Education for a better world
Dyatmika is a not for profit school founded by national and international parents over thirty years ago. While student numbers have grown from a single class to a student body ranging from Play Group to the graduating Class 12, the school continues to have a community feel. Dyatmika is embedded within Bali while being outward looking and welcoming.
Our academic and extracurricular programme combine to offer a quality education that sees students thriving during their time at Dyatmika. They leave our school equipped to pursue further education, follow vibrant careers and to live fully and well.
“I hope that this website provides you with useful information and a window into our wonderful school. If you are a prospective parent, I would be delighted to welcome you to the school in-person and show you why joining Dyatmika School will make you and your children feel part of something special.”
Jonathan Turner
Director
Our Campus and Facilities
The school is situated on one large, attractive campus that overlooks rice fields and the Indian Ocean. All buildings are purpose built and take advantage of the views and fresh sea breezes. There are specialised areas for sports, science labs, computer rooms, art studios, a library, a study centre, music rooms, a canteen, gardens and play areas. Classrooms are fitted with teaching and learning technology, for example interactive whiteboards and projectors. Wifi is available throughout the school.
Latest News
Our ECA Balinese Dance students are enjoying a wonderful term learning Puspanjali, one of Bali’s beautiful traditional dances.
It is lovely to see them learn new movements, discover Balinese culture, and have fun with their friends along the way!
Through dance, they are not only learning new skills but also building a deeper appreciation for the rich culture and traditions of Bali.
Keep dancing, keep learning, and keep having fun!
Class 8 students explored the unique traditions, culture, and daily life of Tenganan Traditional Village. They experienced traditional Ikat weaving, a valuable local heritage, and learned about Kele-Kele, a special type of bee known for producing local honey in Karangasem.
This memorable experience helped students appreciate the richness of Balinese and broader Indonesian cultural heritage.
Our TK students explored countries and cultures from around the world through lots of fun, hands-on activities, including crafts, science experiments, and making canang to learn about Balinese culture. We wrapped up our journey with an International Picnic, celebrating cultures and enjoying foods from around the world!
Our Dyatmika Vipers Swim Team recently took part in a competition at Titi Batu Ubud Club. There were some outstanding results, impressive racing and most importantly, fun! Well done to all swimmers, we are very proud of you.
Alumni Voices
“I have been studying Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences in Eindhoven University of Technology. Alongside my study, I am leading my own sustainable investment group in Eindhoven’s Investment Society. Additionally, I am in the organising committee of a new festival. It combines music, culture and sustainability. I’m forever grateful for the warm environment Dyatmika fosters. The support and mentorship given allowed for me to gain the knowledge, skills, and initiative to explore and go after what I want.”
Isabella Zylstra
“Hi, I am Grace Cullinane and I pursued the field of Environment at University. I love my programme, Environment, Resources and Sustainability, as it aligns with my passion. Dyatmika helped me adapt to the university style of learning schedules and to be more involved in clubs. I use a modified version of the Cornell Method to take notes and have a growth mindset, thanks to Dyatmika. The Dyatmika Community Garden helped in job searches in my field. I believe that Dyatmika will keep growing and allow even more opportunities as the school expands, so do not be afraid to take them!”
Grace Cullinane
“After graduating from Dyatmika, I went on to pursue further studies at the University of California, San Diego. I have since completed a Bachelor’s degree in Bioinformatics with honours. Following a summer internship at Google in my junior year of college, I’m now just about to start a full-time job as a Software Engineer at the Google headquarters in Palo Alto. I couldn’t have gotten to where I am now without the support of the High School community. I am forever grateful to my friends and teachers at Dyatmika!”
KARINA SOERJANTO
