What if school prepared children not just for exams, but for the future of AI, entrepreneurship, creativity, and real life?In this conversation, Simone Collins from Our Year in Bali sits down with Angie Stead, Director of ProEd Global School, to explore why ProEd Global School x Genius is becoming one of the most talked-about international schools in Bali.From Cambridge academics and personalized learning to entrepreneurship, AI literacy, and the future vision of Genius City in Nuanu, this interview explores what education could look like for the next generation.Inside this interview:- New scholarship opportunities with up to 100% tuition support- AI and future-ready learning- Entrepreneurship education for children and teens- International school life in Bali- Personalized learning and strength-based education- Support for neurodiverse and diverse learners- Why are more families relocating to Bali for education- The future vision of Genius City and Nuanu CampusProEd Global x Genius has officially launched three scholarship programmes for students aged 3–18:- 12 full scholarships covering 100% tuition- 30 partial scholarships offering 25% tuition support- Open to both Bali-based and international families relocating to BaliDeadline for submissions 12th June 2026.Register for the scholarships now: https://proedschool.com/scholarship/Whether you are already living in Bali, planning a family gap year, relocating internationally, or simply exploring alternatives to traditional education, this conversation offers valuable insight into where education is heading next.ProEd Global School’s Summer Camp at the Nuanu Campus also runs from 15 June to 24 July 2026, featuring immersive learning, creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and hands-on experiences for children in Bali. Find out more here: https://proedschool.com/lp/summer-school/#Bali #MovingToBali #InternationalSchool #BaliFamilies #FutureOfEducation #Scholarship #Education #AI #Entrepreneurship #Nuanu #GeniusGroup #ProEdGlobal #CambridgeSchool #BaliWithKids #FamilyTravel #DigitalNomadFamily #SummerCamp #BaliLife

Curious about what learning looks like for young children at Green School Bali? In this video, Simone from Our Year in Bali visits the campus and meets Pana, Head of Lower School, to explore how the Lower School (ages 3–11) combines nature-based, hands-on learning with real-world projects that spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence.Green School Lower School goes beyond traditional academics. Students explore the jungle, participate in sustainability initiatives, engage in student-led projects, and collaborate with peers from around the world. Every activity empowers children to apply knowledge, problem-solve, and develop leadership skills, preparing them to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.Whether you are relocating to Bali, exploring international schools for young children, or curious about alternative education, this video provides an inside look at one of the most innovative early education programs in the world.Video Chapters:00:07 – Introduction: Simone from Our Year in Bali & the focus on schooling00:16 – Arrival at Green School: Meeting Pana, Head of Lower School00:26 – Understanding the Age Group: Pre-K to Grade 5 (ages 3–11)00:49 – Learning Approach: Nature, hands-on, and applied learning01:17 – Typical Day: Morning circles, structured & student-led activities02:04 – Philosophy: Regenerative design & transdisciplinary learning02:35 – Community: Diversity, collaboration, and global perspective03:41 – Projects & Experiential Learning: Jalan jalans and on-campus experiences05:19 – Transitioning Between Schools: Academic adaptation & unique culture06:23 – Assessments: Individualized growth and performance-based evaluation08:25 – Student Outcomes: Confident, thoughtful, and empowered future leaders09:22 – Closing RemarksLearn more about Green School Lower School: https://ouryearinbali.com/green-school-bali-for-young-learners-ages-3-11/For families considering enrollment, exploring the school firsthand is the best way to understand its unique approach. Green School encourages families to take the next step through personalized guidance and campus experiences:Schedule an Admission Call: https://calendly.com/kristiina-dickinson/30minAdmission Information: https://bali.greenschool.org/admissions/?utm_campaign=linkinbio&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=later-linkinbioBook a Campus Visit: https://bali.greenschool.org/admissions/visit-our-campus/?utm_campaign=linkinbio&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=later-linkinbioVisit the School Website: https://bali.greenschool.org/Planning a move to Bali and need guidance on schools, visas, housing, or family life?At Our Year in Bali, we help families navigate the relocation journey with trusted advice, local insights, and personalized support to make the transition smoother and less overwhelming.Book a free consultation call with our team to discuss your Bali relocation plans and get answers tailored to your family’s needs:https://ouryearinbali.com/contact-us/

