The school follows the Japanese national curriculum. The curriculum is demanding and rigorous. It is supplemented by lessons in English and ‘English communication’ to ensure breadth and balance. Content is well considered to build sequentially over time. The enrichment curriculum offers countless opportunities to appreciate British culture, language and lifestyles. Pupils take part in a range of sports from basketball and tennis to paddleboarding. They enjoy trips to the theatre and such great British institutions as Wimbledon, the Houses of Parliament and Cambridge University. They honour Japanese cultural events such as martial arts, asymmetric flower arranging and the tea ceremony. These activities deepen pupils’ understanding of respect and tolerance, supported by assemblies and worship. They allow pupils to develop their leadership skills while contributing to the school and local community. Pupils know how to look after themselves, physically and mentally. Pupils’ knowledge of diversity and sexual relationships is still developing. They are respectful and kind. Behaviour and attitudes are strong across the school. Expectations are high. Relationships are supportive. Pupils say that rare instances of bullying are quickly resolved. As a result, they feel happy, safe and well looked after.