Our classroom teachers are Indonesian, but our English and Mathematics programmes are taught by a native English speaker.

For students who are not fluent in English, they will follow a different language programme until they can join the mainstream English lessons.

We offer Indonesian and Balinese language classes.

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Yes we have 1 teaching assistant in each class.

Technology is integrated across the curriculum, as well as ICT lessons designed to teach specific IT skills. Each classroom has access to iPads and laptops for student use, and students from KS2 have the option to bring their own devices to school.

Yes, students at our school are familiar with the Seesaw platform in our Primary School as they use this to create their own digital portfolios and for home learning assignments. For our Secondary students, we provide a blended approach to learning through our affiliation with Wolsey Hall in the UK. Students study full time at school, but the learning is provided from the UK through videos and teacher conferencing.

At our school, we honour the 6 religions recognised in Indonesia - Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Confucianism. As we are based in Bali, our predominant religion is Balinese Hindu.

We can provide religious lessons for each religion upon request.

Our Secondary students follow the British Curriculum and sit the iGCSE examinations and A levels.

We have not yet had any students sit these examinations.

Students in Primary School and above receive age appropriate homework activities to extend their learning beyond the classroom.

The amount of time spent on homework depends on the age group.

We have not yet had any graduating students.

We do not have specialised staff to support children with special learning needs.

Different needs of children are met through learning differentiation in the classroom as well as teaching support

Gifted, able and talented students extend their learning through differentiated classroom activities. They may also join a higher level class for specific lessons.

No

No we do not.

Currently, we do not have a waiting list.

Before August 1st.

Yes, we do allow students to join during the school year.

We start at 8am

We finish at 2.30pm for the regular school day, and at 3.30pm when including After School Activities.

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Currently we do not provide lunches for students.

Yes, we have a school uniform that students are required to wear.

We currently offer Gymnastics, Pencak Silat (Indonesian martial arts), Dance, Balinese language, Hindu religious studies, as well as private music instrumental lessons for guitar, bass, drums, piano and voice.

Our students participate in 2 PE lessons and 1 swimming lesson each week.

Not at this time.

We have a purpose-built outside playgrounds for our EYFS and Primary students as well as a learner swimming pool. We also have a multi-purpose wantilan for community activities and games. Our new library is still being built but is expected to be finished by April 2024.

We have our own learner swimming pool and access to a volleyball court.

Amed Honeycomb School is non-profit school nestled between the ocean and mountains in the peaceful village of Amed, Bali. We provide an international standard of education, following the British National Curriculum from the Early Years (EYFS) to iGCSE. Enrollments are welcome for students aged 2 to 16 years old.

Our engaging Inquiry-based programme aligns with the British Curriculum objectives, while developing questioning and higher order thinking skills. Our holistic approach to learning ensures that our programmes are balanced, foster a love of learning and empower students with a skill set to thrive as confident, independent life-long learners.