British Curriculum International Schools in Japan
Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
About international schools in Japan
British-curriculum international schools in Japan typically deliver the English National Curriculum through programmes such as Cambridge IGCSEs and A-levels, taught mainly in English while commonly offering Japanese language lessons and local studies alongside. These schools range from Early Years through to Sixth Form, and some operate true bilingual or dual-language models as well as English-medium provision. Annual tuition fees for international schools in Japan commonly sit in the region of roughly ¥1.5 - 3 million, with some larger or long-established British schools charging above that band and additional one-off registration or facility fees possible. Admissions are often rolling but most families aim to start applications many months ahead of the main intakes (international schools often follow an August/September year-start, while a smaller number and bilingual schools align with Japan’s April intake).
Compare 38 British Curriculum international schools in Japan. Filter by curriculum, fees (average JPY 2,327,580), location, and more to find the right international school now.
At a glance 38 schools · avg fee JPY 2,327,580
- Schools listed
- 38
- Curricula
- 23
- Average annual fee
- JPY 2,327,580
- Fee range
- JPY 577,500 – 11,180,000
- Most common curriculum
- British Curriculum (19 schools)
- Average school size
- 636 pupils
- Largest by enrolment
- Laurus International School of Science - Aoyama
- Oldest
- Saint Maur International School (1872)
- With boarding
- 2
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