Key facts
Age range 3–18
Grades K–12
Gender Coeducational
Faculty 40–60
Students 300–400
Tuition ¥2,200,000 – ¥2,600,000

Laurus International School of Science

Est. 2001
Tokyo Cambridge IGCSE Member of TAIP.

School at a Glance

Age Range 3–18
Grades Offered K–12
Gender Coeducational
Total Students 300–400
Faculty 40–60
Classes per Grade —

Laurus International School of Science is a unique international school in Tokyo that specializes in STEM-focused education. Located in Minato-ku, the school offers a science-centered learning environment from preschool through high school, combining strong academics with hands-on experimentation and technology integration. It follows the Cambridge Assessment International Education curriculum, enriched with the school’s own science and programming programs designed to nurture innovation, critical thinking, and research skills.

The school emphasizes project-based and inquiry-based learning, encouraging students to explore science, engineering, coding, and mathematics through practical projects and experiments. With modern laboratories, maker spaces, and ICT facilities, Laurus provides a high-tech learning environment that supports creativity and scientific discovery. The student body is internationally diverse, and classes are kept small to ensure personalized learning and mentorship.

Overall, Laurus International School of Science is designed for students who have a strong interest in science and technology and aims to prepare them for competitive global universities and future careers in research, engineering, and technological innovation.

Fees & Value

Base Currency ¥ (Japanese Yen)
Annual Tuition ¥2,200,000 – ¥2,600,000

Enrollment Fees

  • Application Fee: ¥30,000
  • Registration Fee: ¥300,000

Campus & Facilities

Library Science Labs Cafeteria School Bus

Sports Facilities

Gymnasium (indoor multi-purpose hall), Rooftop sports/play area, Physical Education programs, Football team, Karate activities.

Arts Facilities

Art room and creative studio spaces, maker/innovation labs for design projects, multimedia room for creative work, music room, and after-school programs in art, dance, and performing arts.

Technology

Science laboratories (multiple STEM labs), computer and digital learning resources, innovation maker spaces, modern ICT-integrated classrooms, robotics and programming learning tools, and a library/life library supporting research and technology-based projects.

Learning & Curriculum

Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE
Diplomas / Certificates Cambridge IGCSE and A-Levels; High School Diploma.
Languages English

Extracurricular Activities

STEM club, robotics and coding programs, science projects and competitions, soccer club, math club, digital creative programs, ballet, dance and performing arts, art club, music and piano lessons, ESL support programs, seasonal camps, and project-based innovation activities

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 the school 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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