Japanese School in Prague

Czech Republic, Prague

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Japanese

Fees CZK 108,000

Ages 6 - 15 years

Pupil numbers 95

Type Co-educational

Opened 1980

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, Czech

Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Primary School, Middle School

Introduction

Prague Japanese School, located at Skuteckého 1388/18 in Praha 6-Řepy, Czech Republic, serves students aged 6 to 15 with a bespoke curriculum that cultivates independent, collaborative learners and an international outlook. Educational goals describe smart, kind, resilient students taught by loving, passionate teachers with strong instructional ability and international-mindedness. Management rests on clear, goal-oriented instruction, collaborative learning, and open, connected classrooms that draw out each student's strengths, with a focus on multicultural understanding and global citizenship. Partnerships with parents, organizations, and the local community, plus robust career guidance, actively support studying abroad, returning to Japan, and progression to higher education. Facilities include six elementary and three middle-school classrooms, science, music, art/craft, technology, cooking, learning, and multipurpose rooms, plus a gymnasium; the campus is owned by the Japanese Association. The school began in 1972 as a supplementary school, opened full-time Prague Japanese School in 1980, and moved to campus in 1996.

www.jpnschool.cz

Skuteckého 1388/18, 16300 Praha 6 - Řepy, Czech Republic

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The Essentials

Location

The Prague Japanese School is located in Řepy, Prague 6, in the western part of Prague, Czech Republic. The campus is situated in the Řepy district (Praha 6 - Řepy). For banking and official purposes the address listed is Skuteckého 1388/18, Praha 6 - Řepy, 16300. The school moved to its current site in Řepy in 2004.

Stages

Elementary (小学部) and Junior High (中学部)

Bus service

The Prague Japanese School offers a school bus service operated by an external company. As of 2025, two buses are in operation with a capacity of 23 students per bus. Stops are not publicly published for safety. Morning pickup is around 07:30–07:55. After-school drop-off times are around 16:20–17:00 on Mondays and Tuesdays, and 15:40–16:20 on Wednesdays to Fridays. Enrollment for bus service starts two months before transfer; the monthly fare is 5,450 CZK (effective 2026). Applications are processed in order of receipt; siblings have priority. Bus contact is via the bus committee, with the bus operator emails: pragueminibus@centrum.cz and jindrich.pj@gmail.cz. Safety rules include wearing seat belts and other guidelines; the school bus operates under a set of procedures and notices published by the School Bus Committee.

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Fees

Application / Entrance fee
- One‑time entrance fee: CZK 10,000 (per child).

Tuition fees (breakdown per payment period and equivalent annual amount)
- Monthly tuition: CZK 9,000 (per child).
- Standard payment unit: four months paid in advance. The four‑month installment equals CZK 36,000 (CZK 9,000 × 4).
- Annual equivalent (for budgeting/comparison): CZK 108,000 (CZK 9,000 × 12). Note: the school requires four‑month advance payments and does not perform prorated daily calculations on entry/withdrawal.

Tuition by year group / term
- The published tuition rate is a single monthly rate applied per child (no separate published rates by grade or year group). Payments are collected in four‑month advance installments as stated above.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Payment frequency: tuition is charged monthly but collected as a four‑month advance payment (pay four months together).
- No daily proration: the school does not perform day‑by‑day prorated tuition calculations at the time of transfer in/out.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; the school operates as a day school (no boarding fees).

Other costs and mandatory / typical additional charges
- Textbook and instructional material costs, and costs for specific activities and trips (examples listed include ski lessons/field trips, ski camps, and school excursions such as ski outings for certain grades and school trips) are charged in addition to tuition; amounts vary by activity and grade.
- School meals: the school does not provide a lunch program; students require a packed lunch and water bottle. (No meal fees charged by the school.)
- Uniforms and school bags: there is no school‑specified uniform or designated school bag; no uniform fees.
- School bus (optional): bus service is billed separately. The published bus charge is CZK 5,450 per month; billing is issued every three months by the bus operator. The published monthly bus rate became effective January 1, 2026.

