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KANAGAWA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
* Kanagawa International School is a private childcare facility. If you are certified as needing childcare, you can claim subsidy from your municipality. (Totsuka school, Fujisawa school)
* Totsuka School is certified as a facility for the support project of various group activity projects in Yokohama City. 20000yen per month subsidy for 3 years old or older children who are the citizen of Yokohama city. (No childcare certification required)
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SINCE 2003
Departure Parents Support Program If you would like to participate in the support program, please email us.
This is a program that supports children from the English proficiency required of their parents when they go to an English-speaking local school or an international school when they leave Japan to the admission method. From how to contact the school by phone when sick, to tripartite interviews and birthday parties, we will teach English that parents are required to have in school life. In addition, the logistical support program has a system in place to receive explanations of prints and report cards distributed locally.
First Step: International School This is the procedure for taking the (local school)
Before departure
Decide on a school to transfer to.
Entrance / Transfer Exam
We will prepare the necessary documents and English proficiency for admission.
Admission procedure
Order and fill in the admission documents. Request to fill out a medical certificate.
Admission fee / tuition fee
With a view to transfer and transfer, check with the school how to transfer and select a rational method.
student number
You will need it at various locations in the school facility.
Second Step: International School Learn from the 1-year Events schedule
End of August September
Back to school night
School, classroom introduction, homeroom teacher introduction, class parent social gathering
Orientation
Introduction of teachers in charge of grades, introduction of subjects of this year
October
Halloween Party
Costume party (not a Christian International school)
November
Christmas Bazaar (Christian school)
Christmas Bazaar Not done at public schools
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Interview (The mainstream is an interview between the teacher and parents)
December
Concert
Choir chorus, band brass band, etc. (may be performed in other months)
February
Valentine's Day
Make a Valentine's card and give it to everyone to walk around. Write the card to your important friend (I don't have a habit of giving it from a girl to a boy)
March
Easter
Easter of Christ, even if you are not a Christian, you may enjoy playing games. Easter Egg Hunting (Find Hidden Eggs, a treasure hunt game) Easter Bunny (Santa Claus-like and often presents a basket of Easter eggs-often chocolate-)
May
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Interview (The mainstream is an interview between the teacher and parents)
June
End of Year Class Parties
Class party at the end of the year
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The next event will be held in different months depending on the school
Annual events
Dance Party
Dance parties for fathers and daughters are the mainstream. In particular, Japanese fathers have little desire to participate, and children are deprived of their enjoyment. There are many cases where children who can participate are angry if their father does not dance with them.
Bingo Night
It's a party to enjoy playing Bingo games. Purchase a Bingo card before entering the event venue. Again, food and drink donations may be required.
Open House
Class visit (It is designed not to watch all at once, but to visit small groups so as not to interfere with the progress of the class. You can enter the grade you want to see and the class you want to see at any time. 15 to 30 minutes I will see about.)
Sports day
Sports festival (There is no rehearsal exercise like in Japan)
Excursion (Field Trip)
Excursion (Children, parents in the lower grades of elementary school will accompany you)
Parental help on an excursion (chaperon)
Food Fair
Parents from each country compete for their own dishes.
Drama Festival
Play
Book Week
Make a hat for books and have a parade
Speech Contest
Speech contest (poetry recitation, composition, etc.)
International Day
It ’s a day to wear your own clothes and experience various cultures.
Achievement test
Standardized Achievement Tests:
The level of the school comes out clearly. You can also see the achievement level of individual global skills and the order of seats in the school.
Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS)
Stanford Achievement Test (SAT)
California Achievement Test (CAT)
California Achievement Test (CAT / 5)
Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills (CTBS)
When you transfer to an international school, you will need to fill in the test score on the admission documents. Click here for details.
Third Step: International School Learn from your daily life
Telephone contact
Notification of absence Notification of illness / injury Forgotten items Confirmation of homework Confirmation of payment Notification of school closure due to weather
Telephone Chain
Of a phone call from a friend
Mock practice to call school Mock practice to call from school Mock practice to call from a friend Mock practice to call from a friend's guardian
School store
School Supply (tools required for class, gym clothes, etc.) Confirmation How to order How to receive Payment method
Cafeteria
Be prepared for immediate use.
The system differs depending on the school. Check in advance so that your child will not be in trouble from the first day.
How to request a vendor
Pick-up and drop-off
How to register a pick-up person to school How to use the school bus Laws and regulations regarding going out of minors in the field
PSG work
Chairperson Co-chairperson Treasure Secretary Coffee Morning Coordinator Such
Parental participation
Parental help on excursion chaperon
Parental help at the bazaar Coordinator
Fourth Step: International School Practice filling out various documents to be submitted to
At the time of admission
Admission application, health certificate, recommendation letter, transcript, attendance status, etc.
Permission
Various consent forms
Fifth Step: Learn how to deal with friends
Birthday party
How to write a birthday party invitation How to treat your friends at the birthday party How to deal with your friends' parents How to behave at the birthday party when you receive an invitation-How to behave as a parent (for kindergarten children, for elementary school students)
Birthday party etiquette-How to say hello, thank you, membership fee Birthday party flow-Timing to give presents, souvenirs (Goodie Bag)
party
Both the Christmas party and the Halloween party involve religious issues, so be careful when holding and attending.
Family participation is preferred for dance parties, and you need to be careful about the dress code.
Play Date
Promise to play with friends
