are due on acceptance or at the date stated on invoices.
- Quarterly tuition is payable in full for each quarter; fees are not prorated for late start or early withdrawal within a quarter. Annual fees are not prorated.
- Refundable security deposit is required for families choosing quarterly payments; a full-year payment removes the need for this deposit. The security deposit is held until the student leaves and may be forfeited if written notification deadlines are not met or if outstanding charges remain.
- Late payment penalties: a levy of IDR 250,000 per student is applied every week for up to one month for overdue quarterly tuition; continued non-payment may result in the student being asked to remain at home until payment is received.

Discounts and special payment options

- A 5% discount on tuition fees only is offered for an upfront full-year payment, when paid by the date indicated on invoices for upfront payment. This upfront-payment discount is non-refundable and non-transferable.
- A 15% tuition-only discount may be available for students where both parents hold Indonesian passports (application required and subject to availability).

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed; boarding is not applicable for these year groups.

Other costs and additional charges

- Uniforms: students are required to wear uniforms and uniforms can be purchased at the school office; replacement items provided by the school if a student arrives without uniform will be invoiced to parents. Prices for uniform items are handled at the school office.
- Curriculum, facilities and resources fees (annual) are charged in addition to tuition (amounts shown above per year group). Extracurricular items, trips, lunches, transport, specialist tuition and personal stationery may generate additional charges when applicable (these items are not included in the tuition or annual fees listed).
- Short-term drop-in rates (20-school-day settling-in / trial charges) when applicable: Tiny Tots IDR 11,500,000; Playgroup IDR 12,100,000; TKA IDR 14,700,000; TKB IDR 14,800,000; SD Grades 1–5 IDR 17,200,000; SD Grade 6 IDR 17,500,000; Middle School Grade 7 IDR 18,900,000; Middle School Grade 8 IDR 19,200,000.

Refund and cancellation rules

- Initial 20-school-day Settling-In period: if permanent enrolment does not follow the settling-in period, fees already paid will be refunded minus the standard 20-day drop-in charge and the registration fee; the retained amount cannot be prorated.
- After the Settling-In period ends, Registration, Enrolment, Facilities & Resources, Tuition and Curriculum Fees are non-refundable under any circumstances. Pre-payment to secure places for the following academic year is non-refundable. Failure to submit written notification of withdrawal by the published notification dates may result in forfeiture of the refundable security deposit and continued obligation to pay fees due.

Fee payment methods

- Payments are to be made by bank transfer or direct deposit to the school account as detailed on invoices. Invoices will be issued prior to each payment due date. Credit-card payment is not listed as a standard payment method.

Notes on invoicing and required up-front items

- The Registration Fee, one-time Enrolment Fee, Refundable Security Deposit (where required) and the first quarter's tuition are payable in full on acceptance/entry. Annual Facilities and Curriculum Fees are due on acceptance or as detailed on the invoice schedule.
Academics

Pelangi School Bali teaches IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Indian Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE for students aged 2 to 14.

Curriculum
The school uses the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) and Pearson Edexcel, in combination with the Indonesian National Curriculum, taught by teaching teams of international and Indonesian teachers.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Pelangi School emphasizes a balanced education that values creativity, happiness, wellbeing, positive relationships, and a love of learning alongside international standards. The school has a nurturing, family-like environment that supports students to explore, take risks, try new things, be independent and grow confidently. The holistic approach is guided by qualified and dedicated professionals who help students reach their potential. The Pelangi community is diverse and welcoming, with opportunities for students, teachers and parents to work together. A wide range of after-school activities and events complements classroom learning and supports social development. Wellbeing is a core aspect of the learning experience.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Classes are taught in English. Non-native English speaking children complete a language proficiency evaluation. From grade 2 onwards, a good understanding of English for writing, reading and speaking is necessary for entering Pelangi. Students who speak Indonesian fluently can be accommodated with bilingual teachers who assist in facilitating understanding.

Mental Wellbeing
Wellbeing is a central part of the Pelangi School experience. The school provides a nurturing, family-like environment that supports students to explore, take risks, and grow with confidence. The learning approach is holistic and aims to develop happiness, wellbeing and positive relationships alongside academic progress. The diverse and welcoming community fosters collaboration among students, teachers, parents and the local community. Outdoor and after-school activities, including access to natural campus spaces, contribute to students' well-being.
Parent Experience

History
Pelangi School Bali is run by the not-for-profit Yayasan Cahaya Pelangi Bali. It was founded in 2006 by two Americans, Dawn and Jennifer, who were married to Indonesians and had young children, to provide a bilingual education in Ubud. The doors opened on 1 August 2006 with twelve students, growing to forty by year end. The founders aimed to welcome expatriate, Indonesian and mixed-heritage children in an inclusive environment. Today Pelangi serves about 200 students with a 60-member team, and the school consolidated two sites onto a single campus after a generous gift in 2013.

