The Bali Green School: Bastion Of Jet-Set Green Colonialism
THE Green School is in Indonesia, 20 minutes north of Denpasar. The aim of the school is to give..
“…students a relevant, holistic and green education in one of the most amazing environments on the planet”.
It is so green that the school’s website has a section about relocating to Bali, perhaps by canoe or rowing boat.
Not all of the teaching staff are locally produced. On the staff, are globe-trotting Britons, Canadians, Americans, Australians, and a Mexican.
But local students can come to learn, so long as they can stump up the $750.00 registration fee – non-refundable – $2,000 deposit, and $9,262.50 annual fee for older scholars.
Once arrive in Bali, and green fees paid, your children need to get to class:
Many students come to school by car and car pooling is a popular option. New parents will be encouraged to contact parents who live in the vicinity to join existing or create new car pools and the school provides a contact list which facilitates this.
A greener school might involve just going to one within walking distance, or learn at home. Still, the photos are nice:
Posted: 7th, December 2010 | In: Reviews Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
