Tokyo International Public School

The school’s mission is to provide experiences that establish a foundation for learning, growth, and development, with the ultimate goal of fostering a lifelong love of learning. It respects the unique pace and interests of each child, encouraging them to do their best work without the pressure to progress faster than they are comfortable. The educational approach emphasizes individual development and the realization of each child's potential.

The school offers a Montessori Kindergarten program for children aged 3 to 6, divided into K1 (3-4 years) and K2/K3 (4-6 years), which covers practical life, sensorial activities, mathematics, culture, and creative development. For students in Grade 1 through Grade 8, the school provides the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary curriculum, which offers a broad, balanced education with a global perspective. The Montessori curriculum specifically utilizes tactile materials like sandpaper letters and various sensorial exercises to develop language, math, and perceptual skills.

Prospective families may initiate the enrollment process by submitting an inquiry form via the school's website, providing details such as the child's date of birth and mother tongue. The school operates two campuses, Nishi-Kasai and Naka-Kasai, and is an approved facility for local government subsidies, including monthly support for Koto and Edogawa ward residents with children aged three to six.

The school operates two locations in Tokyo: the Nishi-Kasai Campus, situated on the second floor of the KS Building, and the Naka-Kasai Campus. These facilities are officially approved to receive government subsidies for eligible kindergarten students. The campuses are open Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.