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| Aoba-Japan International School (Suginami Campus) |
| Address |
2-10-7, Miyamae, Suginami-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Fujimigaoka Stn. on Inokashira Line |
| Website |
http://www.a-jis.com |
| Age Range |
Kindergarten - Grade 9 |
| School Bus |
Yes |
Uniform |
Yes |
| Tel |
03-3335-6620 |
Contact E-mail |
info@a-jis.com |
| Admissions |
Ms. Lee |
| School Philosophy |
The mainstream Program accommodates all children who are native speakers of English or who have native English proficiency to study on grade level in an accelerated United States and European-based curriculum. Children in this program also study Japanese as a native language or a second language. The Intensive English Preparatory Division accommodates children who do not have the academic proficiency in English needed to work in the Mainstream Program. They are given intensive English instruction until they have a sufficient basis in order to enter mainstream senior high school. In addition to their English Language Program, math, science, computer, art, and physical education are included in their studies. |
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| American School in Japan |
| Address |
1-1-1, Nomizu, Chofu-City, Tokyo |
| Location |
Tama Stn. on Seibu-Tamagawa Line |
| Website |
http://www.asij.ac.jp |
| Age Range |
Nursery - Grade 12 |
| School Bus |
Yes |
Uniform |
No uniform |
| Tel |
0422-34-5300 |
Contact E-mail |
enroll@asij.ac.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Mary Margaret Mallat |
| School Philosophy |
Founded in 1902, the American School in Japan (ASIJ) is a private, co-educational day school that provides high quality, U.S.-style, pre-K-12 college preparatory education for the children of the international community in Tokyo, particularly dependents of families on temporary professional assignment. |
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| British School in Tokyo Showa Campus (BST Showa) |
| Address |
1-7, Taishido, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Sangenjaya Stn. on Tokyu Denen-Toshi Line |
| Website |
http://www.bst.ac.jp |
| Age Range |
Grade 5 - 9 |
| School Bus |
Shibuya Campus - Showa Campus only |
Uniform |
Yes |
| Tel |
03-3411-4211 |
Contact E-mail |
admissions@bst.ac.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Lowly Norgate |
| School Philosophy |
The British School in Tokyo is the only British school in Japan. Our unique position provides our pupils with unprecedented opportunities for academic achievement within the rich cultural soil that is Japan. The best of British education is our aim, with all children being offered the stimuli to reach their full potential within the Schools desciplined and caring environment. Set this aim in the context of one of the most exciting and vibrant cityscapes in the world and it is easy to see why our pupils are the beneficiaries of a truly memorable educational experience. |
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| Gregg International School (Tokyo) |
| Address |
1-14-6, Jiyugaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Jiyugaoka Stn. on Tokyu-Toyoko Line |
| Website |
http://www.gis-j.com |
| Age Range |
Ages 2 - 11 years old |
| School Bus |
No |
Uniform |
No uniform |
| Tel |
03-3725-8000 |
Contact E-mail |
gis-j@aa.alles.or.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Reiko Matsuzawa |
| School Philosophy |
Gregg International School aspires to meet the social, emotional, and academic needs of students from countries around the world, including community. Communication and teamwork between each group contributes toward the success of our school. The blend of ideas, experiences and values from this community provides a valuable benefit. |
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| German School, The |
| Address |
2-4-1, Chigasaki-Minami, Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama-City, Kanagawa-Pref. |
| Location |
Nakamachidai Stn. on Yokohama Municipal Subway Line |
| Website |
http://www.dsty.ac.jp |
| Age Range |
Ages 6 - 18 years old |
| School Bus |
Yes |
Uniform |
No uniform |
| Tel |
045-941-4841 |
Contact E-mail |
dsty@dsty.ac.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Petra Wels |
| School Philosophy |
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| Global Indian International School Japan |
| Address |
3-20-6, Minami-Shinozakicho, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Mizue Stn. on Toei-Shinjuku Line |
| Website |
http://www.giisjapan.org |
| Age Range |
Kindergarten - Grade 12 |
| School Bus |
No |
Uniform |
Yes |
| Tel |
03-5636-9151 |
Contact E-mail |
admissions@jp.globalindianschool.org |
| Admissions |
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| School Philosophy |
GIEF aims to develop global citizens with well-rounded personalities. Our missions statement is to seek to nurture the best and brightest global students into men and women, who will be leaders of distinction committed to a sprit of excellence, through high-quality education imparted by globally experienced and caring teachers building strong virtues and values while focusing on all around development, creativity and entrepreneurship. |
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| International School of the Sacred Heart (ISSH) |
| Address |
4-3-1, Hiroo, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Hiroo Stn. on Hibiya Line |
| Website |
http://www.issh.ac.jp |
| Age Range |
K - Grade 12 |
| School Bus |
No |
Uniform |
Yes |
| Tel |
03-3400-3951 |
Contact E-mail |
mshs.registrar@issh.ac.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Hisaoka (5-12) |
| School Philosophy |
The course of study offers intellectual and inspires a love of learning. The school develops a curriculum based on the Goals of Sacred Heart education, educational research and ongoing evaluation. The curriculum prepares and encourages students to live cooperatively in a global and technological society. All members of the school communitiy show concern and respect for one another. Students develop self-confidence as they learn to deal realistically with their gifts and limitations. |
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| International Secondary School |
| Address |
4-17-26, Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Shirokane-Takanawa Stn. on Nanboku/Toei Mita line |
| Website |
http://www.isstokyo.com |
| Age Range |
Grades 6 - 12 |
| School Bus |
Yes |
Uniform |
No uniform |
| Tel |
03-5730-1331 |
Contact E-mail |
iss@isstokyo.com |
| Admissions |
Mr. Shawn Hutchinson |
| School Philosophy |
Associated School of Laurel Springs School (WASC), University of Nebraska-Lincoln Independent Study High School (NCA CASI) |