Thinking about moving to Bali long-term?Canggu has become one of the most popular places in Bali for expats, remote workers, entrepreneurs, and families — but there’s a lot people only discover after they move here.In this video, Simone from Our Year in Bali shares what it’s really like living in Canggu, the surrounding areas families are choosing, and what you should know before relocating to Bali.In this video:00:00 – Why Canggu is so popular00:14 – Where Canggu is located00:24 – What life in Canggu feels like00:33 – What “Greater Canggu” means00:42 – Nearby areas people are moving to00:58 – Why the area keeps growing01:10 – Cafés, gyms, schools & daily life01:20 – Remote work & community lifestyle01:38 – The reality of traffic & development01:49 – Is Canggu the right fit for you?If you’re considering relocating to Bali, choosing the right area can completely shape your experience here, especially when it comes to schools, lifestyle, community, traffic, and long-term happiness.Learn more about Canggu: https://ouryearinbali.com/living-in-canggu-bali/?v=b80bb7740288We help individuals, couples, and families relocate to Bali with support around:✔️ Choosing the right area✔️ International schools✔️ Housing & villas✔️ Visas & relocation planning✔️ Settling into life in Bali long-term Book a free discovery call with Our Year in Bali to start planning your move with clarity and confidence: https://calendly.com/ouryearinbali/30min?month=2024-07#MoveToBali #LivingInBali #Canggu #CangguBali #BaliExpat #RelocateToBali #BaliLife #LivingInCanggu #BaliFamilies #ExpatLife #DigitalNomadBali #LongTermBali #BaliRelocation #LifeInBali #BaliLifestyle

From France to Bali: Starting a New Life in Ubud | Expat Relocation StoryIn this inspiring client story, Alice shares her journey of leaving a corporate life in France to embrace a slower, more intentional lifestyle in Bali. What began as a planned sabbatical turned into a deep calling to travel, explore the world, and eventually settle in Ubud, Bali.After living in Bora Bora and Portugal, Alice finally arrived in Bali in 2025 and quickly felt at home. With no prior visit to the island, she followed her intuition and began a new chapter surrounded by Bali’s nature, spirituality, and welcoming expat community.Now based in Ubud, she shares what daily life looks like as a remote entrepreneur—balancing coaching work, yoga, community life, and a more grounded lifestyle. From villa hunting and navigating relocation to discovering local ceremonies and building meaningful connections, this is a real insight into expat life in Bali.This video is part of our client story series at Our Year in Bali, where we share real relocation journeys to help others understand what it’s really like to move and live in Bali.⏱ Topics Covered:0:00 – Leaving France & starting a new life journey0:46 – Arriving in Bali for the first time2:05 – Why Bali felt like a “calling”2:22 – How she found relocation support in Bali3:03 – Exploring Bali & choosing Ubud3:50 – Deciding to settle & finding her villa4:14 – Remote work & life as a coach in Bali5:31 – Cost of living & quality of life in Bali7:01 – Daily lifestyle: routine in Ubud8:00 – Cultural immersion & Balinese ceremonies9:22 – Why people come to Bali… and end up stayingAre you planning to move to Bali?Book a discovery call with us for free and get personalized guidance for your move. We’ll help you understand where to live, how to settle, and how to make your transition smooth and stress-free.Book Now: https://calendly.com/ouryearinbali/30minExplore our Services: https://ouryearinbali.com/our-services/Website: www.ouryearinbali.comInstagram: / ouryearinbali Email: hello@ouryearinbali.com

