NUCB International College

School days commence at 8:30 AM with a homeroom session, followed by classes beginning at 8:45 AM.

The end times for subject classes range from 15:25 to 16:10, depending on the specific class schedule.

Yes. Students are supervised at the Boarding House by NIC's House Supervisors.

City buses have convenient stops both within and in front of the campus. Our boarding students do not require transportation to the school, as the school building is situated directly in front of the Boarding House.

As a fully residential school, we offer three daily meals within the Boarding House, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Yes, at a cost.

Yes, on the weekdays and sometimes on the weekends for formal events.

No, we don't employ teaching assistants.

All students and teachers use their own Apple MacBooks in classes for research, presentation and note-taking purposes. Each classroom is also equipped with large LCD display screens. The science department has a variety of technological apparatus to use during experiments.

If need be, the use of virtual classrooms is possible at NIC.

No, religious practices are not conducted at the school. Nevertheless, there is a prayer room provided for students' use at the boarding house.

For the academic year 2023-2024, we have a total of 71 students, divided into two academic levels: 38 students in Grade 10 and 33 students in Grade 11. When operating at maximum capacity, our school will accommodate 225 students, distributed across three academic levels: Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12. Each level will consist of 75 students, organized into classes with a maximum of 25 students per class.

Japanese, Thailand, China, Canada, Korea, USA, Mongolia, Taiwan, Australia, Mexico, Netherlands, Sri Lanka, Cyprus, Indonesia, Russia, Fiji.

While our school does not establish a fixed admission ratio, there is an approximate balance of 50% of Japanese students and 50% of students who are either foreigners or Japanese with dual nationalities.

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities, including: 1. The Engage Programme: This programme consists of activities in which students participate for a 3-month period, twice a week. Activity options change four times a year, providing students with relaxation opportunities after classes and before dinner. It promotes a well-rounded approach to student life at NIC and allows students to explore various physical, creative, and leisure pursuits. For the academic year 2023-2024, the activities include Japanese archery, Dance, Tabletop Games (1st quarter); Ikebana, Programming, Badminton (2nd quarter); Kimono-wearing, Golf, Tennis (3rd quarter); Kanji Calligraphy, Music, Frisbee (4th quarter). 2. Club activities: Students can participate in various club activities such as Weight training, Arts, Volleyball, Soccer, and Basketball (AY 2023-2024) Additionally, students may request permission to access the campus sports facilities during their free time on weekends.

The sports currently included in this year's Physical Education curriculum are: football, baseball, golf, Japanese archery, tennis, basketball, badminton, volleyball, and dance (subject to potential changes).

No.

Boarding facilities, auditorium, science lab, art studio, library, nurse office.

Fitness room, archery range, baseball field, gymnasium, weight training gym, dance studio, athletics field, soccer field, American football field, rugby field, tennis court.

Excluding Japanese citizen teachers, the majority of our instructors are native English speakers.

We do not provide dedicated language support classes. Nonetheless, students have the option to seek assistance from their teachers during the Study Support sessions, which are available after classes, for 50 minutes three times a week.

Japanese language B and Japanese Language Ab Initio.

No, we don't.

No, we don't.