Excellence In Schools | DISCOVER | EDUCATION ASIA | 61
Why Japan, and Why Now? Japan has long had a respected international school community. Now, with a succession of well- known British schools opening campuses across the country, there is growing interest in what Japan has to offer. But why is this happening now? T he British School in Tokyo has been part of Japan's international education community since 1989. Over the years, it has grown alongside the families it serves, most recently with the opening of its Azabudai Hills campus. Phoenix House International School, established in 2021, has also made its mark in Tokyo's British preparatory school sector. Alongside its city campus, the school has North Peak, a countryside campus where children enjoy residential stays, outdoor activities and time away from their usual classrooms.
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