Programs for students of all ages

Thank you for your interest! Fee details will be announced in the first quarter of 2026.

Registration and Payment

• If you register by May 8, you will receive a notification confirming your assigned program.
• Payment must be completed via bank transfer by May 31 to secure your spot. Late payments will result in cancellation—please notify our Accounting Team at school.fee@fis.ed.jp if you need assistance.
• Once both registration and full payment are received, students will be officially enrolled and will receive a welcome letter and schedule in early June.

Updating Registration Details

• If you submitted incorrect information, do not re-submit the form. Instead, contact both admin@fis.ed.jp and rablong@fis.ed.jp for corrections.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

• Cancellations must be requested by May 8 via email to school.fee@fis.ed.jp.
• If payment is incomplete and cancellation is not confirmed, cancellation charges will apply.

Student Conduct and Withdrawal

• FIS reserves the right to reject applications or withdraw students for inappropriate behavior.
• If a student is withdrawn with one or more weeks remaining, 80% of one week’s tuition will be refunded.

Media and Privacy Policy

• FIS may use student photos for future promotional materials (e.g., 2026 Summer School pamphlet, FIS website).
• If you do not consent, please contact the Summer School Coordinator, both admin@fis.ed.jp and rablong@fis.ed.jp.

Contact Information

• Payment Issues: school.fee@fis.ed.jp 
• Program Concerns: rablong@fis.ed.jp (Mr. Rafael E. Ablong, Summer School Coordinator)

Lunch Menu Coming 2026

The Summer School Fees include two weeks of instruction, teaching materials, and lunch prepared by Cezar's Kitchen. Due to food allergies, students are not permitted to bring food from home.

After-school activities are separate from Summer School sessions and run Monday through Friday from 14:30 to 16:30.

Registration will open March 1 - May 8.

There are two sessions. Session 1 will run from June 29 - July 10, 2026. Session 2 will run from July 13 - July 24, 2026.

Yes, lunch is included in the Summer School Fee.

Due to ongoing construction on the North side of the school, car drop-off and pick-up is prohibited.

ASA stands for After-School Activities and take place from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, during the summer school period. ASA courses require separate payment from Summer School fees.

The primary language of instruction is English, with all courses delivered in English. However, for language support, teachers and fellow students are available to assist in clarifying complex topics or content in students' native languages.

While native English speakers are a plus, our summer school teachers must have a high level of English proficiency, along with strong teaching experience and skills. We take pride in the fact that most of our teachers are multilingual, fostering an inclusive and diverse learning environment where students from various linguistic backgrounds feel supported.

In addition to their language abilities, our teachers are highly qualified and experienced in their respective fields, ensuring exceptional educational quality. We believe that a diverse and skilled teaching staff is key to creating a successful and enriching summer school experience for all students.

The average class size is 12-15 students.

• Summer School: 100,000 yen per session
• After School Activity: 40,000 yen per session
• Total per session: 140,000 yen

Only the code of conduct form, as required in the registration.

Invoices will be sent to your registered email between May 9 and May 15. Payment is due by May 31.

Yes.

The average class size is 12-15 students, and teachers and assistants are prepared to lead their own classes. We begin splitting classes once enrollment reaches 16 students, ensuring one teacher and one assistant per class for Early Years through Grade 3.

Our summer school programs are primarily play-based for Early Years and Kindergarten, while the other programs are activity-based. We strive to make learning fun and engaging for all students.

We do not conduct English proficiency tests for summer school applicants—these tests are only required for students applying to Fukuoka International School (FIS) for the regular school year.

For summer school, we expect students to have at least basic English communication skills. This program provides an excellent opportunity for students to enhance their English-speaking abilities while being immersed in a multicultural and international learning environment.

Our Summer School has successfully operated this way for years, with skilled teaching assistants, office staff, and volunteers available to support students who have limited or no English proficiency in expressing themselves.

We only allow bank transfer payments. Please use the information below when paying for the FIS Summer School after receiving the invoice from the FIS Business Office between May 9 and May 31.

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Bank name: The Bank of Fukuoka, Ltd.

Branch name: Fujisaki

Bank address: 1-1-21 Yayoi, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka 814-0014 Japan

Bank code: FKBKJPJT (Please use this code as a swift code)

Account holders name: Fukuoka International School

Account #: 1187407