Everest International School, Japan

The school is committed to providing quality, affordable, English-medium education to the children of the Nepalese diaspora, as well as Japanese and other international students. It emphasizes a multicultural learning environment that integrates Nepalese, English, and Japanese language instruction.

The school offers a comprehensive academic pathway ranging from pre-primary levels (Nursery, LKG, UKG) through secondary education and Plus Two (Grades 11-12). It utilizes the curriculum approved by the Curriculum Development Center of Nepal and is a registered Cambridge International School affiliated with Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE). Instruction is provided in English, with additional focus on Nepalese and Japanese language acquisition.

The school prepares students for the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) under the National Examination Board of Nepal. Graduates are qualified to transition into schools in Nepal or other international institutions using their credentials from the school.

The school maintains a dedicated college counseling team to assist students with university planning and transitions. Additionally, the school provides counseling services to support the student body.

The school accepts applications for the academic year beginning in April, though enrollments are considered throughout the year based on vacancy. Prospective families must visit the school to complete formal documentation, including an application form, passport-sized photos, residence certificates, and health insurance records. Class placement is determined by both the student's age and their academic ability.

The academic year at the school follows a cycle that begins in April and concludes in March of the following year. The school operates Monday through Friday, from 09:00 to 17:00.

The school operates across multiple campuses in Tokyo, including locations in Ogikubo, Shinjuku (Ōkubo/Shin-Ōkubo), Asagaya, and Arakawa. These sites are equipped with necessary educational infrastructure, including science laboratories for secondary and advanced-level students.

The school provides a variety of co-curricular and extracurricular activities, including sports, exchange programs, and cultural participation in Nepalese, Japanese, and international events. Specific activities offered include football, dance, art, yoga, karate, and music.