Saint Maur International School

Yes, all new students will have to sit an entry exam.

MAP testing (Measure of Academic Progress), a computerised adaptive test for English and Maths.

Yes, for most Grades.

Applications throughout the year are accepted, if seats are available.

Yes, but not for Grade 11-12.

8:15 a.m.

3:20 p.m. (regular school time), 4:30 p.m. (after school activities)

The Saint Maur Prime Time Program has been established in response to the needs of a growing number of families requiring supervision for their young children from 07:45 a.m. to 08:15 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on school days. The Prime Time Program provides on-site supervision of children from pre-school age to Grade 3 by some of our staff.

All classrooms are equipped with smart boards, there are two computer science labs (one equipped with Macs, one equipped with PCs) and Macs in the library that can be used by students. The art room is equipped with Macs and virtual reality headsets, and all Macs have a variety of software (e.g. Photoshop, InDesign, etc.) installed. All High School students and some Middle School students bring their own laptop to school. Teachers at Saint Maur use a variety of technology and apps (for example for quizzes) to vary students' learning experience.

Only international students are eligible to apply, as well as Japanese who are returning from overseas after more than two years.

Robotics, K-Pop, Japanese Anime, Film, Yearbook, Debate, Habitat for Humanity, Handicrafts, Art, Ping Pong, Irish Dance, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Running, Tennis, Math Challenge, Brain Bowl, History Bowl, Yoga... and many more!

Running, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Tennis, Irish Dancing, Kendo, Multi-Sports

Yes - a Junior Varsity and a Varsity Basketball team, Soccer team, Cross Country team, Baseball team and Volleyball team. Students compete in many competitions across Japan.

A large whole-school library, a state-of-the-art auditorium with seating for 400 people, and new science labs in a dedicated science building.

A large size gym, one small and one large gym for Montessori students, three sports activity rooms, one small and one large rooftop play area, and one large outdoor sports complex.

All teachers are native or near-native English speakers.

Yes, Saint Maur offers English as Additional Language (EAL) lessons.

Three staff members support children with special learning needs.