The British School in Tokyo
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A truly international school with over 1,100 students from around 65 countries, The British School in Tokyo (BST) is a unique educational facility with a curriculum that focuses on bringing the best out of all children, state-of-the-art classrooms and more than 130 clubs and activities.
2022.6.29
Showa Campus (Secondary School) - The British School in Tokyo
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On August 28, 2023, The British School in Tokyo (BST) opened its Azabudai Hills campus near the iconic Tokyo Tower. Catering to children from nursery (starting at the age of 3) to Year 6 (aged 11), the new Primary School campus is surrounded by green space, despite being located in the heart of Japan's capital. It boasts world-class and ultra-modern facilities that are ideal for developing each student's own unique potential.
2024.7.22
Azabudai Hills Campus (Primary School) - The British School in Tokyo
Nishimachi International School
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When Tané Matsukata, the granddaughter of a former Japanese prime minister, returned to Tokyo after living in America for 17 years, she saw the devastation World War II had caused and sought a better future that would ensure more global harmony and peace.
2023.10.16
The American School in Japan
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In 1902, a group of mothers came together in Kanda to create a school. These highly educated women, college graduates in Japan as missionaries, wanted to provide a quality learning environment for their children. Starting with about 100 students, the school quickly grew.
2022.12.12
Chofu-shi & Minato-ku, Room to Grow - The American School in Japan
Tokyo International School
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An important characteristic of TIS is the importance we place on a sensible,
casual atmosphere. For example, everyone—including the Japanese
staff—addresses one another by first name. Another is the close interaction
between teachers and students in a learning environment that makes it easy
for students to ask for help.
2022.2.1