Montessori School Bali

Updated July 2026

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Montessori School Bali is an international school providing authentic Montessori education for children aged 1 to 18 years. It focuses on nurturing the whole child through individualized learning paths that align with specific developmental stages.

Term structure

Four terms

Teaching approach

The school follows the authentic principles of Dr. Maria Montessori, focusing on the development of emotional, social, and intellectual independence. It creates prepared environments where children engage in self-directed work and hands-on discovery, fostering adaptability, resilience, and a lifelong love of learning. The methodology emphasizes a three-hour work cycle, freedom of movement, and the use of self-correcting materials to build confidence and competence.

Programmes

The school offers programmes for children from 1 to 18 years of age, including an Infant & Caregiver group, a Toddler programme (1-3 years), Preschool (3-6 years), Lower and Upper Primary (6-12 years), and an Adolescent programme (12+ years). Each programme is based on a three-year cycle and utilizes specific Montessori curricula and materials designed to meet the needs of each developmental phase. The adolescent programme specifically utilizes Montessori’s approach to work and study for the emerging adult.

Student support

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Learning support

The school employs a student enrichment specialist to support individual learning needs. Additionally, the faculty includes a librarian and English tutor to assist students with language development.

Frequently asked questions(5)
What curriculum does Montessori School Bali offer?
Montessori School Bali offers Montessori.
How much is tuition at Montessori School Bali?
Annual tuition at Montessori School Bali is IDR 110.7M–IDR 180.6M. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
Is Montessori School Bali a day or boarding school?
Montessori School Bali is a day school.
Is Montessori School Bali co-educational?
Montessori School Bali is a co-ed school.
Where is Montessori School Bali located?
Montessori School Bali is an international school in Denpasar, Indonesia.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2025/26
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
Toddler1–3IDR 131.4M
Preschool Morning3–6IDR 110.7M
Preschool Extended3–6IDR 135M
Preschool NEST3–6IDR 158.2M
Primary Programme6–12IDR 160.8M
Adolescents12–18IDR 180.6M

Source:PDFMSB-Tuition-Fees-25-26.pdf

Other fees(3)
Other fees
Application fee· Non-refundable and due at the time of application. Amount not specified in the document.
Registration fee· Registration Fee for the first child. Non-refundable and invoiced with the first term tuition.IDR 13.5M
Enrolment fee· Annual Capital Development Levy (CDL), payable prior to enrolment (pro-rata if starting after Term 1).IDR 14M

Discounts

  • Early-bird discount: 3% - 5%
  • Sibling discount: 11,500,000 IDR

Admissions

The school requires all prospective parents to tour the campus before applying. The application process involves submitting a form, paying an application fee, and completing an age-dependent interview or trial. Primary and adolescent applicants must attend a one-week trial, which includes submitting a handwritten letter of introduction and previous school reports.

Calendar

The school year typically runs from August through June and is divided into four terms. The school operates Monday through Friday, with office hours from 7:30 to 16:30 and school hours from 8:30 to 15:00.

About the campus

The campus features prepared environments equipped with classic, self-correcting Montessori materials set on child-sized shelves. The surroundings are designed to be calm and beautiful, incorporating nature and natural materials to support the learning experience. Classrooms allow for freedom of movement, with spaces for students to work on the floor, at desks, or outdoors.

  • Marion PricePrincipal

    Marion Price has a background in history and English and extensive experience in Montessori education, having taught in Japan, the US, and now Bali. She holds an AMI diploma for ages six to twelve, a Master of Education from Loyola University Maryland, and a Post-Master Certificate in School Leadership from George Washington University. She has served in Montessori administration for eight years as a Program Coordinator and Principal.

  • Lidia OlivieriTeaching Vice Principal (Preschool)

    Lidia Olivieri holds a degree in Social Psychology and an AMI three-to-six diploma. She has taught in Paris and is currently the Vice Principal, Preschool Coordinator, and a Preschool Lead Teacher at Montessori School Bali.

  • Anom PutraGround Operational Manager
  • Ayu SetianingsihBusiness Manager
  • ArisusanthiCommunication Coordinator
  • Dwi PermithaGovernment Coordinator