Age: 5-11 years old

Under the Cambridge Primary framework, Year 1 corresponds to Nencho (the final year of kindergarten in the Japanese education system). In order to build the basics as a “global person”, Physical Education, Art, Music, and Japanese language classes conducted at the same speed as public Japanese schools are provided in addition to the five core areas of learning including English, Mathematics, Science, ICT and Global Perspectives.

Age: 11-14 years old

The Middle School curriculum is based upon the recommendations and endorsed textbooks as prescribed by Cambridge International. In addition, high-level thinking skills and output skills in English are gained through subjects that nurture global perspectives through research, analysis, and discussions.

Age: 14-18 years old

The High School is divided into the Upper Secondary programme (Year 10/11) and the Advanced programme (Year 12/13 which is 2/3 years of high school in the Japanese system). The Upper Secondary students take the IGCSE examinations, a Cambridge International standard examination taken by over 120,000 students around the world, and the Advanced students take the International A Level examinations taken by over 170,000 students around the world. Students aim for the top-notch universities in Japan and the world based on their results.