The Bridge @ Green School
Green School arose out of an eclectic and dynamic parent community with a diverse set of talents. At the same time, over 15,000 visitors flow through the gates of Green School each year, interested in the progressive learning model, campus, programs, and projects.
What ties these people together? A genuine interest and passion in changing the narrative on education, making the world a better place, and a desire for personal growth.
The physical space for The Bridge evolved from a parent-driven social enterprise project, Kembali, which was the recycling center for the Green School community. As Kembali moved to a new space, an opportunity arose to create a true community space.
The Bridge is a community project, creating space for personal and professional change. We bring together people from all over the world who want to rekindle the passion for learning and personal growth.
Welcome to Green School for Grown-Ups.
Our Space
Community
Live, Learn and Give
iHub
iRespect Values
As part of the Green School community, we follow the iRESPECT values. The acronym stands for Integrity, Responsibility, Empathy, Sustainability, Peace, Equality, Community, and Trust. In the end, the most important value is Kindness and that is a basic philosophy of The Bridge. When we are kind to each other and ourselves we can get anything accomplished.
Foundation Projects
The Bridge is a place where you can explore living a different life through learning programs, networking, and sharing. But we also engage with the local community and work with some of the Green School programs like the Kul Kul Connection and Local Scholarship Program. Initiatives that help over 500 local students attend Green School full time or to get extra English lessons.
Green School Community
When we live our values, our community thrives. When we join forces and learn from each other, we create a bigger impact. Green School is a community of lifelong learners. Our parents, teachers and staff hone their skills and share their knowledge. We support each other. We are family.
It takes a village to raise a child.