Olivetree

Play, learn and grow.

Why Choose us?

Because we understand that one educational approach doesn't fit all.
Every child is unique and different, especially when it comes to their mental and physical development.

At Olivetree International School we want to see each child bloom at their own pace, but we are also committed to giving your child the highest quality education.
We strive to make you and your child feel comfortable from the moment you step in our doors. Book a tour, and come visit us.

About our school

An international preschool for ages 18 months to six years old. We provide quality childcare through play and experience. We are an early education center where the children can have fun while learning.

We kept the teacher student ratio small so that each child will receive the attention and care they deserve.

Olivetree International School is a registered childcare facility in Shibuya ward, Tokyo (ninkagai hoikuen) that families may be eligible for subsidies on school fees. Please contact the Shibuya ward for more details.

Our uniqueness

TOMAS Gymnastic class

Japanese class

Children at Olivetree International School in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, engaging in craft activities in the classroom.
Girl learning sign language.

STEAM

Sign language
Two children at Olivetree International School in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, smelling okra and learning about the value of fresh vegetables in the classroom.

Outdoor education

Appreciating food
Photograph of Yoyogi-kōen Station, one of the stations close to Olivetree International School in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

Feeling the season

Location

Child at Olivetree International School in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, practicing Japanese calligraphy in the classroom.
Girl at Olivetree International School in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, participating in a TOMAS Gymnastics session led by a trained TOMAS Gymnastics leader in the classroom.

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  2. Send us an application

  3. Welcome to our community

How to apply

Group of children at Olivetree International School in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, laughing in the classroom.