Tokyo Bay International School

Tokyo Bay International School aims to empower students to face 21st-century challenges by fostering creative and critical thinking within a warm, healthy, and friendly environment. The school emphasizes the development of leadership, self-confidence, compassion, and global citizenship, while promoting values such as respect, self-discipline, and tolerance. It views parents as vital partners in the educational process, advocating for a collaborative relationship between the school, teachers, parents, and students.

The school offers a comprehensive, standards-based curriculum tailored to different developmental stages. Kindergarten students follow the Montessori method combined with an integrated learning approach. Primary and secondary students follow the Cambridge International Curriculum, spanning Cambridge Primary (Grades 1–5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8), Cambridge IGCSE (Grades 9–10), and A Levels (Grades 11–12). Additionally, the school hosts a Fine Arts Academy for specialized arts instruction.

Admission is generally offered in April, though the school accepts students throughout the year if vacancies exist. The process requires all applicants to complete a level test and an individual interview. For Kindergarten 1, students must be toilet trained, though prior knowledge of English is not required; for Primary levels and above, the school assesses age-appropriate social skills, language ability, and academic ability.

The academic year begins in April, which is the primary intake period for new students. Admissions are processed throughout the year subject to vacancy availability.

The school features a Fine Arts Academy, which operates as a professional unit within the institution to provide high-quality arts instruction. The campus is located in Koto-ku, Tokyo.