Amed Honeycomb School

A small non-profit British-curriculum school in the fishing village of Amed in north-east Bali, parent-founded in 2022 and serving the local expat-and-Indonesian community.

AHS grew out of a parent home-schooling group during the pandemic and was constituted as Yayasan Amed Sentral Edukasi, opening its purpose-built campus in September 2022. The school follows EYFS through to IGCSE, ages 2 to 16, with a mix of expat and Indonesian teachers and specialist staff for Balinese dance and yoga. Classes are small and combined across year groups by necessity given the size.

Amed is far from the Canggu, Ubud and Sanur orbits where most Bali international schools cluster, so the catchment is the small community of expats who have chosen the quieter north-east coast over the south. For those families it removes the need to drive children hours into Denpasar or board them. Signal on academic outcomes is thin given the school's age, but the model is community-school, low-fee, and grounded in local context rather than premium international.