It enrolls students from Japan and the international community in the Tokyo area, while its headquarters are based in Shiba.
Laurus follows the Cambridge International curriculum with regards to science, art, music, and physical education (PE).
Laurus follows the model of a Japanese kindergarten, which are referred to as a Yochien in Japan.
Japanese kindergartens follow educational aims, while preschools are predominantly daycare facilities, concerned with providing care for infants and toddlers.
Laurus International School has six primary educational centers in its Shirokanedai, Jiyugaoka, Takanawa, Aoyama,Tsukishima, Musashikosugi, and Musashishinjo locations – mostly in the Tokyo Metropolitan area.