| International Schools in Setagaya Tokyo | ||
 GREGG International School (GIS) has guided & prepared students for life in the international community since 1986. GREGG provides a quality English-based education for international children aged 2 to12. Educating children to search for knowledge, care about their responsibilities and appreciate the cultural diversity among people has been, and continues to be, the mission of our school. Method: At GREGG International School classes are student-centered and tailored to meet the unique needs of our diverse student body. We take great pride in our caring and professional teachers who are responsible for guiding children through both academic and personal development. Our 1:7 teacher-student ratio ensures that your child receives plenty of help and encouragement to become a successful learner in the classroom as well as our large outside play area. Courses: GIS offers two courses of study - the International course and Bears Course. The International Course is designed for native or near native English speakers, i.e. students for whom at least one parent is a native English-speaker or the student speaks English at a proficient level as assessed by the course teacher. For families who wish to educate their child in English but do not speak English at home, GIS offers the Bears Course. This two-year course of study is designed to give non-English speaking children the opportunity to develop the language tools necessary to move them into the international course. Admissions: Applications are accepted year-round. Prospective student’s applications pass through a screening process and, for selected candidates, personal interviews with the parents and student. 1-14-6 Jiyugaoka, Meguro-Ku, Tokyo 152-0035 Tel: (03) 3725-8000, Fax: (03) 5701-2554 www.gis-j.com balloon@gis-j.com |
 Location: Main campus is 3 minutes walk from Jiyugaoka station. Toyoko, Oimachi, & Hibiya Lines. New campus located in Yokohama!International children aged 2 to12 |
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| Seisen International School (SIS) is an all-girls' Catholic college preparatory school located in Setagaya-Ku, Tokyo. It offers programs from a co-educational Montessori Kindergarten through to grade 12. Students and faculty from over 60 countries are represented at SIS, with English being the main language of instruction. Seisen International School began as a kindergarten in 1949 with only four American students. When the school moved to Gotanda in 1962, it enrolled 70 students and started a first-grade program as well. By 1970, the school included 9 grades, and in 1973, when Seisen moved to its present location in Yoga, the curriculum was extended to include 12 grades. Today, the school has an enrollment of approximately 700 students representing more than sixty nationalities. Seisen Kindergarten: Seisen Kindergarten follows the Montessori system of education that is designed to take full advantage of the self-motivation and unique sensitivity of young children to absorb new things. Seisen Elementary School: The Seisen Elementary School curriculum is an international, inquiry-based curriculum, currently being refined through the framework of the International Baccalaureate Organization’s Primary Years Program (PYP). Junior High School: Seisen's Junior High School consists of the seventh and eighth grades. The curriculum includes 9 subjects with the addition of art and music. Teachers prepare Junior High students for the rigorous High School program. High School: Seisen requires that students earn 22 credits in grades 9 through 12. Courses in health and art or drama are required each year. Academic electives include art, physics, business, history, Spanish, French, and Japanese. The PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and the SAT are administered in the school. Accreditation: Seisen is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the European Council of International Schools, and the Japanese Ministry of Education. Seisen is located in Tokyo’s largest residential area, Setagaya-Ku. It is easily accessible from downtown Tokyo and from other residential areas of the city by subway, train, public bus, or school bus. Admissions: Ms Catherine Nikolai 12-15, Yoga 1-Chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Tel: 03-3704-2661 Fax: 03-3701-1033 www.seisen.com sisadmissions@seisen.com |
 Seisen International School Kindergarten - Grade 12 |
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| St. Mary’s International School is an all-boys’ school enrolling boys in Kindergarten through Grade 12. St. Mary’s has 920 boys attending from 65 different countries. The diverse cultural, academic and religious backgrounds of our students culminate in a special spirit of understanding and present a unique type of education. The school aims to blend these diverse elements into a unity, which will enable our students to obtain a global perspective and respect for one another. As a Catholic school, it integrates the acquisition of knowledge, the establishment of responsible freedom and the deepening of personal faith. Education at St. Mary’s is based on love and respect for the person, in full recognition of the dignity of humankind created in God’s image and destined to live in union with Him. Students are made aware of global issues, as well as of the aspirations of people who work for peace, justice, freedom and truth, in the hope that these may engender beliefs and actions conducive to the betterment of humanity. We offer an academic college-preparatory program and also the International Baccalaureate. Accreditation: WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges, U.S.A.) CIS (Council of International Schools) 1-6-19 Seta, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Tel: 03-3709-3411 Fax: 03-3707-1950 www.smis.ac.jp admissions@smis.ac.jp |
 Kindergarten - Grade 12 |
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