FAQs: Health & Safety
Is the campus safe for children?
Yes, great care and safety-minded planning went into each area of the campus to make it "child friendly." Students receive instruction on safe practice while on campus.
Is there a nurse or doctor available on-call at the School?
Yes. We have a medical professional on campus for student health issues during school. An emergency vehicle is available for transportation to Bali Medical International Clinic (BMIC) if required.
What happens if my child becomes ill or has an accident during school hours?
Procedures are in place to ensure the prompt and efficient handling of any emergencies should a child become ill or injured. A Doctor is on duty during school hours.
What if my child has allergies?
If your child has any allergies, or any medical condition, please disclose this specifically on our medical information form. Please ensure any medication required to be kept by school is given to the Doctor on campus.
Is travel insurance/health insurance required for enrolled students?
We recommend health insurance for all enrolled students and travel insurance for students without Indonesian citizenship. All boarding students MUST have health insurance that includes a medical evacuation plan.
Does the School offer an insurance plan?
No, we currently do not offer an insurance plan for students.
What will happen if my child has an accident on campus?
Your child will be attended by the Doctor that is on campus that day and treated with First Aid. If necessary, the child will be taken to Bali International Medical Centre (BIMC), which we consider to be the best international hospital in Bali.
Do you have a health and safety policy?
Yes we do. The health and safety policy is implemented by the Operations Team. All teachers attend a first aid training session once a year. you can download a copy of the health and safety policy here.
I am concerned about the river being close to the school.
Students are not allowed access to the river, except during supervised lesson periods. Lifebuoys are sited on both sides of the river for use in emergency situations.
Are there snakes in the classrooms?
To ensure the campus is as free as possible of snakes, the school employs Pak Cobra who is an expert on snake habitats. He removes any snakes he finds and returns them to the jungle away from the campus.
Is the campus secure?
Green School enjoys 24 hour security protection. The officers are easy to spot with their colourful sarongs and udeng (headwear).
I heard about the toilets being composting toilets. Are they smelly?
Actually no. The toilets are simple, easy to use and less smelly than regular school toilets. It would be easy to be unaware that the toilet was any different from a regular one.
