Key facts
Age range 5–11
Grades K–5
Gender Coeducational
Faculty 25–40
Students 200–300
Tuition ¥3,100,000 – ¥3,450,000

Phoenix House International School

Est. 2021
Tokyo British National Curriculum Member of IAPS and FOBISIA.

School at a Glance

Age Range 5–11
Grades Offered K–5
Gender Coeducational
Total Students 200–300
Faculty 25–40
Classes per Grade —

Phoenix House International School is a boutique British preparatory school located in central Tokyo that provides a traditional UK-style primary education for children aged 5–11. The school follows the National Curriculum of England (Key Stages 1 and 2) and focuses on building a strong academic foundation that prepares students for entry into leading international secondary schools, including Rugby School Japan.

Founded in 2021, Phoenix House is known for its small class sizes, strong pastoral care, and emphasis on communication skills, particularly “oracy,” which encourages confident speaking and critical thinking. The school also operates a traditional British house system that promotes teamwork, leadership, and community spirit. With modern facilities, a rich enrichment program, and recognition from the Council of British International Schools for student safety and well-being, Phoenix House offers a rigorous yet nurturing environment for young learners in Tokyo.

Fees & Value

Base Currency ¥ (Japanese Yen)
Annual Tuition ¥3,100,000 – ¥3,450,000

Enrollment Fees

  • Application Fee: ¥40,000
  • Registration Fee: ¥260,000
  • Deposit: ¥300,000

Campus & Facilities

Library Science Labs Cafeteria School Bus

Sports Facilities

Full-size indoor gymnasium with basketball court, badminton courts, indoor PE and games area, access to external sports grounds for outdoor activities, use of nearby swimming pools for swim lessons, and outdoor sports sessions at local pitches and parks.

Arts Facilities

Dedicated art classroom and creative studios, dance studio with professional Harlequin flooring, music practice rooms, orchestra and performance spaces, and exhibition areas for displaying student artwork and creative projects.

Technology

Interactive smartboards in classrooms, dedicated ICT/computing lessons, digital learning platforms, coding and STEAM resources, technology-supported research tools, and a well-equipped library with digital and physical learning materials.

Learning & Curriculum

Curriculum British National Curriculum
Languages English

Extracurricular Activities

Screen golf, LAMDA drama classes, orchestra and music clubs, coding and STEAM clubs, creative arts activities, sports clubs, enrichment programs, and outdoor learning through the “Into the Wild” trips and residential programs.

Admissions

Application Process

Complete the application form and submit required documents.

Entry Requirements

Assessments test, student and parent interview, teacher reference

Assessment Tests

The assessment is created and administered by UST faculty.

Interview Process

In-person interview (most common for local applicants)
Virtual/online interview (for overseas or relocating families)

Deadlines

Rolling admissions, but this depends on grade level and seat availability.

Required Documents

Completed Application Form
Application Fee Payment Confirmation
Recent School Reports / Transcripts (usually past 1–2 years, if applicable)
Copy of Passport (student and sometimes parents)
Residence Card / Visa Copy (if residing in Japan)
Immunization / Health Records (may be requested upon enrollment)
Teacher Reference Form (for applicable grade levels)
Additional Academic Records (if transferring from another international school)

Contact & Location

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