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hi all ~~ how do school days work in japan?
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by Harima_Hario
on 2008-05-15 06:44:03
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hi im a new member nice to meet you all ☺ (>'.')> im jst wondering how do school days work in japan? what date and month is the start of class?and do they have vacation? and im a bit confuse why is there junior high, middle school and high school?? @_@ can someone help me please, onegai <('.'<) |
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Re: hi all ~~ how do school days work in japan?
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If I remember correctly, school days are almost the same on here, the Western side, as school starts at about 9 and ends at about 3:05-ish. They're slowly going through a transition to 5 school days (Saturday was also a school day.) They've got the few national holidays and the spring, summer, and winter vacations. It's not just Japan that follows that school system. Elementary school (or grade school) goes from 1-6; middle school, 7-9; and high school 10-12. |
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Re: hi all ~~ how do school days work in japan?
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by Harima_Hario
on 2008-05-16 06:21:38 (edited 2008-05-27 07:19:26)
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hmmm.. quite many thx for the info another question pls... when do school days in japan start? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wow no ones replying |
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Re: hi all ~~ how do school days work in japan?
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by Explodreamer
on 2008-06-07 05:23:15
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school starts in april then there's the summer and winter vacations... I'm not sure what other vacations there is though...
Oh no... Oh no... Y do I feel more and more Konata-ish???
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Here's the lowdown on school life in Japan ( some of it might be dated, though): School year starts: April May: Class excursion June: Parent-teacher assembly Aug-September: Summer vacation (6 wks) November-December: Cultural and ath meet January: Winter vacation (2 wks) February: School-ending ceremony March: Graduation Day April: Spring vacation (2 wks) TIME-TABLE 8:30-8:45= Morning assembly 8:45-12:25=First 4 classes 12:25-13:05=Lunch 13:05-13:25=Recess 13:25-13:45=Cleaning duty 13:45-15:20=Last 2 classes 15:20-15:30=Homeroom assembly Then they're free!  --> |