Elementary and Middle School Life (Part 1) [教育シリーズ④]小学校・中学校での生活(パート1) Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp 2013/12/10 Tuesday Education, Education http://mieinfo.com/videos/2013/12/04%20cotidiano-escolas-en.mp4 Elementary and Middle School Life (1) A Day at School The length of lessons, when to come to school, the days school is open, and the dates of the school year vary from school to school. One school day can be 4 to 6 lessons (at elementary school one lesson is usually 45 minutes, and at middle school lessons are usually 50 minutes). 《Lunchtime》 At elementary school all students are provided with lunch which they eat together. At middle school level there are both schools that provide lunch and schools which require students to bring lunch from home. *School dinner fees are paid by the parent of guardian of a student(usually fees are 3,500 yen to 4,000 yen a month) 《Cleaning Time》 At Japanese schools the whole student body, teachers and students both, take responsibility to clean the classrooms and hallways they use each day. 《After school club activities》 At middle school students can choose to join the sports or culture clubs which run after school has finished. Things you need for school 《Elementary School》 Clothes and Equipment Ransel backpack, name badge, sports clothes, indoor shoes (and a bag to put them in), gym shoes, a swimming costume, swimming cap etc. Study items Textbooks, notebook, a desk pad plastic sheet (shitajiki), pencil case, pencil, eraser, scissors, glue, ruler, coloured pencils, a painting set, calligraphy set, pianica, recorder etc. Other Lunch bag, toothbrush set, flask etc. Things you need for school 《Middle School》 Uniform, a school bag, outdoor shoes to come to school in, name badge, sports clothes, slippers, gym shoes, swimming costume and swimming cap, textbooks, notebook, document collection, dictionary, writing stationary. * These lists are an example as each school will have different items that students will need. Please ask your child’s new school for details about what equipment they will need. *Textbooks for elementary and middle school are all free. *Please write your child’s name on all of their belongings. *The information in this video is based on information from the Mie Prefectural Board of Education documents: Request to Parents and Guardians (Studying in the Japanese Education System) To students, parents and guardians who are transferring to our schools (Elementary school) To students, parents and guardians who are transferring to our schools (Middle school) Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp « 13th Agricultural College Festival and Nishiyama Agricultural Festival 2013 New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra New Year Concert 2014 » ↑↑ Next Information ↑↑ 13th Agricultural College Festival and Nishiyama Agricultural Festival 2013 2013/12/10 Tuesday Education, Education 平成25年12月8日(日) 「平成25年度 第13回 農大祭&西山農業祭り」 が行われます Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp Date: Sunday, 8th December 10:00-14:30 Venue: Mie Prefectural Agricultural College Research Lab Matsusaka-shi Ureshino Kawakita-cho 530 (15 mins walk from Kintetsu Isenakagawa Station) * The car park will be busy so please come by public transport if possible 【Main Events】 ○Hands on Science Corner: Touch it, eat it! Surprising and fun science! ○Research Results Exhibition Corner:Find out what we research in the lab room! ○Buried Cultural Treasure Corner: Touch real pottery found at an archeological site! ○Agricultural Flea Market: Fresh and cheap produce to buy! ○Refreshment Booth(11:00~): Yakisoba, yakitori etc. ○Petting Zoo: Rabbits, goats, sheep and chickens – a close encounter with animals! ○Mochimaki (Rice cake throwing ceremony)(14:00~) ○Food tasting and sale: Tofu, gyoza, mushrooms, seafood and more! There is all this and more to be found at the festival! 【Enquiries】Mie Prefectural Agriculture Research Lab – Research Strategy Division TEL 0598-42-6355 *Japanese language assistance only Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp