Uluwatu School

Jl. Blimbing Sari No 1BX, Kec. Kuta Selatan, Kab. Badung Bali 80361, Pecatu, Indonesia

In short: Uluwatu School is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Pecatu, Indonesia. Stages: primary and middle school (ages 6–14). Taught in English. Fees: Under $1,000 a month.

Type: Private · Secular · Co-ed
Ages: 6–14 · Primary to middle school
Languages: English
Fees: Under $1,000 / month

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Fees

Under $1,000

a month per student, as listed by the school · 2026/27

Curriculum & results

The Primary Programme builds strong foundations through Language Arts and Number Enquiry, together with Social, Emotional and Ethical Learning (SEE Learning). Learning is inquiry-led and place-based: students start by studying their own coastline and community through fieldwork and then widen their perspective to Bali, Indonesia and the world. Ocean literacy, informed by the UN Ocean Literacy Principles, runs through the curriculum.

Stages · ages 6–14

Uluwatu School currently welcomes learners from Grade 1 to Grade 8, covering the primary years and the first years of secondary school.

Approach · General Curriculum

Uluwatu School believes education should inspire balance between intellect and imagination, local and global, self and community. It aims for students to think critically, act compassionately and live responsibly, celebrating cultural diversity and environmental awareness and educating with, about and for the ocean.

Languages

English is the language of instruction. Learning about Bali's culture and the wider Indonesian archipelago is part of the place-based curriculum.

Open Days

Visit the school on a date that suits youNo open days scheduled right now. Ask for a private tour and the school will propose a date.

Location

Jl. Blimbing Sari No 1BX, Kec. Kuta Selatan, Kab. Badung Bali 80361, Pecatu, Indonesia

Facilities & services

Facilities

The campus sits on the Bukit Peninsula near the coastline, surrounded by tropical gardens and ocean views, and its buildings have a distinctive artistic character. Learning regularly moves outside the classroom, with fieldwork on local beaches and visits such as a Grade 2 trip to the mangroves.

Services

Daily rituals such as morning circles and storytelling create a sense of belonging, and every child's voice is valued. Social, emotional and ethical learning is part of the programme, and families are invited to visit the campus and become partners in the school community.

After-school activities

The Extra-Curricular Activities programme includes skateboarding, surfing from beginner to advanced level, ocean training, swimming, chess, science club, reading club, sketch club, capoeira, choir and band, promoting wellbeing, resilience and teamwork.