Yes. The school is Bi lingual. Teachers deliver lessons in either Bahasa Indonesia or English.

Yes

Bahasa Indonesia

Playgroup: 20 students in each of the 2 classes per year level
Kindergarten (TK): 22 students in each of the 2 classes per year level
Primary Prep: 24 students in each of the 2 classes per year level
Class 1 to Class 5: 26 students in each of the 2 classes per year level
Classes 6 to 8: 26 students in each of the 2 classes per year level
Classes 10 to 12: numbers vary according to subject choices, but usually fewer than 16 students in any examination subject class

Yes
Every Primary classroom has at least one Teaching Assistant. PG and TK have two Teaching Assistants per class
In specialist subjects such as PE, Science, Art and Music there are Teaching Assistants or technicians

Classrooms are fitted with teaching and learning technology, for example, interactive whiteboards and projectors. Wifi is available throughout the school. We have three dedicated IT rooms.
In High School we operate a Bring Your Own Device policy. Google classroom is used.
In Primary and Early Years we have sets of iPads and Laptops that can be booked for use in classrooms. From the 2025/26 academic year we will operate a Bring Your Own Device policy in Class 3, 4 and 5.
We also have dedicated IT Teaching Assistants to support the embedding of Technology in lessons.

Yes. The school is able to deliver online lessons appropriate to the ages of the students, if the need arises.

Yes. Religion lessons are taught by specialist teachers since this is a compulsory subject in Indonesia. Students/parents choose the religion for their child to focus on. This provides flexibility to focus on one chosen religion or to learn about a range of religions over time, depending on a family's beliefs.

There is flexibility of choice for parents but the school must follow the Indonesian government regulations in this area.

High School - Cambridge Checkpoint, Cambridge IGCSE, AS Levels and A Levels
Primary School - Mathematics and English assessments (Rising Stars)

Results are excellent and above international and UK averages. Please see the results page on our website for specific information: https://dyatmika.org/en/results/

Yes

This is done in an age appropriate way. As students get older, more homework is given.

Above 90%

Yes. We are not a selective school but will only accept students whose needs we are able to support and who will make progress with our available staffing resources

Support provided depends on the nature of the learning needs. This could include differentiated instruction and activities, additional in-class support and focused programmes of support outside of normal lessons. We have social and emotional counsellors and support teachers.

The curriculum is designed to provide appropriate challenge for all learners. We enter competitions and activities to extend and enrich our most able students.

We have two licensed educational psychologist on staff who are registered with the Indonesian Psychological Association. We are also able to assist parents if they require the services of an external educational psychologist.

Yes. There is a straightforward admissions assessment process. The aim of these is to look for student potential rather than being a "pass/fail" approach.

This takes the form of age appropriate mini assessments in reading, writing (English and Bahasa Indonesia) and mathematics, together with a friendly meeting with the Head of School. Younger students are invited in to school to join activities and observations are conducted. Parent interviews also form part of the admissions process.

Yes in some year groups. Please contact our enrolment team to learn more since this can be changeable.

There is no deadline, We accept throughout the year if places are available.

Yes

High School - 7.50am
Primary School - 8:00

Play group half day - 12.30pm
Play group full day & TK - 2.15pm
Class 1 & Primary Prep - 2.30pm
Class 2 - 5 - 2.45pm
High School - 3pm

We run an optional Extra Curricular Activities program after school which students are able to join

No

Yes. We have a whole school canteen. Parents can pre-order snacks and lunch for primary students. High School students can pre-order or pay cash for snacks and lunches.

Yes - upon request

Students wear the school uniform from Mondays to Thursdays.
On Fridays, students from Early Years until Class 8 are allowed to wear house T-shirts. Students in Class 9 - 12 are allowed to wear any (appropriate) clothes of choice.

We offer more than 100 after school activities each week. Some are teacher led and free, whilst some utilise external specialists so these are paid. Activity choices include clubs such as: Community garden, Balinese language, rock band, origami, chess, production, crafts, comic book club, science, art, construction and design, Mandarin, violin, short film making, robotics, engineering, football, volleyball, basketball, athletics, karate, swimming, yoga, cooking, expedition training, environment club, science revision, history movie club, art techniques, Python coding, composition and music production, badminton etc

Students participate in two PE and Sports lessons each week. Please see the sports page of our website for more details. From 2025/26 the school will have completed construction of a swimming pool and swimming will become an additional lesson each week for all primary students.

Yes. Dyatmika has a strong sporting reputation amongst schools in Bali. We also conduct 'off island tours' in sports such as basketball.

The school campus is very green and spacious with purpose built facilities. These include:
Music class rooms with additional practice rooms. Dedicated computer labs. Primary and High School libraries, four new High School Science labs. two art studios, a community garden, sixth form study room, early years play ground and primary adventure play ground, playing fields, a whole school canteen, purpose built classrooms for Primary and High School Students.

Sports fields, two large all-weather covered courts, large sports pitch, mini soccer pitch, grassed playing fields, large sports hall, yoga/dance studio. From 2025/26 academic year a swimming pool.

Dyatmika is a not for profit school with a community feel. It is embedded within Bali while being outward looking and welcoming. Our academic and extracurricular programme combine to offer a quality education that sees students thriving during their time at Dyatmika. They leave our school equipped to pursue further education, follow vibrant careers and to live fully and well.

Dyatmika School is a fully accredited Cambridge International School and Examination Centre. Dyatmika offers the international Cambridge programme from Primary Prep up to Class 12. In the Early Years and Primary classrooms, students are immersed in both Bahasa Indonesia and in English, providing the foundations to develop into confident, independent and resourceful learners. As they move into High School, Dyatmika students continue to learn Bahasa Indonesia whilst subject teaching is conducted in English, leading to great success in the Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations.

Dyatmika’s aim is to develop confident, happy and academically successful individuals who know how to learn and are critical thinkers. The Dyatmika Charter emphasises that students will succeed academically; grow as well rounded individuals; develop positive values and civic responsibility; show respect for others and the natural environment and preserve traditional elements of the Balinese culture.