Celtic Harmony Competitors

Green School Bali is an international, progressive Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 school located in the heart of the jungle in Bali, Indonesia founded in 2008 by former jewelry designers, John and Cynthia Hardy. The school currently has 41 nationalities in its 500-strong student body and receives no government funding with 42 Local Balinese scholars on full-scholarships and an additional 470 Balinese students who come to Green School after their normal school day to learn English and sustainability in the 'Trash for Class' program as part of Green School's 'Kul Kul Connection' community integration program. Green School's mission is a 'Community of learners making our world sustainable' and is so much more than a school - it is a community where all members - students, staff, parents, volunteers and the surrounding community - come to learn and engage in various social enterprises, such as Green School's innovation hub (makers space), Kembali (Green School's resource management centre) to help build and educate on sustainable solutions for the future. Green School's tailor-made campus includes beautiful wall-less bamboo classrooms, specifically designed to encourage play, creativity, collaboration and facilitate learning. Green School is accredited by WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges).

Wholly owned subsidiary of Camps International, the UK based school expedition and gap year provider. CI(Asia) acts as a regional sales office for schools across SE Asia and Australia. It also provides management and operational support to Asia region ground operations, specifically Camp Borneo Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd and Camps International (Cambodia) Co Ltd.

ODC Network (ODC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Holland, Michigan, with a mission to advance outdoor education and conservation throughout West Michigan. Since 2000, ODC has connected more than 1.5 million people to nature through hands-on, outdoor learning experiences designed to serve all ages. ODC is comprised of numerous divisions, including two greenway projects, a watershed cleanup initiative, four nature-based early childhood centers, two nature centers, numerous public nature preserves, an eco-tourism venture, a land conservation and restoration service, and an educational consulting division. ODC has preserved and actively manages nearly 1,000 acres of natural habitat, which are free and open to the public 365 days a year. Through our diverse programs, properties, and services, we reach hundreds of thousands of children, families, and individuals annually. Our educational work spans early childhood education, K–12 school partnerships, and community engagement programs that inspire lifelong environmental stewardship. At the heart of our mission is the belief that vibrant communities are built through deep connections between people, land, and nature.