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Cambridge-accredited programs are offered at MIST across Primary through Advanced Levels, indicating an English-language international curriculum. The Mist site does not publish a detailed list of languages taught beyond English or specify language-support structures for non-native speakers. Information about Japanese language offerings or other language options is not published on Mist's site.
Two English-language immersion pathways are linked to Musashi International School Tokyo through its partner, Aoba Japan International Educational Systems. The Nakano campus offers the Aoba Bridge Program (ABP), a 100% English environment based on the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme to support preschoolers as they transition toward MIST. The Mitaka campus offers the Musashi International Course (MIC), a 100% English language preschool curriculum aligned with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Cambridge International accreditation, preparing students to enter the MIST Elementary School. Both programs emphasize inquiry-based learning and language development in an English-only setting, with a focus on a clear progression into MIST's Cambridge-primary pathway.
Musashi International School Tokyo (MIST) is an English-medium school in Mitaka-shi, Tokyo, serving students from Kindergarten to Year 13. Kindergarten (K3–K4) is based on the Early Years Foundation Stage and runs in a 100% English environment, with learning areas that include literacy, mathematics, art and design, and physical development. From Elementary, students follow the Cambridge Primary Programme (including Cambridge Primary Checkpoint assessments), then progress through Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoints, and later prepare for Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Level examinations in High School. Middle School includes a Community Service class where students develop initiatives to help the local community. The school also notes support services such as bus service, lunch service, after school clubs and extended care.
