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Boarding is offered at the Al Sanad Campus for YUAI students. Female boarding has operated for about a year, and a Male Boarding option opened in January 2026. The program provides supervised living spaces, structured study and academic support, daily Islamic routines, and life-skills development such as cleaning and cooking.
Uniforms are required across the school. The uniform for Primary and Secondary includes white shirts and a navy blazer, with Kindergarten using a green tartan pinafore or tartan shorts for boys and a tartan option for girls; PE gear comprises a Yuai polo shirt and navy track trousers. Uniforms can be purchased from the Yuai uniform shop, which also advertises sizing and fitting services.
During Summer Camp, meals are provided on-site, including lunch options such as curry rice and barbecues. The site does not specify daily canteen provisions or dietary options for the regular school day.
Al Sanad School Japan operates YUAI School. The Shibuya campus moved to the Al Sanad Campus in 2024, indicating governance under the Al Sanad School Japan network, and the school's branding and history reference a relationship with FGAEducation.
YUAI International Islamic School is an Islamic environment school in Tokyo that opened in July 2016. The school provides education at Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary levels, with English used as the main language of instruction. Its academic programme follows the Cambridge pathway, including IGCSE and Cambridge International AS and A Level courses at the upper secondary stage. In Primary School, students study a broad range of subjects, including English, Mathematics, Science, Islamic Studies, Japanese Language, Arabic, Art and Craft, Computer Studies and Health and Physical Education. The school also offers a morning Tahfiz class as part of its programme. YUAI highlights several annual activities and events on its website, such as a Science and Math Festival aimed at encouraging student interest in these subjects, as well as an annual Sports Day. These activities reflect the school’s focus on both academic learning and co-curricular experiences within an Islamic educational setting.
