There are approximately 650 students representing over 50 nationalities enrolled at Seisen.

Boys are accepted only into our Kindergarten program.
Seisen is an all-girls school from grade 1.

Seisen admits Japanese students who have spent at least two years abroad in an English-speaking school system or in an international school without English as an Additional Language (EAL) support. There need to be objective reasons for placement in an international school rather than within the Japanese system of education.

The maximum number of students per class is around 20 for Kindergarten- grade 1, and 25 for grades 2-12.

Although the length of time for the admission process varies for each applicant, Seisen does require time to review the student’s application and supporting documents. Generally, this process takes one week.

We accept applications throughout the year.
Parents and prospective students are encouraged to visit our school.

The family interview is an important part of the admission process for both the parents and the school to determine if your child will succeed in our program, so it is a requirement.
After submitting all of the application documents, an interview will be scheduled at a mutually convenient time.

Seisen does require an entrance exam.

Placement tests in English and mathematics will be given to determine the assistance the child will require.

As part of the on-line application, report cards for the last two years and other documents are required.
The admissions portal will help you keep track of what documents are needed to complete the application.
If you have any questions, please contact:

siskg@seisen.com
for kindergarten admission

admissions@seisen.com
for grades 1-12 admission.

On-line Inquiry

Yes. A complete medical examination is required and must be submitted before the student can start school. Health forms can be downloaded from here.

APPLICATION

Application Fee (nonrefundable) is paid by:
(A) bank transfer to the bank account listed below (indicate your child's name and use the code APPF)
or
(B) with a U.S. dollar check made out to Seisen International School in the amount of $200.00 enclosed with the application form.

Receipts are issued and mailed upon payment.

Remit to:

Seisen International School

MUFG Bank, Ltd.

Tamagawa branch

Ordinary account # 4076962

Swift Code: BOTKJPJT

Information is circulated among all sectors of the school via email, the Seisen website, the Seisen Newsletters, and the student newspaper, The Seisen Post.

PYP coffee mornings, Middle School Parents’ Morning, Information Session for Grade 6 Parents, Middle School Parents’ Information Meeting, Seisen Parents Association (SPA) luncheons, K-12 parent-teacher conferences, and elementary school student-led conferences take place throughout the school year and are scheduled events to provide further communication between parents and the school.

Our administration and teaching staff are always happy to meet with parents during the school year and meetings can be arranged by appointment. Student agenda books are also used for communication between parents and homeroom teachers.

All parents with children enrolled at Seisen are automatically SPA members. SPA always welcomes volunteers for their activities and events! The SPA can be contacted through the school’s website, by email at spa@seisen.com, or by attending their monthly meetings.
Learn more about the Seisen Parent's Association.

100% of our graduates go on to higher education.
Many Seisen graduates go to study at Universities in the USA, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, as well as other countries around the world. Please see the matriculation list of colleges and universities where our recent graduates have been accepted to.

Seisen offers the following curricula:

Kindergarten – Coeducational Montessori/IB PYP Method of Education

Elementary School – IB Primary Years Programme (PYP)

High School – IGCSE and IB Diploma Programme (IBDP).

We have counsellors, EAL teachers for elementary and high school students, learning support specialists, school nurses, a university advisor, PYP and IBDP coordinators.

Seisen can accommodate students who are at grade level in reading comprehension, writing and mathematics as determined by the placement tests and the student’s standardized test record. There are limited number of spaces in the EAL program for students who meet the qualifications for admission. Learning support is available for students who function well in the classroom but have some learning differences or attention issues.

Seisen follows the North American school year which begins in late August and finishes in early June. The school calendar can be viewed here.

Yes, a hot lunch is available to students in grades 1-12 from our catering company, Cezars Kitchen. Students do have the option of bringing a packed lunch from home. Contact Cezars directly to set up an account.

Microwaves and beverage vending machines are available in the school cafeteria.

• Roppongi
• Kamiyacho/Aobadai
• Shoto
• Yotsuya
• Shinagawa
• Hiroo
• Akasaka
• Shirokane
• Den En Chofu
• Yoyogi Uehara
• Kudan

Please contact the school for a copy of the school bus schedule.

Ms. Yukawa in the main office can assist with selecting the appropriate bus. myukawa@seisen.com

Seisen Intertnational School has fee arrangements with some corporations. Scholarships may be granted to students whose parents are employed by companies that join this plan. Please contact the Admissions Office for further information. skim@seisen.com

We have a limited program available for certain circumstances. Please contact the School Head for further information.

Scholarships may be granted to students whose parents are employed by companies that join this plan. Please contact the Accounting Office for further information. Otherwise, our scholarship program is very limited. Please contact the school for further information.