Information
School Tours
We welcome you to visit our school!
School tours are only available to those who have made an appointment in advance. Tours are conducted between 10:00 – 10:30 a.m., Monday through Friday. During the approximately 30-minute visit, we will guide you through each class. please inquire about the time for afterschool. We encourage you to bring your children to visit with you. If you wish to enroll in a class that has already reached its capacity, we will place you on a waiting list.
If you would like to schedule a school tour, please use the form below to select the date you would like to visit.
We look forward to meeting you and your child!
Student Statistics
Percentage of students coming from
In our 30 years in Japan, we have had students from 40 different countries. Europe: 35%, North America: 20%, South America: 5%, Africa: 5%, Middle East: 5%, Asia: 30%
Percentage of parents who speak English
We ask that at least one parent can communicate in English. Therefore, all parents (guardians) of students attending the school must be able to speak English.
Uniforms
Please have your child’s uniform ready by the first day of school. More information will be provided once your application for enrollment has been received and accepted.
School bus
- Azabu route
Higashi 3-chome → Tengenjibashi → Furukawabashi → Sannohashi → Ninohashi - Shibaura route
Shibaura 2-chome → Shibaura Platanas P → Shibaura 4-chome
Lunch Service
We are now offering a lunch catering service called Kids Deli.
The menu is healthy and kid-friendly, using colorful ingredients such as meat, vegetables and fish that are easy for children to eat and look beautiful.
The menu does not contain eggs, nuts or any allergens that may harm children with severe allergies, and has been carefully designed by a nutritionist
FAQ
No, there is not.
If there is space in the class, students may enroll in the middle of a school session.
A Montessori classroom with mixed age groups encourages interaction and learning from their peers. This gives the younger child the opportunity to learn from the older child as well as giving the older child an opportunity to be a role model.
In Montessori, we believe each child develops at his or her own pace. Therefore, classes are set up so that children can choose the materials they are most interested in, while at the same time working in an environment where they can work without interruption. Some activities are made to be completed as a group while other works are made to be done individually.
“Real materials” such as glass, sharp pointed objects, etc. are used in the classroom to give real life experience. Using these materials, the child becomes more aware of their actions and aids in self-control, and care for the environment.
A Montessori education fosters self-discipline, social skills, and independence which help a child successfully handle the transition to a more traditional school.
All teachers at Red Bambini Montessori School are Montessori trained and certified, enabling them to guide children to activities and materials that are appropriate for their stage of development.
No, we do not. Classes are conducted in English only. If you are interested in a Japanese language program, please take advantage of our After-School program. For more information, please email us.
We do not have a playground, but we do take the children to a nearby park when the weather allows.
Yes, we offer a lunch delivery service by Didi Grande, an Italian/American restaurant located in Azabu Juban. Menus are carefully created by the chef each session. Parents are welcome to order lunch delivery. Lunch order forms will be sent to parents at the end of every month if you indicate you are interested.
There is no designated school parking. However, we can direct you to the many parking lots located around the school.
