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IISO hosted a transformative HEART Model workshop led by Dr. Wadood Hassan, exploring Prophetic Tarbiyah, mindfulness, and building an Allah centered school culture inspired by Surah Luqman.

IISO High School opened its first Grade 10 cohort in April 2025, marking a new stage in our mission to provide a future‑ready, values‑driven education. With two diploma pathways, a strong STEM focus, advanced bilingual development, and personalized university preparation, our high school offers an enriching environment where students grow academically, spiritually, and socially.

At IISO, Exam Week is not about pressure — it’s about growth. Our gentle, Cambridge‑aligned approach helps students confirm their understanding, build self‑study habits, and celebrate their hard work in a joyful end‑of‑term gathering that reduces stress and nurtures confidence.

Introduction At the International Islamia School Otsuka (IISO) , we believe that connecting with peers from diverse backgrounds is a powerful way for children to grow. On Wednesday, December 10th, 2025 , our Grade 2 students participated in a special intercultural exchange program  at Apple Ikegami Preschool in Tokyo . The event created a lively space for sharing nasheeds, games, and meals — all designed to nurture friendship, cultural awareness, and Islamic values of respect

The 4th Workshop at Toyo University brought together leading international Islamic schools to share evidence-based strategies for university admissions and English immersion education in Japan. Organized by IISO, the event highlighted practical pathways into Japanese and global universities and showcased IISO High School’s new 2025 dual-pathway system—offering both a U.S. High School Diploma and a Japanese High School Diploma to expand students’ academic opportunities worldwi

IISO Parenting workshop aims to strengthen our families and empower parents to raise children who are confident, compassionate and future leaders.

Education in Japan is constantly evolving to meet the needs of students and society. Recent changes in curriculum, technology integration, and school activities reflect a dynamic approach to learning. This article explores the latest trends and updates from schools across Japan, providing practical insights and examples for educators, parents, and stakeholders. Innovations in Curriculum and Teaching Methods in Japan School Updates Japanese schools are embracing innovative tea

IISO hosted a national leadership workshop led by Dr. Habib Qaderi, gathering educators from six Islamic schools across Japan. Organized by the Union of Islamic Schools in Japan, the event focused on visionary leadership rooted in prophetic values.

Hosted by IISO | Organized by the Union of Islamic Schools in Japan Group Photo for all Participants On Saturday, October 4, 2025, the...

Group photo with IISO Staff At IISO, our mission is not only to educate minds but to nurture hearts. In alignment with our Islamic values...

IISO and Keigoku High students shared culture, food, and sports in a warm exchange—building friendship and bridges with Japanese society.

IISO students explored Ashikaga in a 3-day trip of science, faith, and friendship soccer, flower gardens, university labs, and shared prayer

IISO high school students participated in the RICOCHARE 2025 workshop hosted by Ansys Japan, exploring careers in science and engineering. They enjoyed hands-on simulations in mechanics, electronics, fluids, and optics—including a VR demo—while engaging in discussions with Ansys engineers. This inspiring experience gave our students a glimpse into future opportunities in technology and innovation.

At the International Islamia School Otsuka (IISO), we believe in empowering educators, parents, and community members to create...

We are delighted to share a momentous achievement for the International Islamia School Otsuka (IISO). Our esteemed Principal, Dr. Hussam...

Enhancing Student Development Through Inclusive and Diverse Educational Practices: A Case Study of IISO

The Union of Islamic Schools - Japan organized a Leadership Challenge workshop.

a workshop on bullying, led by our dedicated school counselor, Ms. Almas Al-Aneed

An enriching 2-day experience at Toyota Motors, exploring the automotive industry, earning certificates, gaining valuable skills

Our J.H. students enjoyed a 3-day trip to Ashikaga, blending hands-on learning, cultural exchange, and fun activities. A journey of growth!