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Japan, Tokyo
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Clarence International School requires pupils to wear a school uniform. Uniform items include a Clarence School Pullover, Clarence School Vest, a polo shirt, shorts for winter and summer, long or short socks, and a PE cap. Uniforms can be purchased either through the School Shop or Tombow Uniform Shop; orders placed via the school site are ready for collection from the school office in about one week during term time, while Tombow orders are delivered directly to the family.
Clarence International School is part of Clarence Education Asia (CEA). The group is governed under CEAMS LLC and operates multiple educational brands, including Rugby School Japan and Phoenix House International School. The CIS lineage traces back to Clarence International School itself (founded in 2016) as the initial pre-school under the Clarence Education Asia umbrella.
Clarence International School is a British international pre-prep school in Minami-Aoyama, described as being in the heart of Tokyo. It serves children from 18 months to 6 years old and follows the English Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and the National Curriculum of England. Learning includes a strong arts component: the school highlights weekly music lessons with specialist teachers and visual art experiences such as sculpture, printmaking and ceramics. Outdoor learning is built in through frequent time in nearby parks and “Muddy Parks.” In the Rainbow class, children also begin structured technology learning, including typing, LEGO coding, Scratch and robotics. Beyond the school day, children can join termly clubs and the school states it operates its own bus service for routes and excursions.
