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Japan, Nagoya
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The school provides International Baccalaureate education as an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP). It provides a continuum education from Preschool to Elementary (57 days to 12 years old) and focuses on cross-cultural understanding and holistic development. Language of instruction includes English and Japanese; the curriculum fuses Japanese and American education practices based on the IB program. UPBEAT operates across multiple Nagoya campuses: 2-3-18 Hachiban, Atsuta; 1-5-1 Yoshimoto-cho, Nakagawa-ku; 201 Shimadagaoka, Tempaku; 301 Shimadagaoka, Tempaku. It runs its own UPBEAT School Bus. The school offers After School & Saturday Program, Enrichment Courses, and UPBEAT Boys & Girls Club, with a dedicated News & Topics section for updates.
UPBEAT International School operates across three Nagoya campuses—Tempaku, Atsuta, and Nagoya District—providing continuum education from 57 days to 12 years. It is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme, with instruction in English and Japanese. The curriculum focuses on English, reading and writing, mathematics, science, social studies, and Japanese, supplemented by IT, calligraphy, music, arts and crafts, and physical education. Integrated subjects such as discussion, field trips and practical work support all-round learning within the IB framework. Facilities include a library, computer room, a first-aid room with a nurse on duty, and a nutritious hot lunch prepared by licensed chefs under a dietitian's guidance. Outdoor space features a school yard for PE and play. A UPBEAT School Bus supports transportation. Enrichment Courses run after school and on Saturdays; After School & Saturday School operates 1st through 6th grade, and UPBEAT Boys & Girls Club provides after-school inclusive activities.
