Nagoya International School students keen to participate in summer activities with their teachers. The NIS summer program is developed for native English speakers, returnees, and bicultural or dual-national children from the local area. BRIAN WEBB
Nagoya International School’s summer program starts on June 21and runs until August 6, and consists of four weekly sessions.
Designed for children aged 5 to 12 years, the program includes a range of activities such as arts and crafts, web design, movie production, IT, cooking, sports and games, and singing and dancing, all designed to provide students with a dynamic environment that helps them to learn as well as have fun.
The NIS summer program incorporates activities that challenge the student through five main areas — creative, cognitive, collaborate, cultural, and cardiovascular. Actual activities vary on a weekly basis and are taught mainly by NIS teachers, although sometimes in collaboration with staff from the Nagoya YMCA.
The application deadline for the first two sessions is June 11. For more details see http://summerprogram.nisjapan.info/.
