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EtonHouse International School Tokyo Roppongi campus, which is located adjacent to Tokyo Midtown, offers an exceptional learning environment that blends a quiet residential area with the seasonal beauty of Hinokicho Park and nearby museums, creating an oasis in the heart of the city. Supported by the EtonHouse Research Centre, the elementary curriculum at our Roppongi campus will have all the rigour and depth that EtonHouse has been delivering for more than 30 years.<\/p>\n
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Programme Features Placement Schedule & Calendar Leadership Fees & Admissions<\/a><\/p>\n Location & Contact<\/a><\/p>\n Facilities<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Book a School Tour<\/a><\/p>\n Parent Portal<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n At EtonHouse Japan, our Elementary curriculum provides a strong foundation of knowledge and understanding while nurturing curious, capable and confident learners. We combine clear learning objectives with a concept-based and inquiry-driven approach that encourages students to make connections, think deeply and apply their learning to the world around them.<\/p>\n The EtonHouse Scope and Sequence sets out the learning objectives and progression of knowledge and understanding across the Elementary years. Teachers use these objectives to inform their planning, ensuring that learning builds progressively while responding to the interests, questions and needs of each group of learners.<\/p>\n The curriculum is organised around transdisciplinary units of inquiry integrating the learning areas of:<\/p>\n While each area has its own learning objectives, students are encouraged to see the connections between different areas of learning. Concepts and big ideas provide opportunities to bring learning together, helping students understand not only what<\/i>\u00a0they are learning, but also\u00a0why it matters<\/i>\u00a0and how it connects to their lives and the wider world.<\/p>\n Our curriculum is concept-based and inquiry-driven. Students are encouraged to ask questions, investigate ideas, consider different perspectives, make connections and develop their own understanding.<\/p>\n Learning may begin with a question, a provocation, an observation or something that captures students\u2019 curiosity. Students explore ideas through discussion, research, experimentation, problem-solving, collaboration, making and reflection. Teachers guide and extend this learning, helping students develop deeper conceptual understanding and apply what they know in new contexts.<\/p>\n Our Reggio-inspired approach and Pedagogy of Nature further shape the way learning takes place. Relationships, the environment, materials, nature and the local community become important resources for thinking, investigating and making meaning.<\/p>\n Alongside developing knowledge, understanding and conceptual thinking, we intentionally nurture the dispositions that shape how students engage with learning. These include curiosity, persistence, confidence, responsibility, creativity and collaboration, supporting students to become increasingly reflective, independent and self-directed learners.<\/p>\n We also develop the skills needed to navigate an unknown future, including critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, adaptability and digital literacy. These capabilities help students respond thoughtfully to change, work with others and apply their learning in new and unfamiliar situations.<\/p>\n We want our students to become lifelong learners who remain curious, open to new ideas and confident in their ability to learn and grow. We nurture students who are respectful and caring towards others, their communities and the environments in which they live, and who understand that their actions can make a positive difference.<\/p>\n Our aim is to develop knowledgeable, curious and compassionate learners who are confident to think, question, create, care and contribute to their communities and the wider world.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Our Elementary students learn with a range of specialist teachers and practitioners, who bring expertise and passion to the learning experience.<\/p>\n Specialist teachers work with students in sports and outdoor pursuits, music and Japanese language and culture. Through these experiences, students develop new skills, deepen their understanding and explore different ways of expressing themselves and engaging with the world.<\/p>\n Working alongside classroom teachers, our specialists contribute to a rich and connected learning experience. Their expertise provides students with opportunities to develop confidence, discover new interests and passions, and experience learning through different perspectives and disciplines.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Students will be a part of a close-knit community where every teacher knows every student. Our boutique environment will give students dedicated and individualised support.<\/p>\n Learning is a process that involves the entire community. In order for students to become contributing citizens to society, and to enrich students\u2019 learning experience, we as teachers need to build a sense of community inside and outside our school building. Our neighbourhood\u2019s rich educational resources such as museums, art galleries and beautiful parks make the whole of Tokyo our extended classroom.<\/p>\n We recognise the importance of students’ social emotional learning and this is introduced through many of the outdoor activities we offer in the nature of Karuizawa.<\/p>\n Our students\u2019 physical ability, endurance and focus will also be developed through various rope courses, forest hikes and seasonal sports such as skiing.<\/p>\n To support students\u2019 appreciation and respect for the natural world, they will have opportunities to work with he Karuizawa campus farm.<\/p>\n Our unique outdoor education programme in Karuizawa, where we undertake camping trips, river trekking and forest explorations enhances the learning at EtonHouse Tokyo Roppongi. Students will be closely connected with nature in a school that is committed to utilising the learning possibilities offered by the natural world.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n A post shared by EtonHouse Japan (@etonhousejapan)<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n A post shared by EtonHouse Japan (@etonhousejapan)<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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