KIU Academy - Kyoto International University Academy

No, but students can order a packaged meal at the school office.

24 for Elementary School and 30 for Middle and High School (Maximum homeroom size. No policy on maximum class size for subject classes)

25 is the average homeroom size. Subject class size differs greatly depending on the subjects and levels.

Students learn IT skills from typing to advanced programming in computer classes. These skills and electronic devices are utilized in other subject fields in an age-appropriate manner.

Yes. We use Google Workspace for Education.

Yes. KIU Academy is a Christian (Protestant) school.

Students are not required to be Christians to attend. All other religions are respected. Students are expected to abide by Christian norms while at school but are not required or pressured to convert to Christianity.

- Sports clubs - Other clubs (science, chess, etc.) - Student government - Student committees (school events, yearbook, etc.)

- Physical education classes - Seasonal sports clubs (softball, baseball, soccer, basketball, and volleyball)

- Library - Science lab - Computer room - Art room - Multi-purpose hall - Elementary school playground

Both the English and Japanese departments offer two tracks: one for native speakers and the other for foreign language learners.

No. Individualized education programs (IEPs) are considered on a case-by-case basis.

No. But students have access to a clinical psychologist on staff.