St. Mary's International School vs Tokyo YMCA International School

	S St. Mary's International School Tokyo, Japan	T Tokyo YMCA International School Tokyo, Japan
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ¥2,850,000 - 3,000,000	Fees / year ¥2,346,000 - 2,973,000
Age range	Age range 5 - 19 years	Age range 5 - 17 years
Type	Type Boys School	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), American Curriculum, Catholic Curriculum	Curriculum Advanced Placement (AP), American Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 1,000	Pupils 190
Typical class size	Typical class size 21	Typical class size 20
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1954	Opened 1998
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location St. Mary's International School is located at 1-6-19 Seta, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 158-8668, Japan. Setagaya is a western Tokyo ward with residential neighborhoods and good rail connections to central Tokyo. The campus is accessible by multiple train lines and the school operates its own bus network to support travel around Tokyo.	Location Tokyo YMCA International School (TYIS) is located at 2-2-20 Toyo, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0016. The campus is in eastern Tokyo (Koto-ku) and is most accessible by public transport, with Toyocho Station on the Tozai Line as the closest rail option (Exit 2). There is no on-site parking; nearby coin parking is available. Access is primarily by train, and TYIS offers a bus service with routes arranged based on the number of students and pick-up points at major landmarks in the area.
Stages	Stages The school provides a K–12 program, comprising an elementary school, a middle school (junior high), and a high school, all on the Setagaya campus.	Stages TYIS offers a full K5 program through High School. The school organizes its curriculum into K5, Elementary, Middle School, and High School, with an affiliated pre-K program provided by Tokyo YMCA International Kids Garden. Admission documents show a progression from Kindergarten through Grade 12, and age-grade mappings confirm the inclusion of Grade 10 (and beyond) as part of the high school pathway.
School type	School type St. Mary's International School is a single-sex, all-boys international school.	School type TYIS is a co-educational international day school. It operates alongside an affiliated pre-K program, Tokyo YMCA International Kids Garden, which serves younger children.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix Students come from around 45–50 countries, reflecting a strong international mix. The most common nationality is not publicly published, and there is a mix of international and Japanese students.	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Student Support Services include Learning Support, Academic Support, English Language Support, a School Nurse, and a Campus Minister. The school aims to accommodate a range of learning differences but notes that it may not be able to support all needs; full disclosure during admissions is requested.	Additional learning support TYIS provides English language support through programs such as Academic Support for Kids (ASK) for ESL/ELL learners. The school emphasises English-language instruction and multilingual development, with native teachers and language support as part of its offering; the program is described as English-based with additional language supports for students who need them.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation The school is Catholic in affiliation.	Country affiliation There is no formal country affiliation; TYIS follows a North American-style curriculum and is part of the Tokyo YMCA network, including an affiliated Kids Garden program.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation Catholic.	Religious affiliation TYIS has no explicit religious affiliation stated; it operates within the YMCA network and emphasizes YMCA values (Encounter, Connect, Transform) rather than a denomination.
School day structure	School day structure Elementary hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. with buses leaving at 3:20 p.m.; Middle School runs 8:25 a.m. to 3:40 p.m. with a 3:20 p.m. bus and campus-off time by 5:00 p.m.; High School operates 8:25 a.m. to 3:25 p.m. with lunch 11:00–11:55 a.m.	School day structure The standard school day typically begins around 8:30 am and ends around 2:45 pm. A school lunch is available for students, and the schedule may vary by grade level. The school employs a structured assessment and reporting framework with multiple report cycles and parent conferences.
