Enlight Christian School

A small Christian school in the Denpasar area covering ages three to eighteen, COGNIA-accredited, sitting at the affordable end of the Bali international tier.

Fees of roughly 14 to 24 million IDR put Enlight well below the Canggu and Sanur international schools, with Christian faith woven through the day rather than treated as an add-on. The school operates alongside its Hooray School early-years brand and is opening a new campus in 2026.

Parent voice is small in number but warm in tone. Families describe pastors and leadership as hands-on and genuinely involved with families, children who miss school at weekends, and a sense that the school punches above its price point on care. The trade-offs are the obvious ones: a small student body, a faith-based ethos that will not suit every family, and no published exam track record at this stage. Best fit for families who want a Christian environment and are not chasing IB or Cambridge brand recognition.

• A small accredited Christian school in Denpasar, Bali, opening a second campus in July 2026. Uses the Scholar Springs curriculum and a blend of native English and international teachers, marketing itself as international and national-curriculum accredited.
• A small International Schools Database parent pool sits at 4.9 of 5 across three reviews. One parent of twins says the children love the teachers and other students enough to be sad on weekends when school is shut.
• Reviewer voices describe the pastoral team as extremely loving and hands-on, with families noting that the quality of education feels strong relative to fees.
• No Reddit, Mumsnet or expat-forum signal. The school does not surface in the broader Bali international-school threads despite the volume of those conversations.
• Public independent signal is small enough that the picture sits closer to a faith-driven small-community school than a fully evidenced international option.