Families seeking a clear British curriculum pathway in northern Ubud finally have their answer. The British School of Bali opens its purpose-built main campus and launches Secondary (Year 7+) in September 2026, creating a seamless route from Early Years through to IGCSE. Admissions for the 2026–2027 founding cohorts are open now for children aged 2–11, with Secondary places available for the first time.
Little Steps Insider Tips: Apply early for 2026–2027 places — founding Secondary spots and campus places are limited. Book a visit to see the new purpose-built facilities once they open, including the library and outdoor learning spaces.
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What the New Campus Actually Delivers
Why the British Curriculum Pathway Matters Here
When does the British School of Bali open its main campus?
The purpose-built main campus and Secondary provision open in September 2026 for the 2026–2027 academic year. Early Years and Primary are already running, so families can plan a full British pathway from age 2 upward right in northern Ubud.
What ages does the British School of Bali accept?
Children aged 2–12 are welcome. This covers Early Years through Primary and the new Secondary entry points starting Year 7, giving families a continuous English National Curriculum route without switching schools.
Does the British School of Bali follow the English National Curriculum?
Yes. The school uses the English National Curriculum throughout, with small classes, specialist teachers, music, art, drama and weekly PE that includes swimming. Continuity stays strong as Secondary launches in 2026.
Where is the British School of Bali located?
It sits at Jl. Sri Wedari No.24, Tegallalang, northern Ubud. The new campus adds modern classrooms, a library and outdoor learning spaces while keeping the same family-friendly location near green areas.
How do I apply for a place at the British School of Bali for 2026?
Admissions are open now for founding cohorts. Apply early as Secondary and campus places are limited.
Families following the school’s progress will find continuity in the approach that has defined it so far — small classes, teachers selected from the top percentile of the global profession, and a strong emphasis on music, art, drama and weekly physical education that includes swimming.
Ideal for parents of children aged 2–11 who want a British curriculum school in the Ubud area and are ready to secure places for the 2026–2027 year, including the brand-new Secondary entry points.
A campus visit pairs easily with time in Ubud’s nearby green spaces or family-friendly spots, turning an admissions conversation into a full day out.
Purpose-built main campus and Secondary (Year 7+) open September 2026 for the 2026–2027 academic year. Currently accepting ages 2–11 (Pre-Nursery to Year 6). School day 8:30am–3:30pm; after-school clubs Tuesdays–Thursdays until 4:30pm. Class sizes capped at 16 (Early Years) and 20 (Primary/Secondary).
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