Yes

Yes, we provide English as an Additional Language (EAL) classes.

French, Japanese & Spanish

25

20

Kindergarten, Gr 1 and Gr 2 have teaching assistants.

Kg - Gr 12 all use technology in their classrooms. Kg and Elementary school have desktops and iPads in their classrooms. All Gr 6-12 students are required to bring their own laptops to school.

Yes, we are a Catholic school and religion is part of the curriculum. All students have the opportunity to attend Catholic masses during the school year.

We are an international school so we welcome students of all religions and races. We offer Multifaith religion classes to the non-Christian students.

MAP, IGCSE, PSAT, SAT & IB exams

Well above world average.

Yes, everyday

Gr 9: 90 minutes, Gr 10: 100 minutes, Gr 11; 12: 120 minutes for IBS subjects; 180 minutes for IBH subjects

100% of our graduates proceed to a higher educational institution after their graduation.

We have two Learning Support Specialists, one for K-gr 6 students and another for gr 7-12 students.

Our learning support specialists mainly provide remedial support to students who are falling behind in math or English.
We also have an outside speech therapist who works with our younger students once a week.

We do not provide specific support to such students, however from grade 8 we offer math at different levels and students are encouraged to challenge themselves through academic clubs.

No, but we have two counsellors, one for Kg and elementary and another for middle and high school. We also have an academic counsellor for high school students.

Applicants must take an assessment test, followed by a family interview with the Principal.

English reading comprehension, English writing and math.

Yes, some students are wait listed since some grades are full.

Re-registration for enrolled students is completed in late March / earlyApril.

We accept new students throughout the academic school year.

School begin at 8:30 for K-grade 6 students and for grade 7-12 students, school begins at 8:20.

School finishes at 15:00 for Kg students and at 15:20 for grade 1-12 students.

We have after school activities for Kg-grade 6 students.
For grade 7-12 students, extra curricular activities can be in the morning or after school.
All activities are supervised.

Yes. There are 11 school buses that we share with St. Mary's International school.

Yes, students can bring lunch from home or have school lunch.

Yes

Yes, all students are required to wear the school uniform.

Academic clubs: brain bowl, debate, math, MUN, Firebird (science club), speech
Experiential learning: car mechanics,cross stitching entrepreneurship, fashion design, horticulture, jazz band, journalism, library science, outreach robotics, video production well-being, writing center, yearbook
Fine art clubs: vocal ensembles, instrumental groups, show choir, drama
Service trips
Sports: badminton, basketball, cross country, futsal, soccer, swimming, tennis, track & field, volleyball
Student Council & Coordinators

Music and dance for K-grade 3 students.
PE for K-grade 10 students.

Yes, we have sports teams and they compete against other international schools in the Kanto plain region, and in Far East tournaments.

We have an outdoor sports field and a gymnasium

Seisen, a Catholic international school educates future world citizens to become men and women for others and with others, in the spirit of Jesus Christ. Our guiding principles are based on the tradition of learning and service handed down from Saint Raphaela Mary, the founding member of the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Our guiding principles: educate women for social and cultural transformation, nurture faith development, shape international mindedness and celebrate international diversity, side with the poor, reach out to the world with hospitality and hope, act a leaven for worldwide community building, reverence creation and share all that we are and have.

Challenging students in their learning and inspiring them to live and act on the basis of their faith and values.
Seisen students are expected to be risk takers, collaborators, reflective inquirers, knowledgeable, compassionate, principled, leaders, global minded and religious.
Through the Montessori, PYP, MYP, IGCSE, and IBDP programs, students are provided opportunities to become active and independent learners. Our social justice service trips in the developing world offer transformative and on-going educational opportunities.