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Asian Intercultural School Bali (AIS Bali) is a private SPK institution in Jimbaran, Bali, established in 2016. It offers the Cambridge Pathway from Cambridge Primary through IGCSE to Cambridge AS and A Levels, integrated with Indonesia's SPK requirements. The curriculum features core subjects in English, Mathematics, Science and ICT, complemented by Bahasa Indonesia, Indonesian Studies/PPKn, Moral Studies/Religion, Mandarin and French, as well as Art & Design, Music and Physical Education. The Cambridge Primary includes Social Studies, and Cambridge Lower Secondary adds Business Studies; SPK subjects include Agama/Moral Studies, Bahasa Indonesia, PPKn and Indonesian Studies. Examinations occur in May/June or October/November, with Checkpoints at Year 6 and Year 8, IGCSE in Year 10, and AS/A Levels in Years 11–12. AIS Bali fosters a diverse community, and offers Art & Craft, Cooking, Music, Theater, and Cursive Writing, plus basketball and swimming. The School Life Gallery highlights Diwali celebrations and Kartini Day annually.
Primary and Lower Secondary; Cambridge Checkpoint in Year 6 and Year 8; IGCSE in Year 10; AS in Year 11; Year 12 will open in the next academic year.
Type
private SPK (Satuan Pendidikan Kerjasama) institution.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application fees - No specific application, registration, or enrollment fee amount is published in the school's publicly available admissions materials.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year) - The school does not publish a tuition schedule by year group, and no per-term or per-year tuition amounts are publicly available for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) on the school's public pages. No numerical tuition figures by grade or term can be provided from the school's published materials.
Billing schedule and payment terms - The school's public pages do not publish a detailed billing schedule or defined payment-terms table for tuition (for example: term dates, due dates, or late-payment penalties are not listed publicly). - The school uses an electronic school payment portal where invoicing and payment are handled through the portal; that portal indicates invoice cycles can be monthly or quarterly and that payment deadlines are typically 30 days from the invoice date (portal-managed billing and third-party electronic payment providers are used).
Boarding fees (if applicable) - No boarding programme or boarding fees are published. There is no listing of an on-campus boarding option in the school's programme descriptions; boarding fees are therefore not applicable in the material available publicly.
Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, excursions, transport, exams, activity fees, capital/one-off fees) - No published amounts are available for uniform costs, textbook or workbook charges, transport/shuttle fees, extracurricular activity fees, examination fees, building/capital fees, or one-off enrolment/entrance levies in the school's public materials. These categories are not priced in the publicly available information.
Refund information - No detailed school refund policy for tuition or other fees is published in the school's publicly available materials. - The school's electronic payment portal states it does not itself provide a refund policy for payments processed through the portal and indicates that payment errors should be resolved with the school directly.
Fee payment options - The school accepts electronic payments via a third‑party school-payment portal; the portal uses third‑party payment providers for the available electronic payment methods. Specific payment methods (for example: exact card networks accepted, whether bank-transfer details are supplied for international transfers, or whether credit-card payment is accepted for overseas parents) are not itemised in the public pages.
Summary of findings - The school's publicly available materials do not publish any numeric fee schedule or itemised fee list for application, tuition (per term or per year), boarding, uniforms, exam charges, or refunds for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26). Because no fee amounts or formal fee tables are published, no specific numerical values can be provided here. I reviewed the school's public programme and admissions pages and the school's electronic payment portal during this review.
Academics
Asian Intercultural School Bali teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels.
Curriculum
AISB offers the Cambridge Pathway through Cambridge Primary (P1–P6), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Year 7–8), Cambridge IGCSE (Year 9–10), and Cambridge AS & A Levels (Year 11–12) under the SPK framework. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, and ICT, with Bahasa Indonesia, Indonesian Studies/PPKn, Moral Studies/Religion, Mandarin and French, plus Art & Design, Music, and Physical Education. Cambridge Primary includes Social Studies; Cambridge Lower Secondary adds Business Studies; SPK subjects include Agama/Moral Studies, Bahasa Indonesia, PPKn, and Indonesian Studies. Examinations are held in May/June or October/November; Checkpoint assessments occur in Year 6 (Primary) and Year 8 (Lower Secondary), IGCSE in Year 10, and AS/A Levels in Year 11–12. The Cambridge Pathway is integrated with Indonesian SPK requirements to deliver an international curriculum within Bali.
Exam Results
Our students consistently achieve excellent results in their Cambridge international examinations.
Higher Education Progression
AISB prepares students for international examinations and routes to leading national and international universities.
