Maria Kindergarten - Karmagawa Project #34 More wonderful scenes in Bali as we opened our latest renovated project in Bali. That's 4 projects opened in just a week. After an elongated lockdown in Bali, schools have reopened and children are allowed back for in-class learning. It's meant that the renovation projects that we've been working on [...]
Landmark as Karmagawa Funds 30th Project in Bali It has been an incredible partnership with our friends at Karmagawa. Having completed two more kindergartens in the area of Payangan, we have now worked on 30 projects together with Karmagawa. To think back to 2016, when we had only one kindergarten (the Bali Children's Project Kindergarten in Ubud). With [...]
Bhagas Funds a Renovation in Memory of his Father In our latest kindergarten renovation, we visited the area of Payangan to open a newly renovated school. The project was kindly funded by supporter Bhagas, in honor of his late father, who was a big believer in education. If you'd like to support a school, visit our [...]
New Kindergarten and Learning Centre in Bali Bali Children's Project is proud to present our 22nd and 23rd projects funded by Karmagawa in Bali! The two projects are in the same location, giving a village whose buildings and facilities were very poor a massive makeover. It's changed the village forever and Bali Children's Project is so [...]
Thank you to all who donated towards this project. Thanks to your support, we have raised our target can commence the renovation. Raised so far... Progress so far... FULLY FUNDED! The Banana School is an underequipped kindergarten in rural Bali. Donate and help us to reach our target of 5,000 USD to renovate [...]
Coronavirus can’t keep Balinese kindergarteners from celebrating their graduation! Under strict hygiene standards, students were invited back to the Bali Children’s Project Kindergarten in Ubud to celebrate their achievement. 28 students were split into smaller groups of 3-5 students each. They were greeted by their dedicated teachers, who handed over their graduation certificates. It’s the first educational achievement in [...]
Time for some good news to cheer everybody up! Our next new project is almost complete - thanks to support from the kind people are EnviTours. EnviTours had gotten in touch with us last year to ask about which school they could help support. We took them to see this kindergarten in Taro. Shocked at it's condition, EnviTours committed [...]
A Blooming Surprise Bali Children’s Project have just completed another kindergarten renovation, this time with the help of local supporter businesss Blooming Lotus Yoga. Blooming Lotus kindly donated to renovate Demulih Kindergarten – a school that was in plenty of need. Although the school had a large building (previously part of an older elementary school), the school was [...]
Learning Centres in Bali Not one, not two, but three new schools opened in Bali last week! It was thanks to support from the Rice family. The two kindergartens and one library were previously falling apart, but now have a new lease of life. Just look at how much it means to the community and the children of [...]
Welcome to Songan Welcome to Songan Kindergarten. The broken down building that you see is the designated kindergarten building for Songan village, near to Mount Batur in north Bali. Songan village has been victim to plenty of bad luck, including a deadly landslide a in 2017. The bad luck seemed to continue as the kindergarten fell into disrepair. It's [...]
Thirteenth Karmagawa School With funding from Karmagawa, Bali Children's Project built yet another kindergarten in Bali. It's the thirteenth school that Karmagawa has supported in Bali, with more on the way. Bali Children's Project turned an old crumbling building into a fantastic new learning space for young learners in Jehem. [...]
Kumara Giri Kindergarten Kumara Giri Kindergarten had been on our waiting list for support for quite some time, so when Mark donated, we could not wait to give the school a mini renovation. Located at the foot of Mount Agung in Karengasem, the village has had some hard times. With the constant threat of eruption, everybody is fearful [...]
Welcome to Selulung, North Bali A wonderful day for the children of Selulung Village as Bali Children's Project opened another kindergarten in Bali. Funders Karmagawa brought a special guest with them, as Bazzi helped to open the school. The community's fortunes truly have changed, going from 20 students to 40! If you would like to help [...]
A Day to Remember Children in the mountains of Bali had a day to remember as Timothy Sykes and friends from Karmagawa visited Bali to open two new schools and a learning centre. Kintamani Schools Up in the mountains of Kintmani, Bali Children's Project has been working on a series of new projects [...]
Sykes Schools Nearly Ready Two more schools in Bali are nearing completion thanks to ongoing support from Timothy Sykes. Both situated in Kintamani, the first project delivers a new Learning Centre for a heavily subscribed elementary, while 10 minutes away, a new kindergarten is being completed. Sykes Commitment The two latest projects [...]
27th April 2018. Scenes of jubiliation in the mountains of Kintamani, Bali! Last week was the first day of school at the brand new Dausa Kindergarten and Preschool, a completely new building built thanks to support from Timothy Sykes. […]
5th April 2018. This week, Bali Children’s Project began work on our latest Timothy Sykes school project. Wijaya Kusuma Kindergarten is about to be transformed. Children and teachers gathered to see the renovations begin. […]
3rd January 2018. Hot off an incredible 2017, we are straight into our 2018 projects. Introducing Dausa Kindergarten, yet another school built thanks to Timothy Sykes. […]
4th September 2017. Thanks to the support of the Timothy Sykes Foundation, Bali Children’s Project has completed another school renovation. You won’t believe the difference. […]
25th August 2017. Timothy Sykes formally open two schools in Bali last week, giving a speech about why he has funded the schools, built by Bali Children’s Project. […]
