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Tokyo International Public School

Japan, Tokyo

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How students are nurtured, understood, and kept safe

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Tokyo International School prioritizes holistic wellbeing as a core part of its educational approach. The school describes its mission as a truly international community with a student-centered focus, dedicated to holistic wellbeing and meaningful learning. A counseling team works with students, families, and teachers to foster social-emotional health, helping students develop self-awareness, manage emotions, build healthy relationships, and make responsible decisions. Social and emotional wellness is supported through guidance and counseling embedded in school life to promote resilience. The institution emphasizes student wellbeing as a fundamental outcome of its learning framework.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Tokyo International School provides support for learners with diverse needs through a Learning Support Team that collaborates with teachers to differentiate instruction. Accommodations such as extended time and assistive technology are offered to remove barriers to learning. Admission decisions regarding learners with identified challenges consider the current cohort's makeup and available resources. The school is not described as a specialist SEN institution; support is provided through general and learning support staff rather than a dedicated SEN department. These arrangements reflect the school's approach to inclusive education within its IB framework.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

An English as an Additional Language (EAL) program exists to support students from diverse linguistic backgrounds. The EAL program provides specialized instruction and support to help students gain confidence and proficiency in English, including in-class support, small group instruction, and differentiated classroom resources. New English learners receive language support in regular classes and additional EAL lessons as needed. Admission discussions note that EAL support is provided as part of the school's language services. The program operates within the broader inclusive learning framework of the school.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through the school's social-emotional wellness initiatives and counseling services. The counseling team works with students, families, and teachers to foster social-emotional health, helping students develop self-awareness, emotional regulation, and healthy relationships. These services are integrated with academic life to support resilience and well-being in daily school activities. The emphasis on wellbeing aligns with the school's mission of meaningful learning and holistic development.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is a foundational priority at Tokyo International School. Staff undergo safeguarding training, and the school maintains a safeguarding framework with a designated safeguarding lead and a safeguarding team responsible for guidance and communication. Recruitment includes rigorous background checks and reference verification to ensure a safe community. The school operates under a child protection code of conduct and related procedures, with formal channels for reporting concerns. Additional references to child protection and safeguarding policies are available in the school's admissions and employment materials.

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ¥577,500
Ages 3 - 11 years
Pupil numbers 380
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Availability Are there places?

Tokyo International Public School (TIPS) is an English-medium school in Edogawa-ku, Tokyo, with campuses in Nishi-Kasai and Naka-Kasai. It offers a Montessori kindergarten program for children in K1 (ages 3–4) and K2/K3 (ages 4–6), with learning goals that include early literacy, numeracy foundations, social development and hands-on skill-building. For primary years, TIPS provides a Cambridge Primary program for Grade 1 to Grade 5. The school says it aims to connect Japanese and international communities through its English-medium approach. The school also notes that the Nishi-Kasai campus is an approved facility for government-related subsidies for eligible kindergarten-aged children, with subsidy amounts depending on the local ward.

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