Discipline
Discipline is not fear — it is the ability to govern oneself. Learning to follow rules and structure lays the foundation for a responsible life ahead.
Every child’s dream,
fulfilled through education.
Uudam Mongol School combines the disciplined, diligent, honest character shaped by Japanese values with the independent spirit, intellectual potential, and natural talent of Mongolian children — cultivating knowledgeable, self-reliant citizens equipped to thrive in the modern world. Habit · Attitude · Education.
2018founded in
12 yearsof full general education
172graduates (2021–2026)
100%of graduates admitted to university
50olympiad & competition medals
80+students who studied in Japan
25+sports scholarships
11clubs & activities
Who We Are
Our goal is not a student measured by grades alone, but a whole person prepared for life
Uudam Mongol School was founded in 2018. Beginning with high-school classes, the school expanded in stages — adding middle school in 2019 and primary school in 2021 — and today offers a full 12-year general education.
Grounded in Japanese educational culture, we aim to develop well-rounded individuals who combine character, attitude, and life skills with general academic knowledge. In other words, success for us is not measured by grades alone: what matters most is that our graduates can think independently, make sound choices, act responsibly toward themselves and others, and apply their knowledge and skills in real life.
Academic Education
Through the official general-education curriculum, we equip students to continue their studies, expand their knowledge, and build a foundation for their future profession.
Life Education
We develop students’ ability to manage themselves, take responsibility, communicate well, and set goals — preparing them for real life.
Rooted in Japanese Culture
Everyday Habits
We put Japanese teaching methods and daily habits into real practice, aiming to develop children's attitude, discipline, and independence.
School Uniform
The uniform fosters equality, a shared institutional culture, and a sense of belonging, while teaching children to take ownership of their appearance and attitude.
Cleanliness & Order
A tidy, clean environment creates the calm needed to focus and learn, and instills the habit of caring for one's surroundings.
Respect
Respect is the foundation of healthy relationships. Learning to respect teachers, elders, friends, and one's surroundings shapes a well-rounded person.
Punctuality
Punctuality reflects self-organization and respect for others, shaping students into consistent, dependable people.
Teamwork
Developing the ability to understand others, learn together, and build together instills the habit of working as a team.
Resilience
Building the patience and endurance to overcome difficulty and challenge prepares students to face life's hardships.
Academic Programs
A Program Suited to Every Grade
Curricula designed for each age group, grounded in the national curriculum, with intensive Japanese and English language instruction.
Primary School
- Native language & math — core skills
- Oxford English program
- Beginning Japanese
- Chess & critical-thinking program
- Life Education program
Middle School
- Mongolia's national curriculum
- Intensive Japanese instruction
- Oxford English
- Life Education program
- Clubs, electives & tutorials
High School
- Full general-education curriculum
- University entrance exam preparation
- Preparation for studying in Japan
- Life Education program
- Career & professional orientation
Japan Partnership Program
A Gateway to Opportunities Abroad
Students connect with partner schools in Japan, experiencing the language, culture, and learning environment firsthand — building a foundation to compete internationally from an early age.
- Exchange Program — students in grades 6–11 take part in short-term (7–14 days) or long-term (1–2 months) programs at schools in Japan, gaining first-hand, practical experience.
- Study Abroad Program — qualifying students in grades 10 and 12 transfer to high schools in Japan for 1.5–3.5 years, with tuition discounts of up to 60% based on entrance exam ranking.
- Sports Scholarship Program — talented students in basketball, sumo, and other disciplines can study in Japan on scholarship. To date, more than 25 students have studied in Japan through this program, with 11 admitted to Japanese universities.
80+students who have studied in Japan
43admitted to universities in Japan
25+studying on sports scholarships
School Life
Every Day Starts Here
Parents' Voices
Seen Through Parents' Eyes
Real words from families who have entrusted us with their children's future — the most honest measure of our school.
Choosing Uudam Mongol School was one of the most valuable decisions we have made for our children's future. We are especially proud that our eldest son studied on a full scholarship at Meitoku Gijuku School in Japan through the school's partnership program. Today, our two daughters are in grades 7 and 3, and our youngest son is starting grade 1 this year.
Studying at Uudam Mongol has taught our children to be punctual, responsible, independent, and actively engaged in a wide range of programs — and that is the change we appreciate most in our daily lives. The path our four children have grown up on is inseparable from Uudam Mongol, and we are deeply grateful to all of the school's teachers and educators.
The first reason we chose Uudam Mongol School was that Japanese is part of the curriculum, taught by a Japanese teacher. The school's direction and programs also matched our goal of having our daughter continue her studies in Japan, which strongly influenced our decision.
Our daughter is now in her fifth year at Uudam Mongol School. Over this time, her motivation to learn has grown, and she has become self-driven, sociable, and community-minded. We are happy that she has now qualified for the school's study-abroad program and will continue her education at a high school in Japan starting this October.
We wanted both of our children to grow up with a foreign-language education and good upbringing from an early age, becoming people others could look up to. We chose Uudam Mongol School because it builds discipline and responsibility alongside knowledge, rooted in core Japanese values such as greeting others, respect, and consideration for those around you.
Our children are now in their fifth year at Uudam Mongol School. Since enrolling, they have grown to love their studies more, their motivation has increased, and they have achieved strong academic results — all of which makes us, as parents, very happy. We are glad we chose a school that cares not only about academic knowledge but also about attitude, upbringing, and character.
When we first heard that Uudam Mongol School was newly opening and went to visit, we were impressed by the school's vision, the substance of its education, and its warm community. Being greeted and welcomed with such respect from the very entrance left a lasting, wonderful impression.
I believe that through studying at this wonderful school, my granddaughter has developed well-rounded human qualities — from choosing the right profession to loving and respecting others. I still fondly remember how, each morning when I dropped her off at school, the school director would stand outside and greet every single student personally.
News & Updates
From School Life
Additional Enrollment Now Open for Grades 1–11
Uudam Mongol School is accepting additional enrollment for open spots in grades 1–11 for the 2026–2027 school year. Contact the school to check open spots and enrollment requirements for each grade.
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A Delegation from Aichi University of Education Visited Uudam Mongol School
A delegation from Japan's Aichi University of Education — led by Vice President Iwayama, together with teachers from Japanese middle and high schools and a fourth-year student training to become a teacher — visited Uudam Mongol School and carried out a two-day program.
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UM Kizuna Basketball Club Officially Begins Operating
As part of the sports development work laid out in Uudam Mongol School's strategic plan, the school's UM KIZUNA BASKETBALL CLUB has officially begun operating, and the school signed a formal contract today with B. Ulziibat as the club's coach.
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Contact Us
Get in Touch
- 📍AddressUlaanbaatar city, Bayanzurkh district, 18th khoroo, Namiyanju street 7A, Mongolia
- 📞Phone7766-1357
- ✉️Emailcontact@uudam-mongol.edu.mn
- 🕐Office HoursMonday–Friday, 07:45–16:45 (closed Sat & Sun)
