Global Indian International School Tokyo - Seishincho Campus

The Seishincho Campus is located at 2-10-1 Seishincho, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 134-0087, Japan. It sits along the Arakawa River in a residential area and is part of GIIS Tokyo's Edogawa campus network. The nearest metro station is Nishi-Kasai on the Tozai Line, and the GIIS network operates a school transport service with routes serving Seishincho and nearby areas.

The Seishincho Campus is a dedicated preschool campus offering Pre Primary education. It is part of the GIIS Tokyo family, which also runs other campuses in Nishikasai, Higashikasai, and Kita Kasai that provide Primary through High School levels.

GIIS Tokyo campuses are co-educational. The Seishincho Campus itself is a preschool site with no boarding facilities; GIIS states that boarding facilities are not provided across its Tokyo campuses.

English language support is provided through ELPP (English Language Proficiency Programme) and AEPP (Accelerated English Proficiency Programme) to assist non-native speakers in accessing the curricula.

GIIS Tokyo is part of the Global Indian International School network and offers globally recognised curricula including CBSE, Cambridge, and IB alongside GMP. CBSE is a component of the Indian curriculum pathway offered by the network.

GIIS Tokyo operates in a secular framework with no formal religious affiliation.

School timings in GIIS Tokyo typical days are: Kindergarten 9:00–1:00; Grades 1–10 9:00–3:20; Senior Grades 11–12 9:00–4:30. After-school and extended programs are available.

The GIIS Tokyo transport service offers safe, GPS-monitored school buses with routes across wards such as Edogawa, Koto, Chuo, Chiyoda, Meguro, Minato, and Urayasu. Detailed routes are published as PDFs for Nishikasai & Higashikasai (NK/HK) and Seishincho & Kitakasai (SSD/KK).

Application / Registration Fees
- One-time registration fee for Seishincho (Global Montessori Programme): JPY 40,000. The registration fee is non‑refundable.

Tuition and Building Fees (Seishincho — Pre‑Primary / GMP)
- Nursery (per term, 4 months): Tuition JPY 300,181; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 336,798. Annual charge (3 terms) JPY 1,010,394 (calculated as term total × 3).
- Junior KG & Senior KG (per term, 4 months): Tuition JPY 332,118; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 368,734. Annual charge (3 terms) JPY 1,106,202 (calculated as term total × 3).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Academic year structure: 3 terms per academic year; each term is four months. Term fees are charged per term. Term fees must be paid in full before the "Last Date of Payment" shown on the invoice. Late payment fee of JPY 100 per day applies for delays beyond the due date.
- First-term payment must be made by credit card; subsequent term payments are collected by GIRO (auto‑debit from a Japanese bank account). GIRO registration is completed with the Finance Department using the Japanese bank cash card. The school uses the myGIIS payment gateway and prefers GIRO for recurring payments. Cheque, cash, debit and credit card payments are accepted at campus at certain times.

Boarding
- No boarding facilities are provided at GIIS Tokyo (Seishincho). There are no boarding fees.

Other costs and optional fees
- Bus / Transport (regular routes): several route options are charged per term (4 months). Example route term amounts include JPY 141,438; JPY 109,468; JPY 151,083; JPY 169,233; each route carries a one‑time, non‑refundable registration fee of JPY 25,000. Shuttle group‑pick up services for campus routes are charged per term (typically JPY 48,400) with a one‑time non‑refundable registration fee (typically JPY 10,000) for shuttle services.
- After‑school program (optional): per term (4 months) fee options are published (examples shown: JPY 88,800; JPY 161,700; JPY 250,500 depending on hours). Monthly breakdowns for some options are published.
- Books and uniforms: purchases have a one‑day exchange period; beyond that there is no exchange or refund. Costs for books, uniforms and some co‑curricular items are charged separately.
- Miscellaneous: some activities, trips, private lessons and IT device requirements for higher grades are charged in addition to tuition and building fees. Scholarship awards generally do not cover one‑time registration fees, transport/bus fees, uniform or miscellaneous charges.
- Sibling discount: a tuition discount is offered for families with more than one child enrolled. Standard sibling policy indicates a 25% discount on tuition for additional children (details and eligibility are listed under the school's fee policy). The sibling discount does not apply to shuttle services. Specific sibling discount rules for bus fees are published in the fee structure.

Refunds and withdrawal policy
- Withdrawal requires submission of the online withdrawal form (parent portal). One month's written notice is required; refund rules on withdrawal apply only if the notice is given at least one month in advance. If notice is given after the invoice for the next month has been generated, the whole month's fee will be payable. There is no 15‑day refund; refunds are considered on a monthly basis in accordance with the published withdrawal policy. Books and uniform purchases have an exchange period of one day only; thereafter no refund or exchange is possible.

Fee payment options (accepted methods and gateway)
- Initial (first term) payment: Credit card. Subsequent term payments: GIRO (auto‑debit from a Japanese bank account). The school's published payment gateway is myGIIS. The school prefers GIRO for recurring payments; parents register a Japanese bank cash card with the Finance Department for auto‑debit. Cheques, cash, debit and credit cards are accepted at times as noted in published payment guidance.

(All amounts are shown in Japanese Yen and reflect the school's published fee schedule for the Seishincho / Global Montessori Programme. Figures for term and optional services are taken from the campus fee structure.)

GIIS Tokyo hosts students from over 20 nationalities. The national mix has Japanese as a significant component (approximately half of students) and Indian nationals making up a substantial portion (about one-third), with the remainder from various other nationalities.