Bus service details	Bus service details The school operates its own bus network with a fleet of buses serving Tokyo; typical routes include Futako-Tamagawa Station on the Den-en-toshi Line and other connections. After-school buses are used to transport students, with the middle school bus schedule noted as leaving promptly at 3:20 p.m. (the fleet is owned by the school).	Bus service details TYIS offers a school bus service. Routes are determined by the number of students and pick-up points are located at major landmarks rather than individual homes; not all requests can be accommodated. Bus routes are finalized after all bus application forms are received, and pick-up/drop-off times can be early or late due to traffic and weather conditions.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and Admission Fees - Application fee: ¥50,000 (non‑refundable). - Registration fee (new students): ¥400,000 (one‑time, non‑refundable). - Development Fund (new students): ¥1,000,000 (one‑time, non‑refundable). Annual and Per‑Year Tuition (School Year 2025–2026) - Elementary School tuition: ¥2,700,000 per year. - Middle School tuition: ¥2,800,000 per year. - High School tuition: ¥2,850,000 per year. Per‑term / Billing schedule - The school publishes a full, school‑year Tuition & Fees schedule (School Year 2025–26) that contains the detailed billing schedule and installment information for the year; that document is the school's official tuition & fees schedule. For specifics of term‑by‑term billing and exact installment due dates you should use the school's published 2025–26 Tuition & Fees schedule. Fees for Returning Students - Re‑Enrollment Seat Deposit: ¥300,000 (non‑refundable; credited toward tuition). - Building Maintenance (annual): ¥150,000 (returning students). - Tuition for returning students is the same annual amount by level as above (Elementary ¥2,700,000; Middle ¥2,800,000; High ¥2,850,000). Transportation (School Bus) - One way (morning or afternoon): ¥310,000 per year. - Both ways: ¥420,000 per year. Device / Level‑specific mandatory costs and other academic charges - Elementary (Grades 3–5): iPad and cover are provided and the mandatory one‑time cost is charged on the student invoice; the device cost is included in the school fees invoice and is non‑refundable. - Middle School (Grade 6 and incoming Grades 7–8): MacBook Air fee is included on the invoice (one‑time mandatory cost for these cohorts). - High School IB exam fees: billed in December for students who register for IB exams; ¥20,000 per subject. - Graduation fee for Grade 12 students: ¥30,000 (cap and gown, reception and related ceremony expenses). - Additional items charged or available through the school: cafeteria/food service, school accident insurance, and any Corporate Contribution Program charges as applicable. School Accident Insurance - Students are enrolled in a school personal accident insurance policy upon payment of school fees with coverage commencing September 1: medical reimbursements up to ¥1,000,000 and loss of life/physical impediment benefits up to ¥3,000,000. Uniforms and Uniform Costs - Uniforms are purchased through the school's authorized vendor (Top of the Class). Ordering and payment are handled through the vendor; payment options offered by the vendor include PayPal and credit card. Specific uniform prices are set by the vendor and are purchased separately via that vendor. Non‑refund and Refund Information (explicitly stated items) - Non‑refundable charges explicitly stated: application fee (¥50,000); registration fee (¥400,000 for new students); development fund (¥1,000,000 one‑time); building maintenance fee (¥150,000 annual where indicated); device costs charged on invoice for required iPad/MacBook (one‑time, non‑refundable); re‑enrollment seat deposit (¥300,000) is non‑refundable but will be credited toward tuition. These items are described as non‑refundable in the school's published fees information. Boarding (if applicable) - Boarding is not listed as a program or fee category for this school; there are no boarding fees published for St. Mary's International School for the 2025–26 school year. Transportation is offered via school bus instead. Billing and Payment Terms (what is stated publicly) - Credit card payments are accepted for application fees only; credit cards are not accepted for other fees and tuition payments. - The school encourages payment of tuition and fees by bank transfer. Any bank transfer fees or lifting fees (particularly for payments from abroad) must be covered by the