Tokyo International Progressive School
Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan · Est. 2000
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- Established
- 2000
- Curriculum
- American (Common Core-aligned), individualised learning support
About this school
Tokyo International Progressive School (TIPS) is a small, not-for-profit international school in Setagaya, Tokyo, and part of the Tokyo International School Group. It was set up around 2000 to offer a flexible alternative for students in Tokyo's international community who do not thrive in mainstream settings.
TIPS serves Grades 4 to 12 and focuses on students with mild learning differences and academic, emotional or social challenges. Its individualised, Common Core-aligned programme uses a wide range of accommodations, such as differentiated instruction, structured routines, assistive technology and movement breaks.
- Academic classes of up to 10 students
- Specialist staff including an occupational therapist, speech therapist, counsellors and a learning support coordinator
- Advisory programme, counselling and career guidance, plus athletics, clubs, trips and entrepreneurship activities
The school reports that around 85% of its graduates go on to post-secondary study worldwide, and it is a member of SENIA International.
