CGK International School

We check for competence in our language of instruction (English) to ensure students will be able to access the curriculum or if they need some EAL support. We also evaluate their Japanese language to determine if they should be in JNL (Japanese as a Native Language) or JAL (Japanese as an Additional Language) classes. We briefly evaluate their math and reading skills to determine if they will need extra support in those areas. Lastly, we evaluate behavior to make sure that students will not need support or accommodations that would be disruptive to their learning or the learning of their peers.

Yes, depending on the class.

Yes, if vacancies exist.

Preschool: 8:00 am (regular school hours 8:30 am) Elementary School: 8:15 am Afterschool (for elementary students): 2:30 pm

Approx. 14

70.8% have Japanese nationality, and 29.2% have a foreign or dual nationality. The ratio of international students is increasing year by year.

Programming, Dance, Pygmalion, Ronri Engine, and additional clubs based on teacher and student interest.

Students have weekly or twice weekly P.E. lessons with a certified P.E. instructor.

5th floor is an open space for recess, P.E., and after school activities.

All teachers are native or near-native English speakers.

Yes, CGK offers English as an Additional Language (EAL) lessons.

Our inclusion and welfare policies require that teachers adhere to any accomodations or modifications as indicated in IEPs.

As an IB candidate school that follows a constructivist, inquiry based learning approach, students are met where they are in their learning journey. Students who are excelling in certain areas are supported in working beyond grade level or planned class learning outcomes. Teachers differentiate for learning needs based on ongoing formative assessment that allows them to tailor education for students at any level.