The Japanese School of Nairobi.

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The Japanese School of Nairobi.

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Established in 1970, The Japanese School of Nairobi has been a cornerstone of Japanese education in Kenya for over five decades. Celebrating its 55th anniversary, the school continues to offer a well-rounded, values-driven education rooted in Japanese traditions while fostering global citizenship. Its philosophy emphasizes a balance of intellect, compassion, and physical well-being to prepare students for an ever-changing world.

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The Japanese School of Nairobi operates under the guiding motto: “Be strong and rich, and become the wind that blows across the earth.” With strong ties to the Japanese Embassy, local associations, and companies, the school nurtures students who are thoughtful, compassionate, and globally aware. The institution champions collaboration between staff and families, offering a trusted learning environment where every student can thrive intellectually, morally, and socially.

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The Japanese School of Nairobi. Academics

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The academic framework at The Japanese School of Nairobi focuses heavily on the Japanese language as a foundation for thought, expression, and learning across subjects. Key components of the curriculum include:

Japanese Language Mastery: Writing, storytelling, speech-making, and publishing essay collections to deepen communication skills.
English Language Immersion: Small-group learning and art/craft classes taught in English by foreign instructors to build practical communication abilities.
Moral and Cultural Education: Emphasis on considerate language use and morality through all school activities, including formal moral education classes.
Global Understanding: Students explore both Japanese and Kenyan cultures through experiences like the Hyakunin Isshu tournament and African studies lectures. The school also nurtures lifelong learners equipped with critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills—qualities essential in an international context.

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The Japanese School of Nairobi. Co-curricular

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A vibrant extracurricular program complements the academic experience, with students engaging in:

Whole-School Speech and Storytelling Activities to enhance creativity and public speaking.
Field Trips and English Excursions for practical learning and language development.
Inter-School Exchanges with local and international schools to foster cultural appreciation and teamwork.
Vertical Division Activities such as school-wide events, radish sales, and gratitude gatherings to build multi-age collaboration and empathy.
Career-Focused African Studies that expose students to real-world issues and innovations on the continent.

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The Japanese School of Nairobi. Facilities

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Set within the natural beauty of Nairobi, the school provides a peaceful yet stimulating environment ideal for learning and discovery. The campus includes:

Purpose-built classrooms and common spaces aligned with Japanese standards.
An outdoor learning center, Yume, used for hands-on cultural experiences like tea ceremonies and martial arts.
Well-maintained grounds that host a variety of cross-grade events and nature-based learning activities. The blend of natural surroundings and well-organized facilities ensures that students receive an enriching and immersive educational experience.

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