Wellbeing
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Parent Experience
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Languages
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Reputation
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Foreign students (WNA) must present the following documents: Passport; Birth Certificate; School report card or last school certificate; Parents' Passports; ITAS (Limited stay permit); Health certificate. These documents establish identity, age, and academic history. They are required as part of the admissions process to determine eligibility for AIS Bali. The school will review these documents to determine whether the applicant meets entry requirements. 2. Indonesian students (WNI) must present the following documents: Family card; Birth certificate; Last school certificate (for new students in grades 1 and 7); Reports card and transfer letters (if not new students in grades 1 and 7); Parents' ID cards; Health certificate. These documents verify family identity, residency, and educational history. They are required for enrollment at AIS Bali. The school will review these documents to determine appropriate placement and eligibility for admission.
School Events
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FAQs
Where is AIS Bali located and what ages does it serve?
AIS Bali is in Puri Gading, Jimbaran, Bali 80234, Indonesia. It offers the Cambridge Pathway from Cambridge Primary (P1–P6) through Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and AS/A Levels, with the age range starting at 5 years old (upper age not publicly published).
What curriculum and school type does AIS Bali follow?
AIS Bali follows the Cambridge Pathway integrated with Indonesian SPK requirements. It is a private, co-educational SPK school owned by the Ahimsa International Foundation Bali.
When did AIS Bali open and who is the head of school?
AIS Bali opened in 2007. The head of school is Joan Doyon.
What are the tuition costs and how is billing handled?
Numeric tuition amounts are not publicly published for 2025/26 or 2026/27. Billing is via an electronic school payment portal, with invoicing options monthly or quarterly and typical payment due within 30 days of the invoice.
What documents are required for foreign and Indonesian applicants?
For foreign applicants (WNA): Passport, Birth Certificate, last school report/certificate, Parents' passports, ITAS, Health certificate. For Indonesian applicants (WNI): Family Card, Birth Certificate, last school certificate (for new students in grades 1 and 7), transfer letters/reports, Parents' ID cards, Health certificate.
Does AIS Bali offer scholarships or have a waitlist?
Scholarships and waitlist information are not published publicly.
What Cambridge levels and years does AIS Bali cover?
Cambridge Primary (P1–P6), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Year 7–8), Cambridge IGCSE (Year 9–10), and Cambridge AS & A Levels (Year 11–12), integrated with Indonesian SPK requirements.
What subjects are taught and when are Cambridge exams held?
Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, ICT; Bahasa Indonesia, Indonesian Studies/PPKn, Moral Studies/Religion; Mandarin and French; Art & Design, Music, and Physical Education. Examinations are in May/June or October/November; Checkpoint assessments occur in Year 6 and Year 8; IGCSE in Year 10; AS/A Levels in Year 11–12.
How does AIS Bali support higher education and exam results?
AIS Bali prepares students for international Cambridge examinations and routes to leading national and international universities. Exam results are described as excellent.
What facilities and resources support learning at AIS Bali?
AIS Bali provides Cambridge-based academic programming across Primary to A Levels and offers a range of extracurricular options, including basketball and other sports, as well as arts and cultural activities.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Extracurricular activities include Art & Craft, Cooking, Music, Theater, and Cursive Writing; basketball and other sports; participation in Math & Science Olympiad events and Swimfest.
What notable school life events or cultural activities exist?
The School Life Gallery highlights cultural activities such as Diwali and Kartini Day; AISB Swimfest is an annual event with participation from four houses (Fiery Phoenix, Blue Vikings, Golden Hunters, Green Dragons).
Are there leadership or service opportunities beyond academics?
Specific leadership or service programs are not listed in the public materials; the school emphasizes inquiry, collaboration, and the Cambridge Learner Attributes.
How does AIS Bali address wellbeing and safeguarding?
The school promotes inquiry, self-reliance, integrity, collaboration, empathy, and respect, aligned with the Cambridge Learner Attributes; explicit SEN, EAL, mental health, or safeguarding details are not published.
Is there a house system, and what is its purpose?
Yes, AIS Bali has a four-house system: Fiery Phoenix, Blue Vikings, Golden Hunters, Green Dragons. Houses participate in events like Swimfest to promote courage, sportsmanship, unity, and teamwork.
What about uniform, food, and governance?
Details on uniforms and meals are not published publicly. AIS Bali is a private SPK school owned by the Ahimsa International Foundation Bali.
What languages are taught at AIS Bali?
English is a core language; Bahasa Indonesia is taught, along with Indonesian Studies/PPKn, and languages including Mandarin and French.
Is there a bilingual or immersion language program?
Bilingual or immersion language programs are not listed in public materials; the curriculum includes multiple languages but does not specify a bilingual program.
What is AIS Bali's community like and how do families connect?
AIS Bali maintains a connected community with alumni and parents sharing experiences, and it participates in events like the AISB Swimfest and regional math and science competitions.
How can families engage with AIS Bali's community and events?
Families can participate in events such as Swimfest and follow community updates; the Hear From Our Community section highlights alumni and parent voices.
