About United School of Tokyo (UST)
United School of Tokyo was established by educators and parents devoted to providing best educational choices to our students. Here are some of the key points about the school:
- Academic school with child-centric approach to education built upon the principles of experiential learning and creativity
- Inquiry-based curriculum designed to better serve the academic and social-emotional needs of students
- Focused on hands-on learning and experiential education, including frequent field trips, events and outdoor education
- Value-based education that includes weekly Guidance classes and promotes community service and charitability
- Multinational and multicultural students from more than 25 different countries
- Small classes; family-like atmosphere
- Ability-based Japanese classes taught daily
- Diverse physical education program that includes weekly swimming classes
- Affordable tuition
- Daily learning support and tutoring services
- Located in Shibuya with access to great facilities
- Wide variety of extra-curricular activities; daily extended care service
- Organic lunch service
- Bus service
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Find Out More >Curriculum
American
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 12
Max Class Size
16
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More Info >16 Reviews of United School of Tokyo (UST)
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It can be a very well-balanced place for your kids. You can find flaws if you look for them, but overall the school is an inclusive, teachers/parents-run, international, academically challenging (if you wish), and well-balanced place. Lack of outside facilities doesn't mean the students don't do enough exercises. You have the regular PE classes & also could join 4 ECAs a week, and your child could be doing several different sports/dances. Swimming is back too. As for the new middle school, the students are kept very busy and I don't ever hear that the graduates/transferers academically struggle at their next destinations.
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E.D. Marín, a year ago
Great school community and challenging education! My kid is soooo happy!
