Tokyo West International School

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Tokyo West International School
TWIS logo.jpg
Address
185 Umetsubo-machi

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Information
TypeInternational
Established2010
HeadmistressYukiko Kawasaki
GradesPre School - Middle school
Color(s)Blue
WebsiteTokyo West International School Website

Tokyo West International School is an international kindergarten, elementary and middle school in Hachioji (Western Tokyo), Japan.

History[]

The school was established in April 2010 in the city of Hachioji by Yoshinori Kato. Its creation arose from the need to cater for students graduating from Kunitachi Kids International School, in Kunitachi, Tokyo.[citation needed]

The first campus was in Shibazaki. There were 12 students in the first elementary class. The following year, the campus moved to Sunagawa, and added the 2nd and 3rd grades to the school's elementary division. In 2013, the Sunagawa campus was moved to Hachioji, the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade classes were moved there while the new main building was under construction. In 2014, all the elementary school students moved to Hachioji campus. Then 2015, all Tokyo West International School students moved to the new Hachioji main campus.[citation needed]

TWIS outdoor table tennis deck

The school is composed of a kindergarten, an elementary school and a middle school : 12 classes spanning from K-2 to Grade 9. The staff is composed of 20 homeroom teachers and 8 specialist teachers (Japanese, Music and Physical Education).[citation needed]

TWIS outdoor playground

Facilities[]

The school's facilities currently include 12 classrooms, a library, a science room, a music room, an outdoor swimming pool, a deck with table tennis, an outdoor playground (covered with artificial turf), an indoor gymnasium as well as a futsal court on the rooftop.

TWIS library

Accreditation[]

Tokyo West International School is accredited by the AdvancED and is presently going through the WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) accreditation procedure.[citation needed]

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