Christian International Schools in Japan

Christian international schools in Japan are faith-based, English-medium schools that combine an explicit Christian ethos - chapel, Bible or Christian studies and pastoral care - with internationally recognised curricula rather than following only the Japanese national system. You will commonly find American, British and International Baccalaureate programmes, with English used for core instruction while Japanese language lessons and EAL support are routinely provided. Published tuition varies widely by location and school category; many schools publish annual fees in the lower-millions of yen for day programmes, and families should expect additional one-off or annual charges for enrolment, capital levies, lunches and school trips. Admissions usually require an application and recent school reports, a passport/visa check, immunisation records and an age-appropriate assessment or interview; some schools admit on a rolling basis while others follow the Japanese academic year (April) or the international year (August/September), so check each school’s calendar and capacity before relocating.

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