Education and preparation for life in Bali and beyond.

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Welcome to the Future Human School

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An exciting and progressive, purpose-driven school for 10-16 year olds in Mas, Ubud.

We nurture future-ready humans, in inspiring indoor and outdoor environments: grounded in purpose, driven by curiosity and equipped to navigate an unpredictable world.

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Parent Stories

Hear Julie talk about the values, culture and community her 3 children experience at Future Human School, Bali.

Gemma talks about her story, moving from Ibiza to Bali and discovering the perfect learning environment for her son.

We offer the education, values and opportunities for our growing Humans to create the Future the world needs.

We do this with true project-based learning - guided by mentors, rooted in real-world experiences and connected by community.

We empower young people to have fun shaping their world with:

  • Critical thinking and confidence

  • Real-life application of academic skills

  • Collaboration, communication & leadership

  • Lifelong friendships & meaningful connections

  • The courage to create and communicate value

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Our Approach

As parents, entrepreneurs and educators, we believe the school system is preparing kids for a future that won’t exist. Career paths are already changing, leaving young people unprepared for the evolving world of work. We see life as a project - so training young people in a project-based mindset is key to their future success. Future Human School offers a fun, real-world, skills-based alternative where creativity, collaboration and communication build confidence through value and passion.

Minimum enrolment is one term, long enough to take a whole project from start to finish. See our fees here.

The Da Vinci Life-Skills Curriculum

Future Human School is built on principles taken from decades of careers in education, enterprise and life experience. We have chosen  Da Vinci Life-Skills (DVLS) as our curriculum partner for 10-16 year olds, who share our vision and values for young people.

Mentors Not Teachers

Our Mentorship Model replaces teachers with mentors. As well as class mentors we have an incredible network of mentors from the worlds of sustainability, enterprise, hospitality, travel, blockchain, permaculture, finance and the arts to mentor and support our young people with real world and tangible experience and advice.

Growth Not Grades

Our assessments are formative, narrative, and student-led. They take the form of digital and written portfolios, mentor check-ins, peer feedback, daily self-evaluations and DVQs (Da Vinci Qualifications).

Project Pathway Calendar

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Term 1: Entrepreneurship Pathway + PEP ***Now Full***
August 10th - October 9th 2026

Entrepreneurship Pathway: Students become problem-solvers and creators, working on real-world challenges through innovation and enterprise. From sustainable product design to business models, they take ideas from prototype to pitch.

Cross-curricular learning includes subject areas such as Design Technology, Physics, Maths, Bahasa Language and Business Studies.

Alongside this, students work on their Personal Exploration Projects (PEPs) - individual or small group inquiries into passions, creative ideas, or real-world problems they want to explore with mentor support.

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Term 2: Production Pathway + PEP ***Join the Waitlist***
October 26th - December 18th 2026

Production Pathway: Students explore storytelling and creativity through media-rich projects like films, exhibitions, performances, and live events. They develop ideas from concept to completion - researching, designing, planning, and managing their own productions.

Cross-curricular learning includes subject areas such as Art & Design, Media, Drama, Music, Bahasa Language and Science.

Alongside this, students work on their Personal Exploration Projects (PEPs) - individual or small group inquiries into passions, creative ideas, or real-world problems they want to explore with mentor support.

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Term 3: Food Pathway + PEP
January 18th - 25th March 2027

Food Pathway: This term focuses on food from every angle - growing, preparing, sharing, and understanding the global systems behind it. Students explore the ethics, science and sustainability of food, working on projects like pop-up cafés, food gardens or fermentation experiments.

Cross-curricular learning includes subject areas such as Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Bahasa Language and Food Technology.

Alongside this, students work on their Personal Exploration Projects (PEPs) - individual or small group inquiries into passions, creative ideas, or real-world problems they want to explore with mentor support.

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Term 4: Multiverse Gaming Pathway + PEP
April 12th - 11th June 2027

Multi-Verse Games Pathway: Students design their own games and immersive worlds, using history and global cultures as inspiration. They create characters, build storylines, and explore game mechanics, all while developing collaboration and strategic thinking.

Cross-curricular learning includes subject areas such as English, History, Geography, Bahasa Language and Design Technology.

Alongside this, students work on their Personal Exploration Projects (PEPs) - individual or small group inquiries into passions, creative ideas, or real-world problems they want to explore with mentor support.

Community Feedback

  • "Both our girls experienced such a strong trajectory of growth in confidence, skills and connection with community. The mentors were kind, inclusive, knowledgeable, respectful and supportive."

    — Steph, Parent

  • “Thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you have created here, my daughter is thriving. So much gratitude to you and the team“

    — Brigid, Parent

  • "There's no walls in the space, no constraints, no ringing bells, no age segregation, There's no competition being favoured over collaboration. There's no testing. There's no grading. Exactly the education we want for our kids."

    — Gemma, Parent

A School with Community at its Heart

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At Future Human School we’re very proud of our active parent and family community.

Our members enjoy a range of events, including workshops, parent talks and social gatherings such as theatre trips, camping adventures and of course, end-of-term celebrations.

We hold regular Village Days, when many of these experiences take place. On these days we explore real-world challenges and celebrate culture, nature and time together. These experiential learning opportunities bring students, mentors and families together and we often open them to the wider Ubud community.

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