1. Welcoming Education Missions from Overseas

Every year, we welcome numerous educational delegates and missions from overseas, giving them opportunities to observe and study lessons at our school, as well as acquainting them with the status quo and ongoing issues in Japanese education. We also exchange opinions and views with one another about the various problems in the field of education from an international perspective.

School visit by Dr. Ng Eng Hen, Minister of Education, Singapore (06/08/2010)

2. Participating in the Asia Pacific Young Leaders Summit (APYLS) in Singapore

Hwa Chong Institution (HCI), one of a few top high schools in Singapore, holds a type of summer camp every year called the ‘Asia Pacific Young Leaders Summit (APYLS)’ in Singapore. This is attended by students of leading schools in countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, India, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Australia, the UK, etc. Three students pass a rigorous selection process to win their tickets to APLYS every year. Three schools in Japan, including us, are allowed to send participants to APYLS.

Asia-Pacific Young Leaders Summit (2006)

3. Short-Term Immersion Programme with Hwa Chong Institution, Singapore

Short-term immersion programmes are being conducted between HCI and the Univ. of Tsukuba Senior High School. Every year approximately ten students stay in each country, experiencing school and daily life, studying about culture, and building up personal ties through the home-stay programme.

4. Exchange with Beijing City, Senior High Schools in Beijing, China

Every year around 20 students take part in an exchange, visiting and staying in each other’s countries, studying at each other’s schools, experiencing home-stays and local life, and seeing facilities and sites of importance.