PARENT INFORMATION · QUICK FACTS

Essential Information for Families

Essential information for families considering MET-EIS

Facility type

MET-EIS operates as an unlicensed childcare facility in Fuji City.

Age range

From approximately 18 months old until elementary-school entry.

Regular care

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM.

Flexible schedules

Choose from regular monthly 4-, 5-, 6-, and 8-hour programs.

Everyday English

English is used through play and daily routines—not only during a separate lesson.

Visits and consultation

Visit before enrolling to see the environment and discuss routines, schedules, and fees.

PARENT INFORMATION · SAFETY & CARE

Safety and Emotional Security Come First

Safety and emotional security are the foundation of care

Daily health observation

We check each child’s condition and information shared by the family at arrival.

Safe handover

Children are released safely to a confirmed parent or authorized guardian.

Emergency readiness

Staff share procedures for accidents, injuries, emergencies, and disasters.

Liability insurance

The facility fee and liability-insurance cost are included in monthly tuition.

Individual daily rhythms

Care responds to each child’s age, condition, development, and daily rhythm.

Family communication

We share daily observations and work with families to support each child’s growth.

Detailed safety procedures, illness policies, and emergency-contact arrangements are explained during the visit and enrollment process.

PARENT INFORMATION · EVERYDAY ENGLISH

English Becomes Part of Everyday Life

English becomes part of the child’s everyday experience

Arrival and settling in

Greetings, belongings, and simple requests are supported through everyday English.

Play and exploration

Children experience English through stories, songs, art, movement, and outdoor play.

Meals and routines

English is naturally used during handwashing, meals, tidying, and daily routines.

Rest and reassurance

Children are never forced to speak English; comfort and emotional security come first.

Communication

We support children as they ask for help, express feelings, and interact with others.

Home time and handover

We review the day and communicate important information to families at pickup.

PARENT INFORMATION · ENROLLMENT FLOW

From Your First Visit to the First Day of Care

From your first visit to the first day of care

1 · Book a visit

Arrange a visit by telephone or through the contact form.

2 · Visit and consultation

See the environment and discuss your child’s age, routines, and preferred schedule.

3 · Confirm the care plan

We explain available schedules, fees, availability, and required preparations.

4 · Application and documents

Submit the application, health information, emergency contacts, and required documents.

5 · Pre-start confirmation

Confirm belongings, pickup, meals, health information, and safety requirements.

6 · Adjustment and start

We support a comfortable start and adjustment based on the child’s needs.

PARENT INFORMATION · FEES & PREPARATION

What Tuition Includes and What Families Prepare

What tuition includes and what families prepare separately

Included in Monthly Tuition

Included in monthly tuition

  • Regular care during the contracted schedule
  • Everyday English-immersion environment
  • Facility fee
  • Liability-insurance cost

Separate Fees and Family-Provided Items

Separate fees and family-provided items

  • Enrollment fee: ¥11,000 once
  • Annual materials and English-environment fee: ¥11,000
  • Lunch: bring from home or order the optional delivered lunch in advance
  • Clothing, drinks, diapers, and other age-appropriate personal items

Please review the current fees and policies for monthly plans, extensions, temporary care, and lunch service.

PARENT INFORMATION · FAQ (NO ACCORDION)

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions from families

Is it okay if my child does not understand English?

Yes. Children are not forced to speak. We use expression, movement, repetition, and appropriate support so they can feel secure.

Do you also value Japanese-language development?

Yes. childcare comes first; Japanese is used when children need comfort, guidance, safety support, emergency communication, or a clear explanation; English is mainly used throughout normal routines, activities, and regular instructions.

Is lunch available?

Families are asked to provide lunch from home. A delivered lunch service may also be available with prior arrangement.

Is temporary childcare available?

Temporary care may be available after confirming registration, health information, availability, and safe staffing.

Should we visit before enrolling?

Yes. A visit helps you see the environment and discuss the care arrangement that best suits your family.

How do you communicate with families?

We share necessary information about health, routines, and activities at arrival, pickup, and through the facility’s designated communication method.

PARENT INFORMATION · VISIT PREPARATION

What You Can Learn During a Visit

What you can learn during a visit

Environment and atmosphere

See the care environment, daily spaces, and how children spend their day.

A suitable care arrangement

Discuss your child’s age, routines, and preferred care schedule.

Fees, preparation, and policies

Review fees, documents, belongings, meals, pickup, and safety requirements.

Visits and inquiries: 0545-30-9927