As part of their exit from the CAS program, every senior recently sat with their Advisor and the CAS Coordinator for an informal 15-minute chat known as the final interview. Most students were ready to be done with CAS, relieved that they had passed another milestone in their school journey (not just done with CAS, they are also done with the Core!), but still reminisced on the highlights and lowlights of the journey.
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we aspire to make designs that catch your eye so that you consider attending our event in April!
We will be donating the collected books to raise money for Chance for Children through Hondana Otasuke-tai
Our explorations with 3D modeling software, Blender
We will be selling accessories from simple to fancy designs!! All the profits will be donated to Second Harvest.
Remember that GSA stickers presale? We’re selling more 12:10 in the cafeteria on February 24th
We are delighted to announce an upcoming Valentines Sticker Sale!
Together, we hope to make this school year exciting and memorable!
A fundraiser for Second Harvest by the Social Justice Committee!
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Over 200 books collected!
The members of 3D modeling club have been making progress in our learning! We have also started a new project.
HS StuCo has dedicated a handful amount of time and collaborated with Seisen students to organize a crowd-funding and fundraiser for female Ukrainian refugees
House Committee inter-house cross country run and debate!
We are also looking for new members for the following school year 2022-2023.
The Social Justice Committee is now up to a new topic. We are bringing the conversation up about neurodiversity through a collaboration with the Sacred Heart Social Service Council. Please take a read of this article to find out what neurodiversity is, and how we can support it!
The Social Justice Committee now finished our Second Harvest MS/HS fundraiser!
A brief wrap up to an eventful school year with the SV Med Club!
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📚 Hondana Otasuke-tai x Sustainability Committee 📚
A huge thanks to everyone who supported our actions and a summary of our accomplishments this year.
Hi, we are the WW2 Research Group (aka WW3 Creation Group)... Well that sounds rather ominous. Art school here we come!
S&V Med focuses on action, service, and thanks within the medical field in response to a growing demand for medical volunteers, local service work, and in light of nurse and aid shortages within Japan.
Don't miss out on the sticker sale on November 17, LUNCH TIME!
The Phoenix had a dominating end to the fall sports season and really soared to the top!
Here is a brief recap of the Social Justice Committee’s activity in the last semester and our ambitious plan for the second semester.
Meet your new StuCo execs for 2023-2024.
Are you aware of the rising Influenza cases and the access to affordable healthcare or lack thereof around the world?
Ever wondered why our womens products are more expensive than mens?
Should scientists with great inventions be unconditionally praised? History proves no.
Nine high school students from Seisen attended the 2 days Model UN conferences held by Marist Brothers International School in Kobe on February 23 and 24, 2023.
Every week, our members have been tackling challenging math puzzles.
Navigating the complexities of collecting, storing, and sharing human biological samples
HS students recently took time during Thursday Advisory to share their perspectives about the development of ATL skills across their SIS experience.
There are many in person university visits and fairs over the next few weeks.
Maths is a tremendous and untapped space wherein true global mindedness and intercultural competencies (GM+IC) occur. At its core, Math aspires to universality while holding to central proofs.
Grade 12 is getting ready to finish CAS!
Grade 11 is trucking along with their various CAS experiences.
It was the first experience for each of the students (even for seniors) since we could not hold KPASS choir events and performances in person during the pandemic.
The ensemble was lauded for their excellent blend and the high quality of solos by the guest adjudicators, and their performance was well received by the audience who clapped along to their numbers.
We saw students representing our four house teams displaying strength, grit, determination and physicality.
An informative essay on school shootings in America. What can we do—as another educational institution—to prevent and address gun violence?
Do you think that the fight for girls education is over? You'll see here, that we still need to advocate for equal opportunities for girls world-wide.
Have you ever wished for a magical place where you can bond with pet animals? Somewhere you can both relax and have a therapeutic experience with furry friends? Well, if that is the case, animal cafés are your answer. From owls and hedgehogs to capibaras, micropigs, dogs and cats—list any animals you can think of, and you will (probably) find an animal café dedicated to that animal—and of course, drink coffee at the same time. But paws for a minute: are animal cafés really ethical? Is it really a place full of adorable pets or a place full of exploited animals? Discover the dark side of animal cafes through this article.
Animal Testing has been a controversial topic for as long as we can remember, but it never seems to end. Why is that so? We'll touch upon the borderline ethics of animal testing as well as some basic information our committee has to provide.
As part of their exit from the CAS program, every senior recently sat with their Advisor and the CAS Coordinator for an informal 15-minute chat known as the final interview. Most students were ready to be done with CAS, relieved that they had passed another milestone in their school journey (not just done with CAS, they are also done with the Core!), but still reminisced on the highlights and lowlights of the journey.