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Global Indian International School (GIIS) Tokyo is a well-established, multi-campus international day school founded in 2006, serving over 1,200 students from more than 20 nationalities across its campuses in Edogawa-ku. The school offers a unique multi-curricular pathway, allowing families to choose between IB (PYP & DP), Cambridge IGCSE, and the Indian CBSE curriculum from Kindergarten (age 2.5) through Grade 12. Known for its structured academic rigor and strong STEM focus, GIIS integrates its signature “9GEMS” holistic framework, which balances academic excellence with leadership, entrepreneurship, sports, arts, ethics, and character development. English is the primary language of instruction, with additional language options including Japanese, Hindi, French, and Tamil. The campuses are purpose-built with science and ICT labs, robotics facilities, libraries, sports halls, soccer fields, art and music studios, and comprehensive extracurricular programs such as robotics, cricket, coding, dance, yoga, and speech & drama. Accredited as an IB World School, Cambridge International School, CBSE-affiliated institution, and WASC-accredited school, GIIS Tokyo provides globally recognized graduation pathways including the IB Diploma, IGCSE certificates, and CBSE Senior Secondary certification. With mid-range tuition for Tokyo international schools and rolling admissions within an April–March academic calendar, GIIS is particularly suited for families seeking strong academic outcomes within a structured, multicultural environment.

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On-site soccer fields, multi-purpose sports halls/gymnasiums, outdoor playgrounds, basketball courts, badminton courts, volleyball courts, fitness and training areas, sports equipment zones, access to nearby parks and community sports grounds.
Art studios, visual arts classrooms, music rooms with instruments, dance studios, drama and performance spaces, stage/auditorium for cultural programs, creative activity rooms for craft and design, exhibition spaces for student artwork.

Computer labs, robotics and STEM labs, smart classrooms with interactive boards, science laboratories with modern equipment, student device integration (laptops/tablets), coding and AI learning tools, digital learning platforms, online research databases, technology-supported assessments.

Model United Nations (MUN), Robotics Club, Coding Club, Student Council, Debate Club, Public Speaking, Cricket, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Yoga, Dance (classical and modern), Music (vocal and instrumental), Drama, Art Club, STEM enrichment programs, Community service initiatives, Cultural celebrations and leadership programs.
Complete the application form and submit required documents.
Assessments test, student and parent interview, teacher reference
The assessment is created and administered by the school faculty.
In-person interview (most common for local applicants)
Virtual/online interview (for overseas or relocating families)
Rolling Admissions- Applications are accepted throughout the year based on seat availability.
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)