Education Centre Coordinator

Born and raised in Northern Ireland, Anne is a highly experienced international educator who has taught in schools like in the U.S., Middle East, and most recently, Dubai. She has also served on the board of a UK-based children's charity, Gulf for Good, for the past 10 years, with the last 5 years leading the organisation as Chairwoman. With an aspiration to create a world where equal opportunities for education are available to all, she focused her work on the UN sustainability goals of quality education, accessibility to quality healthcare and housing. Anne has travelled extensively in the developing world, volunteering in many parts of Africa and Nepal among others. In her spare time Anne loves to hike, play padel tennis, cycle and be in nature.

Foundation Lead Educator

I am grateful to be a trilingual educator of over 25 years with a passion for special education and experimental learning. After graduating, I moved to Indonesia from Cape town, South Africa and volunteered as a teacher in a local school, where I realized my desire to make a difference in education delivery. Over the years, I worked in leading roles in international schools, gaining experience in a variety of teaching methods and subjects. My interest in learning delays and special needs grew, leading me to pursue further studies and courses in occupational therapy and sensory delays. With over twenty-five years of teaching experience in diverse environments and curricula, I believe in differentiated instruction to cater to each student's abilities. After working in Jakarta, I decided to pursue my dream of becoming a SenCo and secured a position at an inclusive international school in Bali. I continue to seek further learning and improvement to help children succeed. Discovering Boundless, I was thrilled to find an approach that aligns with my beliefs about active learning and questioning the world. As a mother and grandmother, I have seen the value of allowing children to learn from hands-on experiences and being allowed to make mistakes to help them grow and impairment the learning in their daily lives.

Upper Exploration Support Educator

I have a degree in Economic Accounting and hold a Bachelor of Accounting. I am from Indonesia, specifically I am Javanese and have been living in Bali for more than 23 years. After graduating, I worked at Ikigai Preschool and Kindergarten, starting as an assistant teacher and eventually becoming a teacher coordinator. My educational philosophy centers on creating a student centered and inclusive learning environment. I believe in empowering students to become independent and critical thinkers, capable of applying their knowledge to real-world situations. I strive to foster a love for learning by making lessons engaging, interactive, and relevant to students' lives. Additionally, I emphasize the importance of a supportive and respectful classroom community, where every student's voice is valued. I believe that education should not only focus on academic excellence but also on nurturing students' emotional intelligence and character development. On a personal level, I have a great passion for exploring different cuisines and foods, not only in Bali but also anywhere I go. Trying new dishes allows me to experience diverse cultures and connect with people through their culinary traditions. Swimming is one of my favorite activities, providing both relaxation and exercise to keep me balanced and refreshed. Moreover, music holds a special place in my heart, and I enjoy listening to various genres that resonate with my emotions and uplift my mood.