オープンスクール開催決定！
８月８日（金）第１回海星中学校 オープンスクールを開催します。
新たに導入する入試制度の説明会に加え、授業体験、部活動紹介など盛りだくさんの予定です。
地域最大級の私学の学びに触れてみませんか？
お申し込みはこちらからどうぞ。
漢検に挑戦しよう！
小学４～６年生と本校の中学１年生が並んで同じ講義を受けています。
いよいよ7月12日（土）が最終回となります。
合格に向けて本番同様60分で行う模擬試験には、小学生と本校の中学１年生合わせて16名が参加予定です。
検定本番は、本校にて8月21日（木）14：00開始となります。
漢字検定受験料は、3級が2500円、4級以下が2000円です。
中高生と並んで検定を受験することは、なかなかできない体験です。
セミナーお申し込みはまだ間に合います。一緒にがんばってみませんか？
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Just one more day at Kaisei Junior High School
First and second-year students from Kaisei Junior High School are diving into an exciting English immersion event from July 8th to 11th.
They’re experiencing long-term English immersion through special communication classes led by foreign teachers from around the globe. The goal? To get students actively using English through fun games and activities, while also giving them the chance to connect with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Split into small groups, our students have already learned about each teacher’s home country. This year we have teachers from Jamaica, France, Taiwan and the U.S.A. One of my favorite parts of this program is hearing the surprised voices of the students as they hear about interesting places, foods and events from these visiting teachers.
It’s also fun to see our students speaking about themselves and their interests. One way of doing this was through a popular ice-breaking game from overseas called “Two truths and a lie”. Students prepared three sentences about themselves, but one of the sentences was not true. They had to read their sentences in front of the other members, then the other members would guess which of the three statements was a lie.
From today, with the help of the teachers, our students will prepare presentations that they will present in front of the entire grade on the final day. Two days is not a lot of time to prepare and practice, but I think our students do a great job every year.
There is just one more day left of the program at Kaisei Junior High School. Tomorrow, our visiting teachers will say good-bye to our students. After nearly a week of trying their best, I’m sure it will be an emotional day for everyone.
To any family members or friends of current or former Kaisei Junior High School students who read this blog, maybe you can ask them about their ISA program experiences and find out how it was for them, too.