Thinking about living in Sanur, Bali or planning a move to Bali with your family?In this video, Simone from Our Year in Bali shares what makes Sanur one of the most established and livable coastal areas in Bali, especially popular with families and retirees.Located on Bali’s east coast, around 30 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport, Sanur is known for its relaxed beach lifestyle, strong expat community, and easy day-to-day living. Compared to areas like Canggu, it offers a calmer pace with more of a traditional village feel.You’ll also get a better understanding of how Sanur is laid out, from the beachfront side with resorts, cafés, restaurants, and the 7km walking path, to the more local and residential areas west of the bypass, where many expats and families choose to live for better value and space.With a great mix of local warungs, international restaurants, schools in Bali, supermarkets, gyms, and healthcare facilities nearby, plus calm, swimmable waters protected by the reef, Sanur offers a balanced and comfortable lifestyle for long-term living in Bali.If you’re considering relocating to Bali and wondering if Sanur is the right area for your family, Our Year in Bali helps you make informed decisions — from choosing the right school to finding the right home.👉 Book a call with Simone: https://calendly.com/ouryearinbali/30min👉 Explore our Bali relocation resources: https://ouryearinbali.com/👉 Learn more about living in Sanur: https://ouryearinbali.com/sanur/#SanurBali #LivingInBali #MoveToBali #BaliExpatLife #BaliWithKids #BaliSchools #OurYearInBali

Thinking about moving to Uluwatu in Bali? In this video, relocation expert Simone Collins shares a quick overview of what to expect when living in Uluwatu. For a more detailed guide, including cost of living, schools, and neighbourhood insights, explore the full breakdown here: https://ouryearinbali.com/uluwatu/We cover topics including:• What it’s really like living in Uluwatu• Who the area is best suited for (families, remote workers, expats)• Cost of living breakdown• Schools and education options in the Bukit• Transport, infrastructure & daily life reality• Pros and cons of living in Uluwatu• Key neighbourhoods across the Bukit Peninsula• Honest insights to help you decide if Uluwatu is right for your moveUluwatu is ideal for those seeking space, ocean views, and a slower, nature-focused lifestyle, but it’s important to understand the trade-offs before relocating.Thinking of moving to Bali? - Explore our relocation support: https://ouryearinbali.com/our-services/- School guides: https://ouryearinbali.com/bali-school-and-education-guide/- Book a consultation: https://ouryearinbali.com/consultation/Learn more about Bali!Website: www.ouryearinbali.comInstagram: / ouryearinbali Email: hello@ouryearinbali.com#UluwatuBali #LivingInBali #MoveToBali #BaliRelocation #BaliLife #ExpatsInBali #BaliFamilies #BukitPeninsula

Curious about what makes Green School Bali a top choice for international families in Bali?

In this video, Simone from Our Year in Bali visits the campus and meets Mads Hedegaard, Director of Admissions, to explore how Green School combines academics, real-world learning, and a vibrant community to prepare students for a global future.

Students experience hands-on, nature-based education, from environmental conservation and sustainable projects to arts, innovation, and the Jalan-Jalan program.

With open-air bamboo classrooms and a diverse international community, learners develop curiosity, adaptability, and purpose, going far beyond traditional schooling.

Whether you are relocating to Bali, exploring international schools, or interested in alternative education, this video offers an insider’s view of one of the most innovative schools in the world.

• Read the full article: https://ouryearinbali.com/discover-green-school-bali-sustainable-education

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What does education look like when it’s built from community, creativity, and a deep love of learning?

Join Simone from Our Year in Bali in an in-depth conversation with Candice, co-founder of Marigold Community Learning, as they explore what makes this boutique school in Bali truly different.

Born during COVID from a small group of six children learning in a living room, Marigold Community Learning has grown into a thriving international school rooted in connection, confidence, and curiosity, while still intentionally staying small.

In this conversation, Simone and Candice discuss:

• The grassroots story behind Marigold Community Learning

• What it’s really like raising children and building a life in Bali

• How small class sizes and personalized learning support every child

• Project-based, inquiry-led, and hands-on learning in action

• Social-emotional learning, on-site counseling, and well-being in schools

• Life skills, entrepreneurship, community markets & real-world learning

• Supporting international families transitioning to Bali

• Why Bali offers a uniquely supportive environment for families and children

This is a must-watch for families considering a move to Bali, parents exploring alternative or international education, or anyone curious about community-driven schooling that prepares children for a changing world.

• Located in Tumbak Bayuh, Bali
• Ages 4–12 (expanding to include age 3)
• A truly international, close-knit school community

Learn more about Marigold Community LearningContact the school directly for enrolment details.