Musashi International School Tokyo (MIST)

Musashi International School Tokyo is committed to fostering a family-like community that prioritizes strong relationships between students, teachers, and families. Its educational approach is holistic, focusing on academic achievement alongside the emotional, social, and physical well-being of students to prepare them as responsible global citizens. The school promotes personalized learning to maximize individual potential and encourage self-discovery.

The school offers a comprehensive education based on the Cambridge International curriculum, beginning with the Early Years Foundation Stage in Kindergarten. The academic pathway continues through primary, middle, and high school, utilizing Cambridge Checkpoints, IGCSE, and A-Level examinations. The curriculum emphasizes core subjects including English, mathematics, science, and the arts, supported by an immersive English-speaking environment.

The school prepares students for higher education and future careers through the Cambridge International curriculum. The academic journey progresses from Cambridge Checkpoints in primary and lower secondary years to IGCSE and culminates in A-Level examinations. This framework is designed to build critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

The school emphasizes personalized learning, recognizing that each student has unique strengths and needs. Teachers utilize the Cambridge framework to provide support tailored to individual requirements, fostering an environment that encourages self-discovery and the development of effective pathways to success.

Prospective families are invited to register for online information sessions or schedule school tours via the school's website. The admissions process is supported by a dedicated contact form for inquiries regarding specific school years and student details. The school is approved for Japan’s Free Early Childhood Education and Care Program.

The school operates throughout the year, offering seasonal programmes during winter, spring, and summer breaks. Regular school life includes scheduled field trips and camps, such as day trips for elementary students and multi-day excursions for middle and high school students, including a September camp and a February ski trip.

The school operates across two campuses in Mitaka-shi: a Kindergarten campus and a Main Campus for elementary through high school students. The facilities include open classroom environments designed to stimulate exploration, and the school provides bus services across four routes. Students have access to a healthy lunch programme provided by an external partner.

Students have access to a variety of after-school clubs, which may include Science Experiment, Drama, Brain Booster, Dance, and Chess clubs. Additionally, the school provides extended care services until 5:00 pm, offering a supervised environment with creative lessons and activities. Seasonal programmes also feature hands-on activities like coding, art, and sports.