The school values Japanese culture as a resource for enriching education. Native language development is also recognized as important for identity and academic excellence

IB DP students can be enrolled in Japanese courses for Group 2 requirement and attain bilingual diplomas

The DP courses offered differentiates students into varying degrees of Japanese fluency

Content is taught in units of inquiry, through which students search for contexts to enhance understanding. Comprehension and application are emphasized to nurture independent learners equipped with the ability to make informed, responsible choices.

＜PYP＞
With an emphasis on the five essential elements of PYP (knowledge, concepts, skills, attitudes, and action), the program teaches the following:

• Language
• Mathematics
• Social studies
• Arts
• Science and technology
• Personal, social, and physical education

＜IB DP＞
According to the IB curriculum, the school offers students subject choices both in-person and online

The school utilizes the Key Stages from the British national curriculum to measure learning progress.

A course is offered that teaches the following:

• Problem-solving
• Algorithms
• Programming and development
• Communication and networks
• Information technology
• Software skills

In addition to classroom activities, the school hosts a KISTival in autumn and an Exhibition at the end of the 5th year

The school employs University Guiding Counselors

The school has access to outside sporting facilities such as athletics stadiums, sports grounds and swimming pools

K-12

＜USA＞
Brown University; Carnegie Mellon University; Stanford University; University of California, Berkeley; University of California, Los Angeles

＜UK＞
Imperial College London

＜Asia＞
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Nanyang Technological University, National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University, University of Hong Kong

＜Japan＞
Hokkaido University, International Christian University, Sophia University, University of Tokyo, Waseda University

University Guidance Counselors help students through advising, preparing transcripts, and arranging visits to universities

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