I went to their regular tour for the second time. There's something new and there's also the usual things, but they keep improving. Hearing their story and perspectives in sustainable development, and how they thrive to achieve it was influential for me and my husband....More

Thanks very much to Kate our guide and Morton on the admissions tour yesterday. A clearly highly progressive school built on a unique site by the Ayung River in Bali. bamboo and other sustainable materials used to create incredible teaching spaces for learning , mud...More

The sustainable philosophy pervades everything at the green school. Getting a tour is worth it just to hear about the mud wrestling pit that students use plus the money goes to scholarships for local students. All the buildings are made from bamboo, and the biggest...More

The open plan environment is fantastic. We saw the children walking through the school with bags of plastic that they had collected locally for some recycling project. Another project was to build a new bridge across the local river - design,engineer and install! A great...More

I'm touched and inspired by John Hardy's vision. You should come and see this school for the soaring architecture alone. I'm still a little unsure about how really radical this school is in terms of its curriculum, but I have more to learn. The guide...More

Traditional school in a fake eco setting. Conceived and run by business people. The teachers were miserable and the students were doing nothing more than workbooks in a bamboo hut. Bamboo, by the way, imported from South America!More

The Green School Tour was our Dream for me and my wife to have our kids study there. Every single things were inspiring from location, the smell of nature, greenery , classroom, bridge, rivers flowing, workshop, so on and so on. 僕の前からの夢を叶えました。本当にグリンスクールは感動しました。