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One of the most important questions we ask ourselves as educators is:
Are we preparing our students not just for school — but for life?
At Canggu Community School, that answer is a resounding yes. But it takes intention, innovation, and a shared belief in what matters most: equipping students with the skills they’ll need to thrive in a world we can’t fully predict.
In this week’s blog, I want to explore what that means in practice — and how we’re building these future-ready competencies right here at CCS Bali. As always, more about our programs and vision can be found at ccsbali.com.
We live in an era where information is everywhere — but wisdom isn’t.
At CCS, we focus on developing critical thinkers: students who know how to ask meaningful questions, analyze perspectives, and make informed decisions. Whether they’re debating ethics in our IB Diploma classes or investigating sustainable solutions through Gotong Royong, CCS learners are building the habits of deep, purposeful thinking.
Technology is transforming education — and life beyond the classroom. That’s why CCS is committed to leading in digital literacy and ethical AI use.
We’re proud to be recognized in our Operational Plan as a future leader in this space. Students and staff are supported to use tech tools responsibly, creatively, and with a strong sense of digital citizenship. From coding projects to real-world AI applications, our learners are building the skills to shape — not just survive — the digital world.
One of the most essential 21st-century skills? Adaptability.
At CCS, we encourage students to take risks, reflect on setbacks, and grow from challenges. Whether through interdisciplinary projects, leadership opportunities, or navigating transitions between school levels, our community values resilience, flexibility, and curiosity.
And our wellbeing programs ensure students are supported emotionally as they stretch themselves academically — because courage and confidence grow best in safe, supportive environments.
We believe education should help students see themselves as part of something bigger. That’s why we nurture global citizenship, cultural competency, and values-driven action throughout our curriculum.
Through programs like Gotong Royong, students tackle real-world issues, build empathy, and develop the skills to lead with heart. Our mission isn’t just to graduate excellent students — it’s to empower changemakers, collaborators, and future leaders.
The future of education isn’t something far off — it’s happening now. At Canggu Community School, we’re proud to offer an internationally-minded, values-driven education that equips students with the skills, mindsets, and confidence to take on tomorrow.
So if you’re wondering what a future-ready school looks like — we invite you to visit us at www.ccsbali.com or see it in action right here on campus.
Until next week — keep growing, keep asking, and keep imagining what’s possible.
Warm regards,
Dr. Ben Voborsky
Head of School
Canggu Community School | www.ccsbali.com