Refund and proration policies
- Tuition proration: no day‑by‑day prorated tuition calculations are made at the time of transfer/withdrawal.
- Bus refunds: for the school bus, limited refund measures exist in special circumstances (e.g., parental relocation or school transfer): if requested before invoicing, only the months actually used are invoiced; if requested after invoicing, a refund is possible for full month(s) unused after deducting tax and administrative fees. Bus cancellations require a one‑month notice; late payments may incur interest or contract termination.

Fee payment options and banking details
- Accepted payment method (published): bank transfer to the school's account. The bank details provided for payments are:
- Bank: Československá obchodní banka
- Account name / payee: Nadace Japonské spol
- Account number / bank code: 349248412 / 0300
- IBAN: CZ96 0300 0000 0003 4924 8412
- BIC/SWIFT: CEKOCZPP
- Invoices and bank transfer instructions are used for payments; payment by credit card is not published as an option.

Academics

Curriculum

Educational goals: Cultivate independent learners who learn together, with a rich heart and an international outlook. Desired student attributes: Smart, kind, resilient, and capable of living in the world. Desired teacher profile: Loving and passionate teachers with strong instructional ability and international-mindedness who are prepared to take on challenges. Pillars of school management include clear, goal-oriented instruction and collaborative learning; open, connected classroom management that draws out each student's strengths; development of students able to live in a multicultural society and grow as global talents; partnership with parents, organizations, and the local community; and robust career guidance that actively supports studying abroad, returning to Japan, and progression to higher education. Focus of educational activities: Strengthening academic ability as a life skill; fostering a rich heart through interpersonal relationships; advancing international understanding education; building healthy, robust physical strength; and promoting an open, collaborative school environment.

Higher Education Progression

Guidance for future educational pathways, including overseas schooling and returning to Japan, and active support for progression to higher education.

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Admissions

1. If you have decided to enroll or transfer, contact the Prague Japanese School by email to start the process. The school can be reached by telephone at +420-233-340-000. The email address is contact [at] jpnschool.cz; replace [at] with @ when sending. 2. Submit documents: Bring an enrollment certificate from your current school, a copy of the official academic record, a health examination form, a dental examination form, a Career Passport, and the enrollment application you will fill when you visit or that you receive by email. If entering for the first year of elementary school, only the enrollment application is required. 3. Required expenses: The admission fee is 10,000 CZK per child (one-time). Tuition is 9,000 CZK per month per child, payable for four months in advance. Tuition is not prorated for mid‑year transfers. Additional costs include teaching materials, ski classes for grades 3–4, ski camp for grade 5 and middle school year 1, and the school trip for grades 6 and middle school year 2. 4. Textbooks: All overseas Japanese schools use the same textbooks. If transferring from Japan, obtain textbooks from JOES before departure and bring them with you. To receive textbooks, the current school must issue a Textbook Salary Certificate. 5. Lunch: The school does not provide lunch, so students must bring a lunch and a water bottle. 6. Commute to and from school: Students travel by school bus, private car or taxi, or public transportation. If you wish to use the school bus, please contact the school at least two months before enrollment. Details on bus service, the application form, and the bus service suspension form are available. 7. School supplies: Most supplies can be obtained at the school, but some items are sold only in Japan or have different shapes. Check the Grade-by-Grade Supplies List (2026) to confirm what is needed. If you already have items, please bring them. 8. Uniforms and bags: There are no prescribed uniforms or school bags. Regular sneakers or indoor shoes are acceptable. No gym uniform is required, but gym-appropriate clothing should be prepared. 9. Frequently asked questions about transfers: See the transfer-related FAQ for common questions. 10. Czech Japanese Association membership: Nationality does not matter for admission, but membership in the Czech Japanese Association is required for admission. Parents are encouraged to join the Czech Japanese Association. The school's facilities and equipment belong to the Association, and the annual school budget is used for school activities through the Association. 11. Trial enrollment: Trial enrollment information is provided. 12. Enrollment survey for 2026: The April 2026 enrollment survey for children enrolling in elementary year 1 and middle year 1 has closed.

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FAQs

Where is the Prague Japanese School located?

The Prague Japanese School is located in Řepy, Prague 6, in western Prague. The campus address is Skuteckého 1388/18, Praha 6 - Řepy, 16300. The school moved to this site in 2004.