payer. The school provides bank transfer details (MUFG Bank, Jiyugaoka Branch) including the account number and SWIFT code for international remittance. Payments should be made in the student's name and include the student's school ID where requested. - The Re‑Enrollment Seat Deposit for returning students is credited toward tuition. Other costs parents should anticipate (examples shown on published schedule) - Field trips, retreats, ski trip charges (elementary/middle/high as described for specific grades) and optional cafeteria payments are additional to tuition and will be invoiced or charged as appropriate. Where detailed term‑by‑term instalment dates and full billing schedule are published - The school's official two‑page School Year 2025–26 Tuition & Fees document contains the complete billing schedule, instalment/due‑date information and the full fee table for the year. That published school document is the official source of the term‑by‑term billing schedule and any fine‑print payment terms for 2025–26. Summary of primary sources used: St. Mary's International School official Tuition & Fees page and the school's published School Year 2025–26 Tuition & Fees document; the school's uniform ordering page for vendor/payment details.	Fee details Application and One‑time Fees - Application Fee (first-time applicants): JPY 22,000. - Entrance Fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): JPY 275,000. - School Development Fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): JPY 220,000. Annual Tuition and Maintenance (by year group) - Tuition (annual, all divisions K–12): JPY 2,148,000 per year. - Maintenance Fee (annual, all divisions K–12): JPY 198,000 per year. - Middle School trip (annual, where applicable): JPY 110,000. - High School trip (annual, where applicable): JPY 110,000. - Example annual totals shown: - Kindergarten / Elementary — New enrollee total: JPY 2,863,000; Continuing student total: JPY 2,346,000. - Middle School — New enrollee total: JPY 2,973,000; Continuing student total: JPY 2,456,000. - High School — New enrollee total: JPY 2,973,000; Continuing student total: JPY 2,456,000. Per‑term amounts and how payments are charged - The school charges tuition on an annual basis but permits payment by equal installments across three term payments. The published installment schedule and administration fee apply. - Derived per‑term breakdown (annual tuition and maintenance divided equally across three terms): - Tuition per term (annual JPY 2,148,000 ÷ 3): JPY 716,000 per term (this is the annual tuition divided equally by three). - Maintenance per term (annual JPY 198,000 ÷ 3): JPY 66,000 per term. - Combined tuition + maintenance per term (continuing student): JPY 782,000 per term (derived). - First invoice for new enrollees will include the one‑time Application, Entrance and School Development fees in addition to the term charge; the three one‑time fees together total JPY 517,000 (JPY 22,000 + JPY 275,000 + JPY 220,000). These one‑time charges are payable at initial registration. (Per‑term amounts above are derived by equal division of annual figures; the school invoices annual and first‑time charges as noted.) Installment schedule and administration fee - Installment due dates: - Term 1: after acceptance or by the end of June of the preceding school year. - Term 2: mid October of the enrolled school year. - Term 3: mid February of the enrolled school year. - Administration fee for installment plan: JPY 15,400 per term (10% consumption tax included). - Tuition is due 10 business days after formal acceptance; for applicants accepted after June 1, tuition is due immediately upon acceptance. Registration is complete only after all invoiced fees have been paid; the student's first day of school will be 14 days after payment of all fees and tuition. Additional recurring and optional fees - ASK (Academic Support for Kids) services — fee per term: Intensive JPY 154,000; Moderate JPY 88,000; Mild JPY 44,000; Middle School ASK JPY 110,000. (G9 and up not eligible for ASK.) - School lunch (fee per term): Kindergarten JPY 42,340; Elementary JPY 48,140; Middle School and High School JPY 51,040. - Camp fees (subject to change): Fall Camp (K5–G6) JPY 44,000; Nojiri Camp (MS/HS) JPY 88,000; Ski Camp (G1–G6) JPY 88,000. - School bus (subject to change): annual and per‑term options by route: - Koto‑ku round trip annual JPY 356,400 (per term JPY 118,800); one‑way annual JPY 217,800 (per term JPY 72,600). - Other wards round trip annual JPY 475,200 (per term JPY 158,400); one‑way annual