School Field Trip Theme

"Exploring Our Changing Climate: Navigating the Impacts and Solutions for a Sustainable Future"

Bali, like many other places around the world, is being impacted by climate change. Visit a mangrove forest to learn about the importance of this ecosystem in mitigating the effects of climate change. Students also visit a turtle conservation center to learn about the impact of climate change on these vulnerable creatures. In addition, the field trip includes a morning walk on the beach to collect plastic waste, which could then be brought to an NGO for recycling into something useful. This would provide a hands-on opportunity for students to understand the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and to take concrete action to address the problem.

"Exploring Ecological Wonders: A Sustainable Adventure on Organic Field Trip"

A sustainable adventure on an organic field trip could involve visiting a community-led movement to preserve traditional, agricultural village life in Bali to learn about sustainable agricultural practices. Walk along the community farm and learn about organic farming and the unique UNESCO- protected subak system in Bali. Students can learn about the importance of composting and how it can benefit the environment. During the farm tour, we pick the ingredients that we are going to use during the cooking class for a true farm-to-table experience. Cook traditional Balinese dishes and learn how to do offerings to mother nature after cooking as Bali tradition. Finally, students would enjoy a lunch made from the organic produce they harvested and cooked, gaining an appreciation for the benefits of sustainable agriculture and healthy eating habits.

"Exploring Balinese Art and Culture: A Journey through the Island's Rich Artistic Heritage"

Learning about traditional art forms such as Balinese dance, gamelan music, and wayang kulit puppetry. Students attend workshops where they can learn the basics of these art forms from local experts. In addition to learning the techniques and skills of these art forms, students may also learn about the cultural and historical significance of Balinese art and its role in Balinese society. As a culminating experience, students could work together to create their own art performance, incorporating the skills and techniques they have learned during the field trip. A dance performance accompanied by gamelan music, or a wayang kulit puppet show that tells a story or conveys a message, allowing students to showcase their newfound knowledge and appreciation for Balinese art and culture.

"Exploring Bali with Respect: Nurturing Social Responsibility on a School Field Trip"

Partnering with a local school or community organization to provide English language classes to students who may not have access to formal language education. Through this activity, students can develop teaching and leadership skills, while also engaging in cross-cultural communication and learning about the local community in Bali. Additionally, the local students can improve their English language skills, which can have long-lasting benefits for their education and future career prospects. Overall, this activity can promote mutual understanding and support social and educational development in Bali.

"Journey to Adventure: Exploring Bali's Scenic Landscapes through Fun Physical Activities"

We offer a variety of activities, that combines physical activity and exploration of nature from ATV rides to watersports and trekking through the stunning Jatiluwih rice fields, a UNESCO World Heritage. Experience the thrill of a lifetime with our white-water rafting trip, where you can observe the beautiful landscape of Ayung River in Ubud while paddling along the river. Or explore the active volcano Mount Batur and its surrounding black lava with jeep in Kintamani. Incorporating fun physical activities into school field trips can provide many benefits for students, including improved physical and mental health, teamwork and social skills, and exposure to new activities.

"Unearthing the Bounty of Bali: A Journey Through Agrotourism"

Trekking Jatiluwih UNESCO heritage, visiting cocoa and coffee plantations are educational and fun-filled excursion that involves exploring the natural beauty of Bali and learning about agriculture and farming practices. Jatiluwih is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is renowned for its stunning rice terraces and scenic landscape. During the trek, students will get to experience the beauty of the Jatiluwih rice terraces up close and learn about traditional farming practices used in Bali. The cocoa and coffee plantations offer a unique opportunity for students to learn about how these crops are grown, harvested, and processed. The tour of the plantations will enable students to understand the process of making chocolate and coffee, and they will get a chance to taste some of the finished products. The visit to “Desa Wisata” provides students with a glimpse of the rural lifestyle and culture of Bali.

"Journey Through Time: Exploring Bali's Historical Legacy"

The itinerary includes visits to several historical sites in Bali, including the Museum Bali, and traveling by dokar, a traditional transportation to Puputan Badung a historical site in Denpasar that commemorates the Balinese resistance against Dutch colonization in 1906, and Gajahmada Street, the center of Bali’s economy and was established during the Dutch colonial period. Students will have a fun game during the heritage walk along Gajahmada to promote teamwork, make learning fun, and help students retain the information better.