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Introducing the Language Integration Program (LIP) – Education Series

Join us for an exciting introduction to Green School Bali’s new Language Integration Program (LIP), launching in August 2026 to support our multilingual learners in Grades 3–5. This parent talk will share how the program has been thoughtfully designed to help students develop English while building confidence, independence, and a strong sense of belonging within our community.

Learn more about the vision behind the LIP, the support systems being created for students and teachers, and how this innovative program will work alongside Green School’s experiential curriculum.

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Ugie Pratiwi

Ugie Pratiwi is a Green School staff. She is from North Bali and now living in Tabanan with her husband and her little son. She loves books and dreams to open a library for Balinese kids. For now, she is only sending books to her old primary school in Singaraja and hope the kids will love books as much as she does.

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