Japanese high schools hold information sessions for prospective students

Shohei Junior and Senior High School held its fifth high school information session on October 25. During the event, Principal Kato outlined the school’s three educational pillars: university entrance guidance, inquiry-based global education, and the integration of academics and athletics. Vice Principal Iida addressed prospective students regarding the importance of personal growth during adolescence, while Admissions Director Naun provided details on entrance examination procedures and tuition.

Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen Junior and Senior High School also conducted its third information session on the same day. The program included an introductory session covering educational policies and English immersion programs, alongside a specialized segment on entrance exam trends and preparation strategies. The event featured student-led talk sessions and campus tours to provide prospective students and parents with insight into school life.