JPY 277,200 (per term JPY 92,400). - PTA fee: annual JPY 10,000 (pro‑rata if joining after Term 2: JPY 5,000; after Term 3: JPY 2,000). - Additional possible costs: fees for high school overseas university visits and other administration fees may apply. Sibling discounts and scholarships - Sibling discount on tuition: second child receives a 10% discount on the tuition fee; third child receives a 50% discount on the tuition fee (discounts apply only to tuition). - Entrance scholarship: a one‑time entrance scholarship of JPY 200,000 may be awarded under the school's scholarship process; families pay full fees initially and receive a reimbursement for the scholarship amount after enrollment processing if awarded. Refunds and mid‑term entry - Applicants who register mid‑term are charged a prorated percentage of tuition for that term. - If a student withdraws before the end of the academic year, the school will refund the tuition for the term(s) in which the student will not be attending. No refund is issued for withdrawal from the school after a term has begun; no refund for a term will be issued after that term has started. - The Entrance and School Development Fees are non‑refundable in all cases. Boarding (residency) and day‑school status - Boarding is not part of the school's offerings; the school operates as a day school and provides school‑bus services for student transport. Boarding fees are not applicable. Uniforms and other parent‑paid supplies - The school uses a uniform policy (blazer and other items are part of the required dress). Specific uniform items and costs are not listed in the published fee schedule and are purchased separately by families. Expect uniform purchase as an additional expense. Payment methods and invoicing - Fees are invoiced at acceptance; invoices include payment instructions. Bank transfer payment instructions and bank account details are used for YMCA programs and are provided with program invoices and payment instructions. Credit‑card payment is accepted for certain YMCA online transactions (for example donations); the invoiced tuition payment method is typically bank transfer as shown in YMCA program payment instructions. Parents should follow the payment instructions on the invoice. Notes on taxation and administration - All published costs are subject to Japan's consumption tax (10%) where noted; many listed amounts include the 10% consumption tax. - Tuition fees are subject to annual increases (the school indicates planned increases of approximately 5–8% annually for several years).
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Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details St. Mary's International School in Tokyo delivers a holistic, standards-based curriculum across elementary, middle, and high school, rooted in a Catholic values framework and a focus on the whole child.	Curriculum details The TYIS curriculum follows a North American framework and incorporates Common Core standards with a cohesive grade-level progression. Core subjects are Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, with co-curricular classes that enrich the curriculum and include Physical Education, Swimming, Music, Art, Computer Skills and Japanese. The program emphasizes developing independent, creative, proactive global citizens and incorporates a range of social and life-skill activities such as fall camps, ski camps, a science fair, a spelling bee, a talent show, sports day and a seasonal concert. Professional development supports teacher growth in pedagogy, inclusion and equity, technology, and discipline-specific knowledge. The Elementary curriculum is taught in English and follows North American standards, with reading support through Accelerated Reader and progress-tracking tools including i-Ready for language arts and math. The High School and Middle School programs extend these foundations, with a U.S.-style high school experience, a dual track in math and science, university guidance and SAT preparation, and opportunities for inquiry-based learning and experiential education.
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Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression Graduates are prepared for higher education at international universities. The high school program is modeled after a U.S. high school experience and includes university guidance and SAT test prep. A dual track system supports advanced study in math and science, with elective options in arts, foreign language, information technology and vocational skills.
