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Curriculum, Annual Events Calendar, and School Time Table
Ⅰ School History
1942 Naruo Village Council decides to establish Naruo Junior High School. 1943 Establishment of Naruo Junior High School is approved. 1945 Construction finishes. 1948 Becomes Naruo Senior High School. Becomes co-educational involving an exchange with Sumiyoshi Senior High School. 1950 Becomes prefectural, Hyogo Prefectural Naruo Senior High School. 1986 Establishment of the English Course 1993 Celebration of the 50th Anniversary 2003 Establishment of the Global Interaction Course Celebration of the 60th anniversary 2009 The 50th anniversary of the seaside school 2011 Establishment of the Department of Global Communication |
Ⅱ Education Plan
1. School Mottos
2.Educational Guidelines
(1)To cultivate the students' attitudes toward overcoming their inhibitions to achieve rich creativity, in order to foster a self-disciplined approach to awell-educated, broad-minded personality.
(2)To foster the students' personal qualities required for the 21st century: to enjoy learning throughout their lives and to maintain enthusiasm for continuous self-cultivation.
(3)To awaken the students' international awareness and the importance of kindness towards others.
3.Administration Guidelines
We will fully foster the students' fundamental scholastic abilities, physical strength, and have them establish a fundamental lifestyle. Also, the students will acquire traditions based on the respect for human dignity, thereby meeting the demand of the community and making the best use of the school facilities.
(1)Subject Guidance
We put the highest importance on having the students acquire basic skills in their subjects according to the individual stages of their development. For that purpose, we will let the students choose subjects according to their ability, adaptability, and choice of career. We will also keep abreast of the current teaching techniques through which we hope can impress and excite the students, stimulating the students' intellect and feelings in lessons.
(2)Student Guidance
On the basis of homeroom guidance, we will try to understand the changes in each student's behavior, feelings and attitudes, and endeavour to educate them to enjoy a healthy life-style. Along with guidance plans to heighten the students' sense of responsibility, spirit of service and moral practice as members of the community, we plan to activate student government and to promote practical activities.
(3)Course Guidance
We will see to it that the students can enjoy their school life by allowing them to choose proper courses and subjects suited to their individual abilities and aptitudes. We will collect information and data on the students' desired careers, and try to fulfill those educational requirements.
(4)Education of Human Rights
Through school activities and personal guidance, we will develop students’ esteem for human rights and their realization of a good community conscience.
(5)Education for International Understanding
We will offer the students a wide perspective into world affairs and encourage them to be internationally open-minded. We will teach them thepracticality of international cooperation by promoting cultural events, holding overseas study tours, and establishing the curriculum of the Department of Global Communication.
(6)Health Care and Safety Education
We will teach the importance of health care to students and instill in them a habit of developing their physical strength throughout their life. In addition, we will carry out education in matters of personal safety, danger awareness, consideration of public manners,and traffic laws.
(7)Administrative Improvement
We will endeavor to constantly improve teaching methods and standards by evaluating teacher qualifications and testing student performance. These evaluations will be analyzed and assessed on a yearly schedule.
(8)Use of School Facilities
We will maintain school facilities rationally and efficiently. We will keep the grounds in orderly and appropriate condition in order to ensure student safety and maintain community standards.
(9)Promotion of the School
The administration strives to keep aware of students’ and parents’ perception of their education at Naruo High School. We will continually enrich the syllabus and the school departments to help students make good choices about their future career.