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| K. International School Tokyo |
| Address |
1-5-15, Shirakawa, Koto-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Stn. on Oedo/Hanzomon Line |
| Website |
http://www.kist.ed.jp |
| Age Range |
Pre-Kindergarten - Grade 12 |
| School Bus |
Yes |
Uniform |
Yes |
| Tel |
03-3642-9993 |
Contact E-mail |
info@kist.ed.jp |
| Admissions |
Mr. Craig Larsen |
| School Philosophy |
KIST is a private, co-educational, secular day school serving the international community of Tokyo from pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12. Authorized as an IB World School by the International Baccalaureate, KIST is one of only two schools in Japan to offer all three IB programmes: the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP). Conveniently located just one minute from Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Station, KIST offers an affordable international education in English to approximately 500 students representing 50 different nationalities. |
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| Makuhari International School |
| Address |
3-2-9, Wakaba, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Pref. |
| Location |
Kaihin Makuhari Stn. on JR Keiyo Line |
| Website |
http://www.mis.or.jp/ |
| Age Range |
Kindergarten - Grade 6 |
| School Bus |
Yes |
Uniform |
Yes |
| Tel |
043-296-0277 |
Contact E-mail |
info@mis.or.jp |
| Admissions |
Mr. Paul Rogers |
| School Philosophy |
Makuhari International School opens its doors in April 2009 and will be looking to attract non Japanese children as well as Japanese returnee children. All will be expected to have good English ability. We shall be offering a brand new school building in Makuhari (Chiba), fully equipped with modern resources. Our mission is to be the school of choice for all internationally minded children, providing a quality educational experience through a flexible and creative curriculum which is based around the highest excellence of teaching. At Makuhari International School we believe that all children are special, with unique skills and gifts. We aim to bring out these talents in all. We seek to offer an education within a stimulating, caring, fun and secure environment and provide all our students with the skills needed to make them global lifelong learners. |
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| Nishimachi International School |
| Address |
2-14-7, Moto-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Hiroo Stn. on Hibiya Line, Azabu-Juban Stn. on Namboku/Oedo Line |
| Website |
http://www.nishimachi.ac.jp |
| Age Range |
Kindergarten - Grade 9 |
| School Bus |
No |
Uniform |
No uniform |
| Tel |
03-3451-5520 |
Contact E-mail |
admissions@nishimachi.ac.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Mariko Laabs |
| School Philosophy |
Nishimachi believes that educcation should promote the well-rounded development of individuals through the cultivation of their intellectual, creative, personal, social and physical abilities. The school is committed to educating both Japanese and foreign students to be international and independent thinkers. We believe that learning a second language provides the opportunity to grow beyond a single culture. We believe that classroom and co-curricular activities should foster sensitivity to, and respect for, individual talents as well as differences. We believe that every student must learn to function both as an individual and as part of a group. Our ultimate goal is that every Nishimachi student learns to live harmoniously in, and contriute to, world society. |
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| Saint Maur International School |
| Address |
83, Yamate-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama-City, Kanagawa-Pref. |
| Location |
Motomachi-Chukagai Stn. on Minato-Mirai Line |
| Website |
http://www.stmaur.ac.jp |
| Age Range |
Ages 2yr, 6months - Grade 12 |
| School Bus |
No |
Uniform |
Yes |
| Tel |
045-641-5751 |
Contact E-mail |
admissions@stmaur.ac.jp |
| Admissions |
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| School Philosophy |
Saint Maur International School bases its education on the belief that each student was created with unique abilities, strengths, and talents. Therefore, Saint Maur administration and staff are committed to the development of each students individual talents to the furthest degree possible. The cultural diversity inherent in the international educational experience offered at Saint Maur International School encourages students to seek their unique identity in the school and in the world. Our academic curriculum aims to support the development of talents and the search for identity, while also striving to meet specific needs of both transient and permanent students. |
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| Tokyo YMCA International School |
| Address |
2-2-20, Toyo, Koto-ku, Tokyo |
| Location |
Toyocho Stn. on Tozai Line |
| Website |
http://tokyo.ymca.or.jp/tyis/ |
| Age Range |
Kindergarten - Grade 8 |
| School Bus |
Yes |
Uniform |
No uniform |
| Tel |
03-3615-5632 |
Contact E-mail |
tyis@tokyo.ymca.or.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Monica Chhabra |
| School Philosophy |
Tokyo YMCA International School (TYIS) offers an education based on Christianity, which supports academic excellence, responsibility, honesty, respect, and the importance of community. Through its multicultural learning environment, TYIS guides its students to develop an awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity and individual acceptance. TYIS strives to foster a positive learning atmosphere, where students will acquire the skills needed to make meaningful contributions to their local community and society as a whole. |
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| Yokohama International School |
| Address |
258, Yamate-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama-City, Kanagawa-Pref. |
| Location |
8 min. by bus from Yamate Stn. on JR Keihin-Tohoku Line or Negishi Line |
| Website |
http://www.yis.ac.jp |
| Age Range |
Ages 3 - Grade 12 |
| School Bus |
No |
Uniform |
No uniform |
| Tel |
045-622-0084 |
Contact E-mail |
yis@yis.ac.jp |
| Admissions |
Ms. Susan Chen |
| School Philosophy |
YIS believes that a fundamental purpose of formal education is to provide people with the skills necessary to maximize their potential, thereby enabling them to lead quality lives. These skills are best developed within a cohensive and supportive community and through a curriculum of opportunity, where each student is able to experience personal, physical, creative, and aesthetic expression within a strong academic framework. |
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