A bamboo cathedral surrounded by bamboo huts in the jungle of Bali: this is Green School, the "most ecological school in the world".
Students learn by doing. Immersed in nature, they learn to think, to meditate and question the world. We’ll spend a year rich in emotion and adventures at the school’s college section, a crucial moment of adolescence.

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!! Background info to Green School in Bali:
Set up in 2008 by John Hardy, a successful Canadian business man, visionary genius and a committed ecologist. The school exists without any outside institutional funding. Most families are Western, only around 10% of the students are Balinese, often from the surrounding villages, who receive scholarships to attend. Western families come initially for a year, often with the idea of going back, renewed and refreshed with a newly found desire to learn, and a new philosophy about life to take back to the west.
Click here to read more in this article in the NYT .

"Everyone is looking for a different kind of school, more humane, with more freedom. Carine, her husband and their two daughters found it at the other end of the world, in Bali.
They came back with a film, Green School Stories, and the conviction that learning must also include the notion of fun..." - Doolittle Magazine (March 2018)