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Shinagawa International School (SIS) is a vibrant and diverse IB World School conveniently located near Shinagawa Seaside Station. Fully Accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Preschool – Grade 11 by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). As part of our ongoing growth, we are proud to be an authorized IB Continuum School implementing PYP, MYP, and DP programmes. Our school community encompasses over 40 nationalities, creating a rich tapestry of experiences and cultures. Committed to providing a holistic education, SIS caters to students from the Early Learning Center (ages 3-6), Primary School (grades 1-5), and Secondary School (grades 6-12, with grade 12 to be introduced in the 2025-2026 academic year).
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171
Students
20
Avg Class Size
co-ed
Gender Policy
Academic Performance
MEXT IB Authorized
IB programme authorized by Japan Ministry of Education
School Life
Entry evaluation for students
Yes, we screen the documents and assess children in a classroom setting for Early Learning Center Students. For Grade 1 and above there are language and math assessments. In addition to this, all applicants undergo a student interview with a teacher.
Brief description of entry evaluation required
We do student-parent interviews and MAP tests for level checks on related grades. We check the English and Math levels of prospective students for Primary and Secondary School grades. Admission committee interview with students and parents.
Waiting list
Depending on the school terms, we do have waiting lists for some classes.
Deadline for registration (new academic year)
Because international schools accept students who may arrive in Japan from overseas at any time, applications for admission are accepted year-round. SIS Tokyo, as well, does not set a fixed application deadline. Interested applicants should first find out more about SIS Tokyo, such as by signing up for a school information session and filling out an application form.
Students can join after academic year begins
Yes, though we recommend prospective parents get started at the beginning of three terms.
