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Camelot International School is located in Itabashi-ku, Tokyo. The Primary/Lower Secondary Division is at 3 Chome-10-34 Mukaihara, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo 173-0036, Japan, and the Upper Secondary Annex is at 1 Chome-10-17 Mukaihara, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo 173-0036, Japan. The school is near Kotake-Mukaihara Station, with access to the Fukutoshin Line, Yurakucho Line and Seibu Ikebukuro Line; Ikebukuro is one stop away by rapid train and three stops by local train, and Nerima is two stops away on the Seibu-Ikebukuro Line.

The school teaches all grades from Grade 1 to Grade 12 (UK/British Year 2 to Year 13). There are no Kindergarten classes at Camelot.

Camelot International School is an international school following the Cambridge Curriculum (IGCSE & A-Level). It does not publish boarding facilities; the school operates as a local international day school.

The school maintains a diverse student body with a higher share of international students in the upper divisions; the ratio varies by grade. Many Japanese students hold multiple nationalities. There is no single published nationality breakdown for the entire school.

The school emphasizes an inclusive environment and small class sizes (average about 12 students per grade, with a 6:1 student–teacher ratio) to support individual learning needs. Specific formal SEN provisions or facilities are not publicly described.

Not affiliated with a specific country; the school follows the Cambridge Curriculum (UK-based) for its subjects and examinations.

Religious affiliation is not stated; the school's philosophy emphasizes equality regardless of religion.

School doors open at 8:30 and close at 17:00. Primary lessons run roughly 9:20–15:30 (Fridays 9:20–14:40). Secondary lessons run roughly 9:15–16:00, with general weekday hours extending to 17:00 for activities or staying on campus.

The school does not operate a school bus. Kotake-Mukaihara Station is about a two-minute walk from the school, so many students travel by train; some families come by car.

The account holder for payments is Sedna Co., Ltd.

Camelot International School is an international school in Itabashi-ku, Tokyo, founded in 2014. It has 88 students and over 15 dedicated teachers and staff. The Primary School from Grade 1 to Grade 5 follows the Cambridge Primary Curriculum and uses the Singapore Math Curriculum for mathematics. The Lower Secondary School (Grades 6–8) was launched in September 2017; English is the language of tuition in all subjects; the school follows the Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme and the Singapore Math Curriculum, preparing students for the extended IGCSE Mathematics curriculum. The Upper Secondary School offers Cambridge IGCSE Programme (introduced in September 2019) and Cambridge A-Level Programme (introduced in September 2021). The first graduating class completed university admissions in June 2023 and the second graduating class is planned to progress to university in June 2025. Application Guidelines for the September 2026 start will be released in February 2026.

88 students with over 15 teachers and staff.

The first graduating class progressed to university in June 2023; the second graduating class is planned to progress to university in June 2025.

Graduates have progressed to universities; the first graduating class did so in June 2023 and the second is planned for June 2025.

Camelot International School places social-emotional development at the core of its approach. The school emphasizes emotional intelligence and social skills as part of its 'Beyond Academics' focus and values of Kindness, Confidence, and Independence. It promotes an inclusive environment where staff, students, and administrators are valued, respected, and heard. Small class sizes (average 12 students per grade) and a 6:1 student–faculty ratio support personalized attention to students' social and emotional needs. The Cambridge pathway and dedicated staff support student welfare and growth, with over 15 teachers and staff.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision. There is no explicit mention of SEN staff or dedicated SEN programs on the site. The environment is described as inclusive with small class sizes and 'plentiful educational support' from teachers, which may assist learners with diverse needs, but no formal SEN services are detailed. Camelot is not described as a specialist SEN institution. The school has 88 students and over 15 dedicated teachers and staff.

Lower Secondary uses English as the language of tuition in all subjects, including English, mathematics and science. The Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme is conducted in English. The school states it welcomes students with functional English ability. There is no explicit EAL program or dedicated EAL staff described on the site. Public information about structured EAL support is limited.

Mental wellbeing is supported through a focus on personal wellbeing, including opportunities for creativity and physical activity. There is an emphasis on building emotional intelligence and social skills as part of the 'Beyond Academics' approach. An inclusive environment that values mutual respect contributes to student welfare. The school's mission centers welfare and growth, aiming to cultivate compassion, resilience, and critical thinking. The school has over 15 staff to support student welfare.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding policies or child-protection procedures. No safeguarding policy page is visible on the site. The site provides general contact details for families but does not publish safeguarding contacts. The available pages focus on authorization, hours, admissions, and inclusive philosophy rather than safeguarding. Families seeking safeguarding information should contact the school through the provided channels.

Step 1. Before you start: The academic year runs from September to June. Information about enrolment procedures, school tours, and applications is updated each year in February/March for September entry. Applications are accepted from children aged 6 years and above by August 31 of the enrolment year. An online Visiting Form is available from March to June for eligible applicants.

Step 2. Admission guidelines and visits: Applications are accepted only from those who meet the admission guidelines, and there are limited seats by grade. Check the Admission Guidelines and FAQ for details.

Step 3. Submit application and pay the fee: Submit the online Application Form (available to eligible applicants) and pay a non‑refundable Application Fee of ¥15,000, which covers the application process—not testing. Bank information for the payment is provided: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation; Bank Number 0009; SWIFT SMBCJPJT; Shinjuku Branch No. 221; Savings Account 4863750; Account Holder Sedna Co., Ltd.; Address 2-21-5 Okubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-0072.

Step 4. Results and assessment: The school reviews the application and notifies results by email (pass or fail). The assessment may include an entrance exam to test English and Mathematics, and an interview may be conducted. For applicants living abroad, alternatives to the on-site entrance exam may be arranged.

Step 5. Enrollment: If accepted, the Entrance Fee must be paid within seven business days from the day the acceptance letter is issued. If payment is not completed within seven days, the offer to enroll is considered withdrawn.