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning —
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English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
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Facilities	Facilities
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Admissions Process Step 1 — Inquire and arrange a campus visit. Prospective families should start by making an inquiry or signing up for a campus tour. Applications are welcome at any time, and visiting the campus is encouraged to understand the school's environment. Note that there is no parking available for school tours. The school can be contacted via the Admissions team for questions or to schedule a visit. Step 2 — Prepare and submit the application with supporting documents and fees. Begin by completing the online application and paying the non-refundable application fee of ¥50,000 for each application. The application requires an Application Form, Confidential Information Form, Record Release Form, a copy of the applicant's birth certificate or passport page, a recent family photo, and the applicant's school records for the past two years plus the current year's progress report. For Readiness Program (kindergarten) and Grade 1, a Kindergarten Teacher's Recommendation is also needed; for older grades there are grade-specific recommendations. The application fee can be paid by credit card or wired to the school's account. Step 3 — The admissions evaluation includes academic records, testing, and interviews. Students are admitted on the basis of transcripts from previous schools, standardized test results, a screening test, and a personal interview with both the prospective student and the parents. The school reviews documentation and test results to determine fit with the English-based curriculum. Some grades also require teacher recommendations and counselor/principal references as part of the evaluation. Step 4 — Grade-specific screening steps and timelines. For Readiness Program (RP) and Grade 1, there are on-campus activities such as a group observation (RP) and an on-campus screening (Grade 1) followed by on-campus family interviews. For RP, the process includes a teacher recommendation deadline and a family interview window, with admission decisions communicated after the interview period. For Grade 1, the on-campus screening occurs in early November, followed by observations and a family interview in November–December, with admission decisions typically issued in late January. Step 5 — Admission decision, offer, and enrollment. Admission decision letters are issued on set dates (e.g., February 28, 2026 for RP and January 31, 2026 for Grade 1 in the 2026–2027 cycle). If offered a seat, enrollment requires payment of the Registration fee within two weeks of the offer. The Re-Enrollment Deposit for returning students is non-refundable but credited toward tuition, and a School Bus or other transportation option may be selected with its own fee. Step 6 — Post-acceptance steps and forms. After acceptance, families must complete and submit Health Record forms, the Student ID Card Application Form, the School Bus Application Form (if applying for transport), and provide the Final School Report for the current school year. These steps complete enrollment and help the school finalize records. Notes on fees and payments (embedded in the process): The school lists the following for new entrants: Application Fee ¥50,000; Registration ¥400,000; Development Fund ¥1,000,000; Building Maintenance ¥150,000 per year; Tuition by level: Elementary ¥2,700,000; Middle ¥2,800,000; High ¥2,850,000. Returning students pay a Re-Enrollment Seat Deposit of ¥300,000 and Building Maintenance ¥150,000 plus tuition at the applicable level. Transportation by school bus is available at ¥310,000 one-way or ¥420,000 for both ways. Payments can be made by credit card (for the application fee only) or by bank transfer for the other items; remittances should be made in the student's name with the English spelling of the name and the school ID number. The Re-Enrollment Deposit is credited toward tuition. Cafeteria, accident insurance, and the Corporate Contribution Program are listed as separate items or programs. For full details, view the current Tuition & Fees schedule. Language of instruction and curriculum: The school operates with an English-based curriculum, and families are expected to support their child's success within that framework. The school does not discriminate in admissions on race, creed, or national origin. References: Admissions overview, RP / Grade 1 admissions timeline for 2026–2027, application requirements, and the general admissions policy are publicly posted. Fees for new entrants and returning students, as well as transportation and payment methods, are listed in the Tuition & Fees page. The Admissions section notes that inquiries and campus tours are available and that applications are welcome at any time. The language of instruction is described as English-based in the admissions policy. Waitlisted applicants are governed by a separate policy (see the Waitlist section). Faculty and staff contact information is included in the Admissions and Contact pages. Citations: Admissions overview and steps (turn1view0), RP / Grade 1 admissions timeline (turn2view0, turn4search5), Application Requirements (turn4search6), Tuition & Fees (turn5view0). Waitlist/Pool 2. Waitlist Policy and Process If a grade level is full, students may