What ages does the Prague Japanese School serve and what divisions exist?

The school serves students aged 6 to 15, covering Elementary (小学部) and Junior High (中学部). There are about 95 students in total, with roughly 80 in elementary and 15 in middle school.

Who is the head of the Prague Japanese School and what is its educational focus?

The head of school is Takashi Matsumoto. The school focuses on cultivating independent learners with an international outlook and aims to develop smart, kind, resilient students who can live in a global world, supported by goal‑oriented instruction and collaborative learning.

What are the tuition fees and how are they billed?

Tuition is 9,000 CZK per month per child, billed as four months in advance (a 36,000 CZK installment). The annual equivalent is 108,000 CZK. Transfers do not receive day‑by‑day proration.

What is the admissions process and what fees apply?

To enroll, contact the Prague Japanese School by email. Required documents include an enrollment certificate, the official academic record, health and dental examination forms, a Career Passport, and the enrollment application. The one‑time admission fee is 10,000 CZK per child, with tuition paid in four‑month increments.

Are there additional costs beyond tuition, such as textbooks or transport?

Yes. Textbooks and instructional materials, ski lessons for certain grades, ski camps, and school trips are charged in addition to tuition. A school bus service is available at 5,450 CZK per month (as of 2026); stops are not publicly published for safety, and enrollment for bus service starts two months before enrollment.

What is the academic focus and which levels are offered?

The school emphasizes strengthening academic ability as a life skill and fostering international understanding, with a focus on collaborative, goal‑oriented instruction. It offers Elementary (小学部) and Junior High (中学部) levels, serving a total of about 95 students.

How does the school support students with higher education and study abroad?

The school provides robust career guidance that actively supports studying abroad, returning to Japan, and progression to higher education.

What facilities does the Prague Japanese School have?

The campus includes six elementary classrooms, three middle‑school classrooms, and special rooms for science, music, art/craft, technology, cooking, learning, and a multipurpose space. There is also a gymnasium and standard administrative spaces.

Who owns the school facilities and how are they funded?

Facilities and equipment are owned by the Czech Japanese Association, and annual budgets for operations are allocated by the Association.

What student leadership or clubs exist at the school?

The Student Council runs four committees — Representative, Living Environment, Library, and Health and Physical Education — and leads events such as the Lidice Peace Memorial Ceremony and other school activities.

What cultural or international activities are offered beyond regular classes?

Students participate in Walk Rally around Prague, exchanges with local Czech schools, and a Berlin study trip for sixth grade and second‑year middle school students. The International Music Festival and regular sketching sessions also broaden cultural experiences.

Are there leadership development or community service opportunities?

Yes. Students take active leadership roles in planning and delivering events like Sports Day and the Lidice ceremony, and participate in intercultural exchanges with Czech peers, supporting community involvement.

How does the school support wellbeing and social‑emotional development?

The school emphasizes social and emotional development through heart‑centered education, mutual learning, and collaborative assessment, with a focus on human rights, healthy living, and physical activity.

How is safeguarding addressed at the school?

The school maintains a publicly posted anti‑bullying policy, and all staff are committed to preventing bullying and protecting student wellbeing; concerns are addressed to ensure a safe environment.

What health and physical activity programs are included in the curriculum?

Health education and physical fitness are emphasized as part of lifelong wellbeing, supported by programs like the Praha Child Fitness Improvement Plan.

Is there a school uniform, and what about gym or sports attire?

There are no prescribed uniforms or school bags. Regular sneakers or indoor shoes are acceptable, and gym‑appropriate clothing is recommended when needed.

Is boarding offered at the Prague Japanese School?

No, boarding is not applicable. The Prague Japanese School operates as a day school.

How is governance structured for the Prague Japanese School?

The Czech Japanese Association is the establishment body, the Prague Japanese School Steering Committee is the operating body, and the building is owned by the Czech Japanese Association. The school is registered by the Czech Ministry of Education as a compulsory education institution.

What is the school's history and when did it open?

The Prague Japanese School began as the Prague Japanese Supplementary School in February 1972. The full‑time Japanese School opened on April 28, 1980, and moved to its current campus in 1996.

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