Where do cougars and alpacas come together in harmony? At the World Scholar’s Cup, of course! On May 5-6, nine middle school students from Saint Maur competed in the Tokyo Round of the World Scholar’s Cup.
Saint Maur International School recently hosted its USA University Fair on Monday, 20 April, welcoming Grade 9 to 11 students and their families for an afternoon of university exploration in the Cougar Café.
On Thursday, April 16, the High School musicians performed their final concert of the academic year. The program featured strong performances from the Jazz Big Band, Jazz Combo, IB Music students, Choir, Orchestra and Senior Band.
On Friday, May 1, Saint Maur held its final Concert & Lecture event of the academic year for an audience made up of Middle School students, along with members of the Elementary and High School homerooms.
We are delighted to announce that the Artscape Exhibition 2026 is now officially open!
At Saint Maur International School, learning extends well beyond the classroom, and our students’ recent success at the 2026 Japan History Bee & Bowl National Championships is a strong reflection of that commitment.
At Saint Maur, we know the importance of being a Lifelong Learner, and we are especially passionate about developing Lifelong READERS. On April 23rd, our hallways were transformed into a living library as the Elementary School celebrated World Book Day.
Across cultures and traditions, celebrating milestones and rituals is an significant part of the human experience and it binds families across generations. In schools we have excellent opportunities to pause, reflect and rejoice with students when they reach certain moments in their life that signify change, more responsibility or an entry into sacredness.
The library was the centre of celebration this week as students gathered for a host of Sakura Medal parties, marking their reading achievements this year. From the beautiful seasonal decorations to the lively atmosphere, the space was transformed into a festive hub for readers.
On Saturday, April 11, Saint Maur hosted Robosumo Challenge 2026 in the Cougar Cafe. Robosumo requires students to design, build, code, and test a fully autonomous sumobot, which is then entered into a tournament. Like in real sumo, matches are won by pushing an opponent out of the ring or flipping them onto their side.
The Elementary Student Council (ESSC) recently led a meaningful initiative called “We Love Animals”, which saw students work together to support a local charity, the Kanagawa Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (KSPCA).
On Saturday March 14th, three Senior students from Saint Maur International School were invited to attend an International Forum at Yokohama Science Frontier High School.
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