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Malvern College Tokyo sits on a 15,577 m² campus with a four-storey main building and extensive sports grounds. The facilities are designed for modern learning, including specialist classrooms and a spacious, four-floor library. The library is located on the fourth floor and offers quiet study areas, group spaces, and IB-focused resources. Every classroom features interactive projectors, and students have access to iPads and laptops to support coding and AI projects. Creative spaces include the Expressive Arts Room, Grub dining hall, a Japanese Room, and a Big School space with a built-in performance stage and grand piano for assemblies and performances. Outdoor spaces include Sakura Garden and Piloti Courtyard, with an all-weather pitch and running track on the sports grounds.
Malvern College Tokyo offers multi-purpose sports facilities and an all-weather pitch on campus, with a running track and a gymnasium to support physical education.
Academic facilities include science laboratories, drama and art studios, music rooms, and a spacious library. Technology resources are integrated throughout the campus, with interactive projectors in every classroom and access to iPads and laptops to support coding and AI work.
Expressive Arts Room supports drama, music, and dance rehearsals; Grub dining hall provides a social space for students; the Japanese Room offers hands-on experiences of Japanese culture. Outdoor spaces include Sakura Garden and Piloti Courtyard, which support outdoor learning and community life.
Malvern College Tokyo opened in August 2023 and is located in Kodaira, a residential and academic area in western Tokyo, approximately 40 minutes from the city centre by train. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP), with English as the main language of instruction. All pupils study Japanese daily, with classes organised by language proficiency. The campus includes specialist facilities such as science laboratories, a library and a STEAM and Design Makerspace equipped with tools including 3D printers and laser cutters. Sports facilities include a two-storey gymnasium, a full-size all-weather sports pitch and a running track. The school also features a Sakura Garden, which is used for outdoor learning and community events, including the annual Sakura Culture Festival. Malvern College Tokyo currently operates as a day school and provides school bus services on selected routes.
