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Japan, Tokyo
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Seisen International School supports social and emotional learning through three School Counselors (one for Kindergarten/Elementary, one for Middle School, and one for High School) who work with the School Nurse and the Learning Support Specialist to provide one-on-one and small-group support, deliver classroom lessons, and help students develop skills for managing stress, building self-esteem, and coping with challenges.
SEN support is provided by the Learning Support Specialist with push-in and pull-out services across KG/ES and MS/HS, supported by the Seisen Support Team (principals, counselors, nurse, and learning support specialists), with an action plan developed and periodic assessments; outside evaluations may be recommended when needs exceed internal resources.
Language support for multilingual learners is offered by Language Support specialists through push-in sessions and small-group classes during language periods, using the WIDA framework to differentiate instruction and support English language development.
Mental wellbeing is addressed through social and emotional learning and counseling, with goals including self-esteem building, effective stress management, and development of positive coping strategies, delivered by the school counseling team.
Safeguarding is governed by a formal Student Safeguarding Policy with a designated Child Protection Officer and Assistant, mandatory reporting for suspected abuse by all staff, a safeguarding handbook, and clear reporting lines aligned to international child-protection standards.
Seisen International School is a private Catholic school in Tokyo serving the international community, with a total K–12 population of about 700 students representing over 40 nationalities. Teaching is in English, and the school encourages students to speak English within the school. Seisen describes itself as an International Baccalaureate Continuum school, offering Montessori and the IB Primary Years Programme in Kindergarten, IB PYP in Elementary, IB MYP in Grades 6–10 and the IB Diploma Programme in High School. Facilities on the campus include science labs, a design tech room, music rooms, a drama room, library media centers, a chapel, a gymnasium and a field and tennis courts. Seisen also highlights service and leadership opportunities for students as part of school life.
