Noida Campus - Pre Primary School

Primary School Curricula at Higashi Kasai Tokyo

At our Primary School in Higashi Kasai, Tokyo, we offer an exceptional educational experience guided by the IB PYP (International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme) curriculum. We believe in fostering inquiry-based learning, critical thinking, and a global perspective. Our dedicated educators create a dynamic learning environment where children are encouraged to explore, discover, and develop essential skills. The IB PYP curriculum at our school in Higashi Kasai Tokyo ensures that students receive a well-rounded education that prepares them for success in an increasingly interconnected world. Join us and experience the excellence of IB PYP education in Higashi Kasai.

Age Requirement for Grade 3 to Grade in Higashi Kasai

For primary school admissions in Higashi Kasai, we have specific age requirements for students entering Grade 3 through Grade 5. Typically, students should be between 8 and 10 years old for Grade 3, 9 and 11 years old for Grade 4, and 10 and 12 years old for Grade 5 by the start of the academic year. These age criteria ensure that students are developmentally ready for the curriculum and educational challenges presented in these grades. If you have any questions or need further information about the age requirements for primary school in Higashi Kasai, please feel free to contact our admissions team; we are here to assist you.

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What makes the IB Primary School at Higashi Kasai Campus special?

Our IB Primary School in Higashi Kasai stands out for its commitment to excellence in education. With a rigorous IB PYP (International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme) curriculum, we provide a well-rounded and holistic learning experience. What makes us special is our dedicated faculty, who inspire and empower students to become lifelong learners with a global perspective. Our modern facilities and innovative teaching methods create an environment where curiosity and creativity thrive. As a trusted CBSE Primary School in Higashi Kasai Campus, we nurture young minds to develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a love for learning. Join us on this educational journey to unlock your child’s full potential.

Fees Structure For IB- PYP Primary School in Higashi Kasai Tokyo

Our Fees Structure for Primary International School in Higashi Kasai Campus is designed to provide transparency and accessibility to parents seeking an IB-PYP education for their children. We offer competitive fees to ensure that quality education remains affordable and accessible. For specific details on our fee structure and any related inquiries, please contact our admissions team. We are committed to assisting you in making informed decisions about your child’s education at our IB-PYP Primary School in Kita Kasai Campus Tokyo.

Registration Fee

Admission Fee

Tuition Fees

Annual Fee

Fees

Each Academic year consists of four (4) terms
All School Fees are to be paid before the due date for payment mentioned in the invoice. Please refer to the School's Fee Structure (set out in the School’s website) for details regarding the School Fees.
For late payment of School Fees beyond the due date for payment mentioned in the invoice, a late payment fee of JPY100 (excluding consumption tax) per day, shall be imposed
Except for payment of School Fees at time of enrolment, it is preferred for payment of School Fees at all other times to be paid by GIRO. GIRO registration can be done on the day of enrolment.
Students should responsibly use the school property, any defacing on the same will be charged.
In case of a student joining back within 1 year of withdrawal, no application fee will be payable.

Bus

Bus registration charges will be applicable for regular routes and shuttle, while applying for the bus service for the first time and also if the bus service is resumed.
Transport declaration form has to be submitted. If a student changes residential address, a new application must be made to the school.
For the Cancellation of the Bus Services, a notice period of one month is required to be given to the School by the parents / guardians. If no notice or less than one full calendar months’ notice is given, payment in lieu of notice will be payable. Once the Bus Service is cancelled, the parent can re-apply for the Bus service by paying the Bus registration Fee as per the School's Fee Structure.
For the new bus service availing request, 15 days’ notice is applicable. Please note that due to inclusion of new students in the bus service, there may be change in the schedule by a few minutes, which will be intimated by the transport in-charge of the school.
Any damage /defacing to the bus property reported by the bus attendant or the bus driver will be charged to the responsible student.
Bus schedules/timings and contact details are subject to change and the same will be circulated at the earliest.
Parents are responsible for students until they board the school bus and alighting at their designated stop.

Books and Uniforms:

Withdrawal Policy:

For withdrawal, please fill in online withdrawal form - available in parent login myGIIS - side caption - 'school' - apply for withdrawal.
There should be a month’s notice given to the school office via mail, failing which, fee for the entire month will be payable.
Refund policy in case of withdrawal is applicable, only if the notice is given 1 month in advance. If the withdrawal notice is given after the generation of invoice for the next month, the whole month’s fee will be payable. There is no 15 days fee refund, the refund policy applies on a monthly basis.
At the time of withdrawal it is expected on the part of the student to return the library book before his or her last working day.
TC and other academic reports will be issued to the withdrawal student only after the approval from respective departments.

General

Students leaving school early for any reason must present a parent’s signed written note to the reception office or to the class teacher.
In case a student suffers from any contagious disease, it becomes mandatory on the part of the parents to submit a duly signed medical certificate to the school office.
The medical profile also needs to be duly filled, updated and submitted to the class teacher.
All the parents are requested to send the changes if any, including address or telephone numbers, etc to the following email ID - suparna.rao@globalindianschool.org
Promotion of the child will be entirely on the basis of his or her performance, aptitude and the age. No mid-year requests for promotions will be entertained.
Graders 1-8 Second and the third language cannot be selected as the same language.
Co-Scholastic activities such as Music, Yoga, ECA/ CCA are the part of the school curriculum and should be treated same as the academics.

Library

Academic Calendar in GIIS Higashi Kasai ?

A first hand one stop information guide on the school’s Holiday list, Events and Examination Schedule in a well-structured manner to be followed for the academic year

Frequently Asked Questions

In Japan, a 14-year-old student would typically be in the eighth grade. The Japanese school system is based on a six-year primary school, three-year junior high school, and three-year high school structure.

9 GEMS is a unique teaching framework offered by GIIS that provides holistic growth and emphasizes on futuris education. This framework includes:

● Academic Excellence
● Sports Excellence
● Personality Development
● Visual and Performing Arts
● Entrepreneurship and Leadership
● Innovation and Creativity
● Universal Values and Ethics
● Community and Care
● Skill Development.

Admissions at GIIS happen throughout the year and hence students can join anytime of the academic year. For such students, a Bridge programme is provided that helps them cope with syllabus and make new bonds with classmates. In this programme students are completely supported by teachers to complete lessons, classwork and be aligned with the regular classes.

The assessment process for high school students includes two formative tests each term, one mid-term test and one final term examination.