Yokohama Christian School | Scholae

Yokohama Christian School

Tokyo, Japon

2-11

Tranche d'âge

Élèves

Effectif moyen par classe

2002

Fondée en

Programmes

AmericanChristian

Langues

English

À propos

La Yokohama Christian School (YCS) est, par conception, une petite école internationale chrétienne pour les jeunes enfants, de la maternelle jusqu'au primaire. Nous préparons les élèves à développer leur potentiel donné par Dieu, sur les plans spirituel et académique. Nous proposons une éducation chrétienne et classique en utilisant une variété de supports et de méthodes, notamment le programme de l'Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), dispensé en anglais. Nous encourageons une vision du monde biblique et offrons un environnement éducatif stimulant. Nos classes accueillent des enfants de 2 à 11 ans (de la maternelle au Grade 5). Les classes sont multi-âges, avec un groupe Élémentaire Inférieur (maternelle–CE1) et un groupe Élémentaire Supérieur (CE2–CM2).

Admissions

Rolling AdmissionsEntrance Exam Required

Admissions Process

1Contact YCS office for application pack
2Submit application
3Interview and observation
4Teacher recommendation (elementary aged children)
5Assessment by Head of School (elementary aged children)
6Entrance exam administration (elementary aged children)

Admissions

Les élèves peuvent rejoindre l'école après le début de l'année scolaire

Oui

Évaluation d'entrée pour les élèves

Yes, our school has a screening process for all ages that is age appropriate. For children from pre-k to grade 5 an academic assessment is given to determine if YCS is a good fit.

Brève description de l'évaluation d'entrée requise

For kindergarten and elementary aged students, a literacy and mathematics assessment is given to students to determine whether they are at grade level. For preschool students, we look for school readiness and the classroom teachers meet with students to evaluate general milestones of each potential student.

Détails

Politique de genre: co-ed
Internat: Non
Adresse: Yokohama Christian School 66-2 Yamate-cho, Naka-ku Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0862 Japan

Localisation

Contact

Site web

Écoles à proximité

Classe

Nombre moyen d'élèves par classe

L'école emploie-t-elle des assistants d'enseignement ?

Oui

Nombre maximum d'élèves par classe

Seeds Class (2yo) = 8 students* Sprouts Class (3-4) = 12 students* Lower Elementary (grade K, 1, 2) = 10-14 students* Upper elementary (grades 3, 4, 5) = 10 students* *All numbers are pre-Covid19 class ratios. These ratios have been adjusted downwards to allow for safe practices during the current pandemic.

Utilisation de la technologie en classe

Technology is used in a supporting role in the classroom. As a school focusing on Early Childhood education, technology is not of the greatest importance. Instead of technology, children are encouraged to explore their surroundings and think creatively by using their 5 senses. From grade 2, students have a computer class, which helps them learn the basics of typing. As students move through the upper elementary grades, students will be learning about internet safety, word processing, basic spreadsheet construction, and using presentation software.

L'école est-elle prête à utiliser des salles de classe virtuelles si nécessaire ? (ex. enseignement en ligne si l'école est fermée, ex. pendant le COVID-19)

We have used and are prepared to use technology in the event that there is a school shutdown due to the current pandemic.

Les élèves pratiquent-ils une religion à l'école ? Laquelle ?

Yes, Yokohama Christian School is a Christian school affiliated with Yokohama Union Church. The basic tenets of protestant Christianity are taught to all students through lessons in Bible and Worship during the week. Yokohama Christian School is a mission school that aims to reach people outside of the Christian community in Japan.

Comment l'école accueille-t-elle les élèves non religieux ou d'une autre religion ?

Parents are aware of the teaching methods and philosophies of the school before a student is enrolled. The school is consistent with teaching, but does not require students to already have a faith or to convert to Christianity. There is no discrimination against students who do not come from religious backgrounds or are practitioners of other faiths.