Institute of Science Tokyo High School Educational Philosophy The only science and technology high school affiliated with a national university corporation Science Tokyo High School cultivates the fundamental academic skills, practical abilities, international awareness, knowledge, and courtesy essential for active members of society. It also nurtures independence and creativity, empowering students to contribute through comprehensive scientific and technological perspectives. Missions 1. Cultivate future talent in science and technology by instilling a mindset of continuous challenge through exploratory activities and project studies 2. Develop students’ ability to take on and examine social challenges logically, and to explore solutions from a scientific and technological standpoint, nurturing a commitment to the future of society 3. Enhance global competence through international exchanges and collaborative research, grounded in universally shared knowledge of science and technology 4. Promote innovative education through high school- university collaboration with Science Tokyo Overview and Features • Founded in 1886 as Vocational Course of Institute for Apprentice Training in Commerce and Industry attached to Tokyo Commerce School. • Department of Science and Technology, focused on specialized education, established with a total of 15 classes (five per grade) • Designated as a Super Science High School (SSH) and Super Global High School (SGH) by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) • Enrollment of 600 students (200 per grade), with 49 full-time teachers and 20 part-time teachers • Students specialize in one of five fields: Applied Chemistry, Information Systems, Mechanical Systems Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and Architectural Design from the second year (grade 11) • With inquiry-based learning at the core of the curriculum, all students undertake Project Study in their final year (grade 12) • Pioneering innovative learning through strong high school and university collaborative education with Science Tokyo • Conducting international collaborative research with partner high schools overseas and participating in numerous international science and mathematics contests • Relocation to Science Tokyo Ookayama Campus (Midorigaoka area) scheduled for April 2027 

Educational Organization Structure: Institute of Science Tokyo High School Applied Chemistry Information Systems Mechanical System Engineering Electrical and Electronical Engineering Architectural Design Japanese Language Geography and History Civics Mathematics Science English Language Health and Physical Education Arts and Home Economics Department of Science and Technology General Courses Playing an essential part in education and student guidance High school-university collaborative education School of Science School of Engineering School of Environment and Society Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences Graduate School of Health Care Sciences School of Materials and Chemical Technology School of Computing School of Life Science and Technology Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Dentistry Institute of Science Tokyo Hospital Institute for Liberal Arts Institute of Integrated Research Institute of Future Science Institute of New Industry Incubation Institute for Biomedical Engineering Collaborating with on-campus educational and research organizations, etc. to advance high school education Advanced high school education through collaboration with other on-campus organizations Institute-wide Education Centers Institute-wide Support Centers 

Merger of Tokyo Institute of Technology and Tokyo Medical and Dental University Founding of Institute of Science Tokyo Renamed Institute of Science Tokyo High School Relocation from Tamachi Campus to Ookayama Campus Construction of new buildings in the Midorigaoka area 2024 2027 Science Tokyo High School History A pioneer in science and technology education for 140 years 1886 Founding of Vocational Course of Affiliated Institute for Apprentice Training in Commerce and Industry, Tokyo Commercial School (predecessor of Hitotsubashi University) 1890 Transferred to Tokyo Vocational School (predecessor of Tokyo Institute of Technology) Renamed Affiliated Institute for Apprentice Training in Mechanics 1924 Transferred to Tokyo Higher School of Industrial Design (predecessor of the Faculty of Engineering, Chiba University) Renamed Affiliated School of Industrial Design Founding of Department of Tele-Communication, Tokyo Higher School of Industrial Design 1951 Merger of the two schools Transferred to Tokyo Institute of Technology Renamed Affiliated Technical High School 2005 Renamed Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology 1943 

Science Tokyo High School will move from the current Tamachi Campus to Ookayama Campus (Midorigaoka area) in Meguro-ku, Tokyo. Construction of two new school buildings, designed for next-generation science and technology education, is currently underway to support this move. Taking full advantage of its new location, the school will strengthen collaboration with Science Tokyo more than ever before. This relocation marks a bold transformation, presenting a new vision for science and technology education in the coming era, and advancing toward the frontier of the field. Educational activities in the new school buildings New educational activities will begin in two new buildings scheduled for completion in FY 2026. Sharing campus facilities with Institute of Science Tokyo High school students have access to facilities on campus, creating a rich and highly attractive learning environment. “Advancing toward the frontier of science and engineering education with Science Tokyo” Promoting high school & university connections and collaboration Deepening high school–university connections and collaboration by leveraging the advantages of being located on an Institute campus. The Future of Institute of Science Tokyo High School New buildings are under construction for the relocation to Ookayama Campus in April 2027