Located in Koto-ku, Tokyo, Learning Tree International School—often referred to simply as Learning Tree—is an independent, coeducational day school serving early years and primary students. It distinguishes itself by delivering an internationally focused education built on the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) and the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC). The school provides an engaging, inquiry-based learning environment tailored to developing foundational academic and intercultural skills in young, globally minded learners.
What teachers and parents say
Positives
- Effective English acquisition and testing progress, with parents noting steady conversational development and strong preparation for English exams.
- Supportive, caring educators who foster a warm, family-like atmosphere and offer detailed feedback through regular parent-teacher conferences.
- Convenient family support and amenities, including reliable school bus routes, extended care, and healthy organic meal programs.
Negatives
- High tuition and fees, which several parents feel are quite expensive relative to the perceived educational return.
- Predominantly Japanese student body and assertive leadership, which can limit immersive peer interactions and occasionally cause friction with administration.
- Address
- Koto-ku, Kiba 5-6-30Tokyo, 135-0042Japan
- [email protected]
- System
- International Curriculum
- Curriculum
- IMYC, IPC
- Levels
- Early years, Primary
- Enrollment
- 400
- Faculty
- 65
- Students
- Coeducational
- Religious affiliation
- None/independent