be placed on a waitlist. Waitlisted students are expected to continue their education while on the waitlist rather than remaining at home; the waitlisted status is valid only until a designated date set by Admissions. Importantly, waitlist placement is not based on a first-come, first-served basis but rather on the individual screening results. Students on the waitlist will be considered for enrollment as soon as a seat opens at their grade level. The waitlist policy applies to each grade-level as appropriate. References: Admissions Policy (turn4search0). Waitlist/Pool details (additional context): The policy specifies that the waitlist is used when a grade is full and that the process is driven by screening results rather than order of application. The policy indicates the waitlist is grade-specific and has an expiration date determined by Admissions. References: Admissions Policy (turn4search0). Scholarships 3. Scholarships There is no publicly posted scholarship program listed for St. Mary's International School in Tokyo. The site describes the school as a not-for-profit institution and notes a Corporate Contribution Program and fundraising activities, but it does not publish formal need-based or merit-based scholarships in the admissions or fees sections. Families may inquire with Admissions about any possible financial aid or external funding opportunities, but no scholarship details are published on the site. References: Support Us page (turn7view0) and Tuition & Fees page (turn5view0) which reference the Corporate Contribution Program and general fundraising, but no scholarship offerings are listed. Additional notes for context - The school teaches in English and uses an English-based curriculum. This is stated in the admissions policy. References: Admissions Policy (turn0search5). - The school is actively international in focus and emphasizes partnerships with families; inquiries and campus tours are encouraged, with admissions open to both local and overseas applicants per RP/G1 timelines. References: Admissions page (turn1view0) and RP / Grade 1 Admissions (turn2view0, turn4search5). - The latest published fee structure for new entrants is for School Year 2025-2026, with annual tuition by level and one-time and annual ancillary fees; the 2026-2027 timelines are available for RP and Grade 1 admissions, indicating the school publishes updated timelines for future cohorts. References: Tuition & Fees (turn5view0), RP / Grade 1 Admissions (turn4search5). If you'd like, I can format this into a printable guide or tailor a calendar with key deadlines based on the grade you're considering.	Admissions The school teaches an English-based North American curriculum for K5 through 9th grade, with a High School opening starting in 2025-2026 (Grade 10). The K5 curriculum Foundation follows North American standards, including the Common Core, and offers core subjects (Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies) plus weekly co-curriculars that include physical education, swimming, music, art, computer skills and Japanese. Testing includes formative and summative assessments, supported by i-Ready language arts and math and Accelerated Reader. TYIS offers instruction in English with additional language support as needed. The school is located at 2-2-20 Toyo, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0016, and is accessible from Toyocho Station (Tozai Line); there is no on-site parking.
Scholarships	Scholarships 3) Scholarships - St. Mary's International School does not publish scholarships on its site. The school operates as a not-for-profit institution and relies on donations and fundraising; there is a Corporate Contribution Program, but no formal scholarship program is listed. Families interested in financial aid or scholarships should consult Admissions for any possible options or external funding, though no SMIS-based scholarship offerings are published. References: Support Us (turn7view0) and Fees page (turn5view0).	Scholarships Tuition and Fees: 2026-2027 fee schedule includes an application fee of 22,000 JPY, entrance fee 275,000 JPY, school development fee 220,000 JPY, and annual tuition and maintenance fees (Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle, High School) as published. Sibling discounts apply: 10% off for the second child and 50% off for the third child on tuition. Fees are tax-inclusive. Payment can be made in installments with an administration fee. Additional costs include school lunch, ASK services (English language supports), camp fees, bus services, and PTA fees. The first day of school is 14 days after all fees are paid; if accepted after June 1, tuition is due upon acceptance. Note: tuition may increase yearly. The school also offers a Middle School Enrollment Scholarship with its own criteria and application process.
Waitlist	Waitlist 2) Waitlist / Pool - When a given grade level is full, applicants may be waitlisted. Waitlisted students are expected to continue their education while on the waitlist and not simply wait at home. Waitlisted students will be considered for enrollment when a seat opens at their specific grade level. The waitlisted status is valid only until the designated date as set forth by Admissions. Importantly, waitlisted students are not admitted based on a first-come, first-served basis but rather on their individual screening results. Reference: Admissions Policy (turn4search0).	Waitlist —
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