Community
Pelangi School is a community-oriented school with a diverse student population. Our global community offers rich opportunities for cultural sharing and every person is valued within the school and local community. Pelangi students actively participate in initiatives and fundraising with local organizations, and staff lead outreach programs such as the Pelangi Environment and Education Program (PEEP), Super Sehat, Kids Protect – I Feel Safe, and Yayasan Anak Unik. Environmental and charitable work includes senior students building sanctuaries for the Maleo in Sulawesi, turtle releases and mangrove planting in Bali, and a school recycling program.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The PPCA (Pelangi Parents & Community Association) is a parent-run group that meets regularly throughout the school year, providing a link between the school, the students, the parent community, the leadership team and the school's yayasan board. The association is active in organising social events and in raising monies for both the school and charitable projects in our community. All parents automatically become members when joining the school. The PPCA welcomes parents to join meetings and invites them to become involved as an interested parent. Representatives from PPCA are happy to meet with new parents and help them settle into the school community.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Pelangi School Bali campus is a natural setting built in harmony with nature and surrounded by green spaces, keeping students connected with the environment. The playgrounds provide opportunities to develop coordination, strength, balance and agility, and class gardens enhance outdoor learning and environmental awareness. The campus is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including insects, spiders, reptiles, flying lizards and birds, and maintains a wildlife corridor on site; the butterfly biodiversity legacy continues to shape on‑campus ecology.

Sports Facilities
After-school physical activities include soccer, basketball, badminton, tennis, mepantigan, dance (modern and Balinese) and karate, led by staff and visiting activity providers.

Academic Facilities
IPC curriculum and Pearson Edexcel were chosen for their holistic foundations and high academic standards. The primary program runs from 8.30am to 3.00pm and includes core academic subjects in a bilingual environment, along with arts, yoga and sports, and environmental studies on the natural campus. During the primary years, students learn through IPC Mile Posts 1–3 with Academic, International and Personal Learning Goals.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Physical Activities: Soccer; Basketball; Badminton; Tennis; Mepantigan; Dance (Modern, Balinese); Karate. Creative Activities: Karntoon Club; Painting Club; Lego Club; Creative Club; Chess Club; Maker Space. Musical Activities: Guitar; Ukulele. Academic Activities: Learning languages (Balinese, Indonesian, English); Handwriting Club; Brain Boost Club; Coding Club; Phonics Club; STEM Club.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
IPC and Indonesian National Curriculum are taught with theme-based concepts that connect learning to real-world interests. Learning is guided by qualified teachers to nurture independence, collaboration and the development of maximum potential.

Arts & Creative
A wide range of after-school arts and creative activities is offered, including Painting Club, Lego Club, Creative Club, Chess Club and Maker Space; Dance (Modern and Balinese) is available; Guitar and Ukulele are offered; Arts Night features dance and art and is part of the school's cultural events.

Cultural & Language
Language learning includes Balinese, Indonesian and English; Indonesian cultural events are part of student performances.

Social & Hobbies
Extracurricular activities span physical, creative, musical and academic areas, with examples such as Soccer, Basketball, Badminton, Tennis, Mepantigan, Dance and Karate; Painting, Lego, Chess and Maker Space; Guitar and Ukulele; and language, Phonics, Coding and STEM clubs.

Community & Service
Pelangi Environment and Education Program (PEEPs) is a free program for local village children, who visit the school three times a week to learn English, yoga and environmental awareness and access the library. Pelangi Camp is a summer camp with field trips and enriching cultural activities.

Leadership & Professional
SAT (Student Action Team) is the leadership program for Pelangi students.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Pelangi experience prioritizes balance, happiness and wellbeing within a nurturing, family-like environment. The Natural Campus offers outdoor learning spaces and a biodiversity-focused atmosphere, including class gardens and a butterfly/biodiversity program, and the school serves more than 20,000 healthy snacks and lunches each year.
Languages

Language Provision
English and Bahasa Indonesia are the languages used for instruction. Instruction is delivered in both English and Bahasa Indonesia across the curriculum. The curriculum combines the International Primary Curriculum with the Indonesian National Curriculum. The Early Years and Primary levels are offered.

Bilingual Teaching
English and Bahasa Indonesia are the languages used for instruction. The Early Years and Primary levels are offered. Bilingual instruction is a core aspect of Pelangi School Bali.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Applications are accepted year-round. Availability of class places depends on current class sizes and individual student needs. Pelangi School is divided into Early Years, Primary and Middle School levels, with class groupings defined and a minimum age cut-off date of 1st July, in line with Indonesian Education Department requirements. 2. Class levels are defined by age. Early years include Tiny Tots 2-3; Playgroup 3-4; TK A (Junior Kindergarten) 4-5; TK B (Senior Kindergarten) 5-6. Primary school includes Class 1 6-7 through Class 6 11-12. Middle school includes Class 7 12-13 and Class 8 13-14. 3. How to enrol / Enquiry form: Download and complete the Enrolment Enquiry Form and return it to the Pelangi School office in person or via email. 4. The school will then contact to discuss your application further. 5. Fees and tuition policies: Fee information and payment schedule 2025-2026 (PDF) and Tuition payment policy 2025-2026 (PDF) are available. 6. Pelangi School Academic Calendar: Pelangi School Academic calendar 2025-2026 (PDF) provides key dates for the academic year. 7. Contact: Address: Br. Kumbuh, Mas, Bali, Indonesia. Phone: +62 821 4524 7146; +62 361 4792 577.

Scholarships
Full scholarships are offered; 17% of students are on full scholarship.
School Events
The school has not added events
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