Canggu Community School offers IGCSE followed by the IB Diploma and reports a 2025 IB average of 32 across 29 candidates. The 2026–27 fees include IDR2.5 million application, IDR17 million registration (IDR14 million for siblings), and annual capital levies of IDR21.5 million for Early Years–Year 5 or IDR26 million for Years 6–13 for the first two children. Reported tuition is approximately IDR110–257 million, with sibling and annual-payment discounts. Other options include ProEd, Montessori School Bali, Sunrise School and Lycée Français de Bali, which differ in campus, age range, qualifications and support capacity. ↗↗
Bali Island School in Sanur, founded in 1986, offers the IB continuum. Its published 2026–27 schedule ranges from US$4,300 for half-day preschool to US$18,500 for Grades 11–12 including the capital levy. The terms list IB examination charges of US$185 per subject and sibling discounts of 5%, 10% and 20%. Comparison sites list Sanur Independent at US$1,250–4,400, without a stated school year. ↗
Denpasar options include AIS Bali, described as Australian Curriculum followed by IB, and Dyatmika, described as bilingual Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels. Published secondary fee ranges are US$4,600–14,200 for AIS, US$2,650–8,250 for Dyatmika and US$4,250–9,900 for Gandhi Memorial. AIS’s cited terms are for 2025. In Ubud, The British School of Bali is listed from Pre-Nursery to Year 7, at US$12,900–15,150, with Pelangi and Montessori options nearby. These comparisons come from mixed sources; confirm current stages, qualifications and fees directly. ↗↗