


At CCS, we build not just knowledge—but purpose, optimism, and agency
It’s no secret that today’s students are growing up in a world of increasing complexity. Climate anxiety, global conflict, economic uncertainty, and digital overload are part of their daily mental landscape. As educators and parents, we are beginning to hear a troubling undercurrent in conversations with young people: disillusionment about the future.
At Canggu Community School, we don’t shy away from these realities. Instead, we ask a deeper question: How can we equip our students to face the future not with fear—but with focus, resilience, and purpose?
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The causes are both global and personal. Our students are aware of issues far beyond their age, and many feel overwhelmed by the pace of change and the magnitude of the problems they’re inheriting. The traditional messages of “work hard, and it will all pay off” feel inadequate in a world where even the path forward seems unclear.
Disillusionment doesn’t come from apathy—it often comes from caring deeply and feeling powerless.
But here’s the truth: the antidote to disillusionment is empowerment, and the solution isn’t more information—it’s inspiration, agency, and community.
At CCS, we recognize our responsibility to offer more than just curriculum. We must also offer hope and direction—grounded in meaningful action. Here’s how we do that:
We want our learners to know: you are not alone, and your actions matter.
This is where our CCS core values truly come alive:
When these values are consistently modeled and experienced, students begin to see themselves as part of the solution—not just passengers on a turbulent journey.
Disillusionment doesn’t disappear with a pep talk. But small, steady practices at home can help your child reconnect with purpose and possibility:
At Canggu Community School, we believe education must do more than prepare students for tests—it must prepare them for life. That means helping them move through fear into purpose, through uncertainty into curiosity, and through disillusionment into hope.
Because the future isn’t something we wait for. It’s something we shape—together.
Until next week—stay grounded, stay connected, and let’s keep raising students who believe they can build the world they want to live in.
Warm regards,
Dr. Ben Voborsky
Head of School
Canggu Community School
