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Japan, Osaka
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AIS Osaka offers clubs and programs that support academic enrichment. Primary School After School Clubs include Science Club and Math Tutoring, and Kanji Club supports language learning. The Clubs program also includes a Recreational Maths Club and a Study Hall where students can complete homework with teacher support. The Saturday School program is organized bi-monthly and emphasizes academic, creative, social, and emotional wellbeing as part of IB-PYP concepts.
AIS Osaka provides a broad menu of arts and creative clubs beyond the classroom. The Primary After School Clubs include Fine Arts and Cooking, and Story Telling is offered at the primary level. Additional clubs cover Art and Crafts, Classic Movies, Scrapbooking, Crochet, Dance, K-Pop Dance, Hawaiian Hula, Unicycle, and Korean Language, giving students opportunities in visual arts, performing arts, and crafts. These options enable students to explore arts and media alongside regular classes.
AIS Osaka offers language and culture activities including Kanji Club (Japanese) and Korean Language Club. A Culture Club provides cross-cultural activities, and the school hosts World Culture Events and an International Culture Festival to broaden cultural understanding. World culture instructors from multiple countries participate in classrooms, enhancing international mindedness.
AIS Osaka supports social and hobby clubs such as Karate Club and Soccer Club, as well as Basketball Club and Table Tennis. There are also Dance Club, K-Pop Dance Club, Gymnastics, Unicycle Club, and Hawaiian Hula Club, offering a wide range of physical and social activities. These clubs promote teamwork, social interaction, and recreational activity outside regular classes.
AIS Osaka participates in community and outreach activities. Community events are held a few times a year, including visits by Fire and Police Departments to explain safety and responsibility. World Culture Events bring language instructors from many countries into classrooms, and the International Culture Festival showcases diverse cultures. The school maintains an active PTA that collaborates with parents and teachers to enhance the school environment and organizes periodic events, and a Community Club provides additional family- and community-oriented programs.
Wellbeing is integrated through extracurriculars and IB-aligned programs. Saturday School is an immersive English program focusing on academic, creative, social, and emotional wellbeing. Sports and outdoor activities are central to life at AIS Osaka, with clubs in Soccer, Karate, Basketball, Table Tennis, Gymnastics, Dance, Unicycle, Hawaiian Hula, and K-Pop Dance, plus field trips and an annual Sports Day that promote fitness and teamwork. Community events and cultural festivals also contribute to a balanced, active school life.
Abroad International School Osaka is a co-educational school in Ikuno-ku, Osaka, serving students from age 1 through Grade 12, with learning pathways that include Early Learning Center through High School. The school is an IB Continuum School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP). The school notes the DP will launch in August 2026. In the Early Learning Center, the school states the youngest learners follow the UK EYFS framework. Support services include an EAL (English as an Additional Language) programme and a school bus service with published routes/schedules. After-school options include Study Hall in the library and a range of clubs such as soccer, karate, art and crafts and Korean language.
