• All students study Japanese culture in celebration and respect for Japanese traditions, events, and special occasions
• Classes such as Ikebana and Japanese Tea Ceremony are offered as Co-Curricular Activities

Non-native speakers of Japanese have access to lessons that utilize best practices in the effective teaching of modern foreign languages (MFL)

Up to the age of 18, all students have the option to study Japanese.

For Japanese students, it is compulsory to age 16. Japanese nationals are able to progress in their native language proficiency to a sufficient standard to secure entry into a Japanese university, should they desire

Studies at Harrow Appi lead to IGCSE (age 16) and A-Level (age 18) examinations. The IGCSE and A-Level programs allow students to select from a wide range of courses, specializing in the subjects of their choice

There are activities aiming to enhance students’ critical thinking skills, confidence, collaboration skills, and problem-solving. They allow students to recognize the intersection of art, science, technology, engineering, and Maths

Super Curriculum activities (Engineering Society, Model United Nations, public speaking, and coding competitions) provide students with frequent opportunities to collaborate in competitions, lectures, and partnerships with other students in the global Harrow Family

Students take a course called Futures, during which they focus on future university destinations and careers, global citizenship, and well-being.

All students will receive a one-to-one careers interview in Year 12 to formulate their individual action plans

• A 25-meter indoor swimming pool
• Two natural grass rugby/football pitches
• Conditioning room
• Martial arts studio

• Black box theatre
• Drama and dance studios
• Two large ensemble rooms
• Practice rooms
• Recording studio

• Careers and University Guidance Library：Online resource hub on Dashboard
• Bridge-U：Online application research platform