Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
Nagoya’s international-school scene is small but concrete for families seeking an IB pathway: the city’s main English-medium providers offer the IB Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes, with a nearby boarding option for older students. Instruction is primarily in English, with Japanese taught as a language course and some bilingual options available; schools commonly assess incoming pupils for English readiness and offer EAL support at extra cost. Annual fees vary by age and school - examples published for 2026 - 27 show single-year tuition figures from around ¥1.2 - ¥2.4 million at one Nagoya IB school and up to about ¥3.1 - ¥3.2 million at another, so expect outlays in the low-to-mid millions of yen per child unless a school lists lower rates or discounts. Admissions usually follow each school’s term calendar (many local international schools run a late-summer/Autumn intake and publish term dates and deposits), but many accept applications year-round subject to places, entrance assessments and interviews; families relocating to Nagoya should budget for application and one-off enrolment charges, plan for commuting or bus routes, and start enquiries well before moving to secure a place.
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