Japanese As A Second Language (JSL) for non-natives.
All students in Kindergarten (age 5) and above are required to take Japanese language courses.

Kokugo for native Japanese speakers

Early childhood (3 to 5)
Inquiry-driven with engaging learning resources (e.g., outdoor garden, sandbox area, and fish pond). The holistic development curriculum instills kindness and international-mindedness

Primary school (5 to 11)
Follows the PYP curriculum and insulates compassion, tolerance, and kindness

Junior secondary school (11 to 16)
Rooted in inquiry-based learning, blending core subjects with real-world applications, with a focus on critical thinking, creativity, and adaptability

Senior secondary school (16 to 18)
Emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and adaptability. Students graduate with an IB diploma, which is internationally recognized by English-speaking universities and prepares children for academic progression in higher education

The junior and senior secondary schools are equipped with science labs, a black box theatre, an immersive reality screen room, and more

Hosts the Kansai International University & College Expo every September

Respects diversity and international mindedness

• Outdoor yard & sports field
• Gymnasium
• Rooftop swimming pool

The junior and senior secondary schools are equipped with science labs, a black box theatre, an immersive reality screen room, and more

Primary school, Junior Secondary school, and Senior Secondary school

Personalized advice on course selection and career planning. Access to practical work experience, internships, networking opportunities, and job and university-finding assistance