Ⅲ Curriculum
1st grade
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General Course (including General Career Course
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Department of Global Communication
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Integrated Japanese Language, Mathematics I, Mathematics A, Basic Physics,
Physical Education, Health Education, Music / Fine Art / Calligraphy,
Basic Home Economics, Basic Physics, Integrated Study
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Contemporary Society
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Comprehensive English,
Global Community & Living, Information & Communication
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2nd grade
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General Course
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Department of Global Communication
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Science Course
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Humanities Course
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Contemporary Japanese Language B, Classics B, Mathematics II, Basic Chemistry,Physical Education, Health Education
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World History A, Mathematics B
Geography B
Physics / Biology,
English Communication II,
English Expression I, Integrated Study
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World History B, Japanese History B, English Communication II, English Expression I, Mathematics B, Instrumental and Vocal Music, Information and Expression, Advanced Home Economics, Construction (Fine Art), Integrated Study
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World History B, Japanese History B, Basic Biology, English Comprehension,
English Expression,
Intercultural Communication, International Information
Mathematics B
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3rd grade
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General Course
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Department of Global Communication
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Science Course
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Humanities Course
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Science and Math Course
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Environmental Science Course
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General Humanities
Course
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Specialized Humanities
Course
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Contemporary Japanese Language B, Classics B, Physical Education, Integrated Study
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Geography B, Mathematics III, Chemistry, Physics / Biology, English Communication III, English Expression II
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Geography B, Mathematics II, Mathematics B, Chemistry, Physics / Biology, English Communication III, English Expression II
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World History B, Japanese History B, Advanced Civics, Mathematics II, Basic Chemistry, Advanced Basic Biology, Biology, English Communication III, English Expression II, Mathematics B, Advanced Reading
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Classics A, Advanced Contemporary Japanese Language, World History B, Japanese History B, General Civics, General Science, Biology, Advanced Basic Biology, English Communication III, English Expression II, Advanced English, General English, Solfege, Visual Design, Food Design, Information Design, Mathematics Research, Music Performance Studies, Paintings, Sports, Child Culture and Basic Nursing, Editing and Expression of Expression Media
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World History B, Japanese History B, English Understanding, English Expression, Current English, International Experience, Mathematics II, Extensive Reading, Mathematics B, Advanced Basic Biology, Cross Cultural Understanding, Basic Chemistry, World Affairs, Japanese Culture, Research Project
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Ⅳ Annual Events Calendar
April
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English Seminar (Department of Global Communication) Opening ceremony, Entrance ceremony for new students
Welcome ceremony and orientation for new students
Health Check-up
Student Assembly
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May
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Mid-term Exams
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June
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School Festival
District level sports competitions Open High School for Junior High School students
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July
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Term-end Exams English Speech Contest (2nd grade, Department of Global Communication)
School-wide sports competition
End-of-term closing ceremony
Extra curricular and remedial classes
Study trip to Australia
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August
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Extra curricular and remedial classes
Open High School for Junior High School students
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September
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New term begins
Sports Day
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October
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Mid-term Exams
Field Trip Day
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November
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Open High School for Junior High School students
Recitation Contest (1st grade, Department of Global Communication)
School Trip (2nd grade, General Course)
Study Trip to UK (2nd grade, Department of Global Communication)
School Foundation Anniversary
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December
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Term-end Exams
End-of-term closing ceremony
Extra curricular and remedial classes
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January
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New term begins
Karuta Tournament Year-end Exams(3rd grade )
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February
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Marathon Recommendation-based Entrance Exam
Year-end Exams(1st and 2nd grades )
Graduation Ceremony
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March
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School-wide sports competition(1st and 2nd grades )
Entrance Exam
Closing ceremony
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Ⅴ Club Activities
1. Baseball 9. Track and Field
2. Rugby 10. Swimming
3. Soccer 11. Mountaineering
4. Table Tennis 12. Kendo
5. Tennis 13. Judo
6. Soft Tennis 14. Handball
7. Badminton 15. Volleyball
8. Basketball
CULTURAL
1. Story Writing 9. Brass Band
2.Calligraphy 10. Pop Music Band
3.Art 11. ESS
4.Photography 12. Astronomy
5.Biology 13. Journalism
6.Koto 14. Homemaking
7.Broadcasting 15. String Orchestra
8. Tea Ceremony
Calligraphy Judo
Volleyball String Orchestra
Ⅵ Department of Global Communication
1.Recitation contest (1st grade)
2.Speech contest (2nd grade)
3.Special Lectures and Seminars
Ⅶ Study Trip toAustralia
Ⅷ School TimeTable
Homeroom | 8:40-8:50 |
1st period | 8:50-9:40 |
2nd period | 9:50-10:40 |
3rd period | 10:50-11:40 |
4th period | 11:50-12:40 |
Lunch | 12:40-13:25 |
5th period | 13:25-14:15 |
6th period | 14:25-15:15 |
Monday & Tuesday | |
7th period | 15:25-16:15 |