Trihita Alam Eco School

Indonesia, Bali

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum

Strengths Outdoor Education, Service and Sustainability

Clubs Community and Service

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Kindergarten, Elementary

Introduction

Trihita Alam Eco School Bali is a private, secular, independent school offering Playgroup through Kindergarten. The curriculum is child-focused and play-based, designed to nurture each child's potential in a safe, caring environment. Classes run from Playgroup (18 months–2.5 years) to Kindergarten 2 (5–6 years) with a Finland-inspired approach that emphasizes joyful learning, minimal formal testing, and a teacher-to-student ratio that supports individualized attention. The school is set in a natural Bali landscape, with open-air classrooms, rice paddies, and farm animals, inviting curiosity and hands-on discovery beyond the classroom. A core feature is Trihita Alam Peduli, a community service program that engages students in local service and sustainability projects. The school's emphasis on environment and responsible citizenship is reinforced by field experiences and interactive learning. Overall, Trihita Alam combines a gentle, inquiry-driven approach with practical, real-world learning in a culturally rich setting. It welcomes families seeking a balanced, nature-connected early education.

Jl. Tukad Badung XXV No.80-88, Sidakarya, Denpasar Selatan, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80224, Indonesia

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The Essentials

Location

The Bali campus is located at Jl. Tukad Badung XXV No. 80-88, Denpasar Selatan, Bali 80224. The Jakarta campus is located at Heart Space 2.0, Graha APIC, Jl. K.H. Wahid Hasyim No.154-156, 5th Floor, Kampung Bali, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta City, Jakarta 10290.

Country affiliation

Indonesia

Fees

Application and one‑off fees
- Registration / building fee (one‑off): IDR 5,000,000.

Tuition fees (published monthly rates by year group)
- Pre‑School / Playgroup (ages ~2–4): IDR 4,500,500 per month. Annual (12 months): IDR 54,006,000. Per term (if the school operates on three terms per year): IDR 18,002,000.
- Kindergarten (K1–K2, ages ~5–6): IDR 5,000,000 per month. Annual (12 months): IDR 60,000,000. Per term (3 terms): IDR 20,000,000.
- Primary School (SD, ages ~7–12): IDR 5,250,000 per month. Annual (12 months): IDR 63,000,000. Per term (3 terms): IDR 21,000,000. (Uniforms and textbooks are additional costs for primary students.)
- Junior High (SMP) and Senior High (SMA): no detailed published monthly tuition amounts were available in the public listings reviewed.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing is normally organised by term; parents can pay per term or choose to pay in advance. Payment timing follows the invoice schedule issued before each term. Some listings note that families may also arrange installment options for a term.

Boarding fees
- No boarding program with published boarding fees was identified for Trihita Alam Eco School in the materials reviewed. The school is represented as a day/eco school rather than an established boarding provider.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Uniforms and textbooks: charged in addition to tuition for primary school students.
- Summer camp / short‑course registration fees (example activity): IDR 1,000,000 (one‑off registration for summer camp was advertised for activities in recent listings). Additional extracurricular program fees, field trips, or special workshops may be charged separately.

Refund information
- No detailed, published refund schedule for application, tuition, or term withdrawals was available in the public listings reviewed. Where schools operate with one‑off registration/building fees, those fees are commonly non‑refundable; parents should confirm the refund and withdrawal terms on the school invoice or enrollment agreement.

Fee payment options
- Invoices and payment instructions are issued by the school; commonly accepted methods (as used by comparable schools in the area) include local bank transfer and in‑person payment. Specific account details and the available payment methods are provided on the school's invoice or financial notice.

Notes for parents (practical summary)
- Expect the listed tuition amounts to be billed month‑by‑month and to total approximately the annual amounts shown above if enrolled for the full 12 months.
- Budget separately for a one‑off registration/building fee, uniforms, textbooks and occasional activity or excursion charges.
- Confirm billing dates, installment options, exact payment methods, boarding availability, and the school's refund/withdrawal terms directly with the school during enrollment to receive the official invoice and payment schedule.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Trihita Alam Eco School Bali is a private, secular, and independent school serving Playgroup through Kindergarten. The curriculum is child-focused and play-based, developed to nurture each child's potential in a safe and caring environment. The classes include Playgroup (18 months–2.5 years), Pre-Kindergarten (2.5–4 years), Kindergarten 1 (4–5 years), and Kindergarten 2 (5–6 years). The school uses a Finland-inspired approach to education; Finland is known for its system without mandatory exams or homework, and Trihita Alam aims for joyful learning in the same classroom with an appropriate teacher-to-student ratio.

Community & Service

Trihita Alam Peduli is a community service program. A Trihita Stories entry describes Trihita Alam Peduli's response to the Lombok earthquake, where the school gardener's family home was destroyed and a family member died. The program demonstrates the school's commitment to helping local communities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school emphasizes a safe, caring environment and learning beyond the classroom in a natural setting. It is surrounded by rice paddies with open-air classrooms and farm animals, enriching hands-on learning and well-being. Learning goes beyond the classroom with a child-focused, play-based approach that supports curiosity, responsibility, and respect for the environment and living things.

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FAQs

Where are Trihita Alam Eco School's campuses located?

Trihita Alam Eco School has a Bali campus at Jl. Tukad Badung XXV No. 80-88, Denpasar Selatan, Bali 80224 and a Jakarta campus at Heart Space 2.0, Graha APIC, Jl. K.H. Wahid Hasyim No.154-156, 5th Floor, Kampung Bali, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta City, Jakarta 10290.

What age groups and classes does the school offer?

The school runs classes from Playgroup (18 months–2.5 years) through Kindergarten 2 (5–6 years), with stages including Playgroup, Pre‑Kindergarten, Kindergarten 1 and Kindergarten 2.

What kind of curriculum and teaching approach does Trihita Alam use?

The curriculum is child‑focused and play‑based with a Finland‑inspired approach that emphasizes joyful learning, minimal formal testing, and individualized attention through a supportive teacher‑to‑student ratio.

Is Trihita Alam Eco School co‑educational and secular?

Yes, Trihita Alam Eco School is a private, secular, independent and co‑educational day school.

Is there a one‑off registration or building fee for enrolment?

Yes, there is a one‑off Registration / building fee of IDR 5,000,000.

How is billing organised and what payment methods are accepted?

Billing is normally organised by term and parents can pay per term or choose to pay in advance, with installment options sometimes available. Invoices include payment instructions and commonly accepted methods include local bank transfer and in‑person payment.

What is the school's published policy on refunds if we need to withdraw?

No detailed, published refund schedule was available; one‑off registration/building fees are commonly non‑refundable. Parents should confirm the official refund and withdrawal terms on the school invoice or enrollment agreement.

How does assessment and testing work at the school?

The Finland‑inspired approach means the school uses minimal formal testing and places greater emphasis on teacher observation and play‑based assessment. The focus is on joyful learning and supporting each child's development rather than routine standardized examinations.

What are the campus and classroom settings like in Bali?

The Bali campus is set in a natural landscape with open‑air classrooms, rice paddies and farm animals, creating opportunities for hands‑on discovery and outdoor learning. The environment is designed to invite curiosity and learning beyond traditional classroom walls.

Does the school incorporate farm animals and outdoor learning into daily activities?

Yes, interaction with farm animals and regular outdoor, nature‑based learning are core features that enrich hands‑on discovery, environmental awareness and child wellbeing.

Does Trihita Alam offer community service or sustainability programs for students?

Yes, the school runs Trihita Alam Peduli, a community service program that engages students in local service and sustainability projects and has been active in supporting communities after events such as the Lombok earthquake.

Are there short courses or camps and are they charged separately?

Yes, the school runs activities such as summer camps that are charged separately; an example advertised one‑off summer camp registration fee was IDR 1,000,000. Additional extracurricular program fees, field trips or special workshops may also be charged separately.

How does the school support children's wellbeing and social development?

The school emphasises a safe, caring environment and nature‑connected learning to support children's curiosity, responsibility and respect for living things. Learning beyond the classroom and a play‑based approach are used to nurture social and emotional development.

Does Trihita Alam offer boarding for students?

No boarding program with published boarding fees was identified; the school is represented as a day/eco school rather than an established boarding provider.

Are uniforms and textbooks included in the fees for older students?

For Primary School (SD) students, uniforms and textbooks are charged in addition to tuition and are not included in the published tuition figures.

How does the school engage with the local community and families?

Engagement happens through programs such as Trihita Alam Peduli, which involves students in local service and sustainability projects, and the school has demonstrated active community support in events like the Lombok earthquake response. The school welcomes families seeking a balanced, nature‑connected early education.

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