Our doors open at 8:30 and close at 17:00. Primary homeroom starts at 9:20 and classes end at 15:30. If your child joins after-school club activities, they finish at around 16:30. Secondary homeroom starts at 9:15 and classes end at 16:00. Students may stay on site until the building closes.

The school year begins at the end of August or beginning of September, depending on the calendar. The school year ends at the end of June.

Because our demographics vary by division, we do not use a single, fixed statistic. However, to give you a general overview of our community: Overall Ratio: The general mix across the school is approximately 60% Japanese and 40% international students. A Global Student Body: Some of our students counted under the "Japanese" ratio are multicultural—such as dual-citizenship or half-Japanese students who hold a Japanese passport. International Backgrounds: The majority of our Japanese passport-holders are returnees from overseas, transfers from other international schools, or students who have been immersed in Camelot’s English-based education from a young age. Upper Divisions: The student body becomes increasingly international in the higher grades, as older students join us from around the world to pursue Cambridge qualifications. This unique blend creates a rich, diverse community where students from all backgrounds learn and grow together.

Yes. We offer teacher-led after-school clubs for primary students, usually once a week from 15:40 to 16:30. Primary students can also participate in our daily homework club if they would like extra time to finish work at school. For secondary students, we do not run a fixed club schedule, but we may arrange activities on request.

No, we do not provide a school bus. Many families travel by train, as Kotakemukaihara Station is about a 2-minute walk from the school. Some families also come by car or use bicycles.

We are accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education for Primary, Lower Secondary, and Upper Secondary qualifications, including IGCSE and GCE A Levels. This allows us to teach within the Cambridge Curriculum across our divisions. We are also eligible to hold most examinations on campus, with a few subject-specific exceptions.

Our students follow the Cambridge Curriculum across all divisions. In primary school, we also use Singapore Mathematics for Mathematics lessons to help build a strong foundation and deepen mathematical understanding from an early age.

We welcome students from Grade 1 to Grade 12. Our school includes primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary divisions, so families can find a pathway that fits their child’s stage of learning.

We invite families to contact our admissions team first to info@camelot.tokyo.jp. After confirming your child's birthday and current grade level, we then guide you through the visiting form to schedule a visit. After visiting us, if you decide to apply to our school, we will ask you to submit the application form and application fee. During the application procedure, we will go through a document review and conduct an entrance exam (for English and Mathematics). Depending on the grade level and screening results, we may conduct a short interview with your child as well.

In many cases, yes. We conduct entrance exam assessments and interviews to understand each student’s current level and to help us place them in the most suitable class. This also helps us support your child's learning in the best way possible.

The exact documents can vary by grade and student background, but we usually ask for recent school reports or transcripts worth one year and identification documents to confirm their birthday. If additional information is needed, our admissions team will let you know during the application process.

We publish the latest tuition and fee information for primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary on our Tuition & Fees page. If you would like help understanding the costs for a specific grade, please contact us to info@camelot.tokyo.jp and we will be happy to assist.