葉山インターナショナルスクール

SCHEDULE

Session1 : July 20th〜July 24th(5 days, Monday to Friday)
Session2 : July 27th〜July 31st(5 days, Monday to Friday)
Session3 : August 3rd〜August 7th(5 days, Monday to Friday)
Session4 : August 10th〜August 14th(5 days, Monday to Friday)
Session5 : August 17th〜August 21st(5 days, Monday to Friday)
Session6 : August 24th〜August 28th(5 days, Monday to Friday)

Time : 9:00am - 3:00pm (Drop-off: 9am-9:30am, Pick-up: 2:30pm-3pm)

Age：3years old (36month) 〜 12 years old

We can only provide bus services if there are seats available. In addition, we may ask you to come to a specified bus station. Please see "school bus " for the details.

THEME

Session1 - Sub-Saharan Seekers (7/20-7/24)

Take a safari across the Sahara to the plains of Africa and marvel at the amazing wildlife.Do you think you can remember all the names of animals large and small? Come test your knowledge and stretch your artistic muscles!
*We stop accepting applications once the limit is reached.Thank you for your applications!

Session2 - Mayan Marathoners (7/27-7/31)

This week we journey to Central and South America to wander among the ancient Mayan temples. Create the beautiful art of the Mayans while you race through the jungles and over mountains. Did you know the Mayans had advanced math and their own calendar? Test your knowledge against these ancient South Americans!
*We stop accepting applications once the limit is reached.Thank you for your applications!

Session3 - Navajo Navigators (8/3-8/7)

Connect with Mother Earth like the Navajo people on the plains of North America.Try making your very own dreamcatcher to keep your bad dreams at bay, and see how much you really know about the earth, land and water like the Navajo Indians do.Join our Hayama Pow Wow for a great time!
*We stop accepting applications once the limit is reached.Thank you for your applications!

Session4 - Aboriginal Adventurers (8/10-8/14)

Grab your didgeridoo and head down under to meet the Aboriginal people of Australia! Do you think you could survive in the wilderness like Aboriginal children? Learn about art and customs while brushing up on your backcountry skills in the Hayama Outback!
*We stop accepting applications once the limit is reached.Thank you for your applications!

Session5 - Pacific-Island Pioneers (8/17-8/21)

Can you hula like a Hawaiian? Can you way-find your way to Waikiki? Surf’s up on the islands of Hawaii and Polynesia at Hayama this week! Make your own Tiki mask and learn some fun new facts and fresh dances.
*We stop accepting applications once the limit is reached.Thank you for your applications!

Session6 - Tibetan Trailblazers (8/24-8/28)

Place yourself on the Tibetan plateau this session and imagine yourself traveling with nomads or meditating with the monks.Find your inner calm as you create a traditional lantern and see if you can solve riddles like the Dalai Lama!

SCHOOL BUS

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, regular classes will be in session until August 31st. We can only provide bus services if there are seats available. In addition, we may ask you to come to a specified bus station. If you would like to use bus services, please contact the office before applying for summer school program(contact@hayama-international.co.jp/046-855-5112).

*If your child goes back home without parents after getting off the afternoon bus, please let us know by email in advance.(contact@hayama-international.co.jp)

FEE

FEE

¥38,000 / 1session
*This fee includes the session fee, material fees and facility fee.

Lunch (Optional)

¥2,000 (for Kindergarten) / Session
¥2,400 (for Elementary) / Session

*This is optional. Children may bring their own lunch or order the school lunch.

School Bus (Optional)

Please check your bus area.

Daycare(Optional)

*If you sign up for the daycare program, we ask that a parent or guardian pick up your child directly from the school. Bus services will not be provided during daycare hours.

SUPPLY LIST

This is supply list for Hayama students.
Please click and check following supply list.

SUPPLY LIST

FAQ

Q：Is each session different? ？

A：The theme is different for each session, but the activities are the same.  We will make crafts according to the theme, study books and songs that can be read and heard by the teacher, and study in class, so even if you participate in multiple sessions, the things you make, the books to read, and the contents of study will be different.

Q：How are the classes divided?

A：Classes are based on the child's date of birth with 12 to 18 students per class.

Q：Can my child be in the same class as my child’s friends? 

A：We will consider this if you include the names of the child(ren) with whom you want to participate on each other's application.  In addition, if the ages are different, you will join the class for the child(ren) of the lower grade.

Q：Can you pick my child(ren) up near my house?

A：The bus route will be decided in consideration to the children's residence to participate in each session, so it may not be possible to meet your request.  Most often you will meet at the nearest station or large street.  Please understand this beforehand.  In addition, we will contact you on Thursday or Friday of the week before the start of the session regarding the boarding place and time of the bus.

Q：My child(ren) can't speak English at all, is that OK?

A：Our summer program is created for many students of different levels to participate, so even if you do not have summer school experience, it is okay.

Q：Can I order a school lunch?

A：For lunch at our school, we ask a nearby lunchbox maker. It consists of usual food in a Japanese lunchbox, like rice and side dishes.  There is no menu to choose from for the school lunch.  Lunch will be ordered weekly and cannot be canceled.

Q：What happens in the event of a disaster? 

A：In the event of a disaster, our school is instructed by the fire department to wait at the school if there is no problem with the building.  Depending on the disaster situation, we may have to evacuate to an evacuation site (Shonan Kokusai Muranishi Park) and be picked up.  However, please be aware that the evacuation area may change depending on the situation at the time, with the student's safety taken first.  In the event of a disaster, school bus operations will be canceled.  In that case, we will do our best to protect the students until the parents come to pick them up.  In the event of a disaster, information will be provided on Twitter (Twitter ID: hayamainter).  Please check at each home.

Q：What happens if someone gets injured?

A：At our school, the staff takes great care to prevent any injuries or accidents, but in the unlikely event of an accident, we will take the following measures.
 ・ For minor injuries such as abrasions, we will provide first aid for disinfection, but in the case of injuries that can not be judged at the school, we will call parents to have the child picked up. 
・ If an emergency is required, we will take the patient in an ambulance or school staff will transport the child to a hospital and have the guardian come to the hospital immediately.  In the event of an accident or injury, we will contact the parents by telephone (injuries that require immediate attention), accident reports (large visible injuries, bruises, injuries near vital points), and bus reports (at school).  
・ For small injuries and accidents that occur:  small abrasions and cuts often occur in daily life, and parents may not be contacted due to the size of the injury or accident and the condition of the student.  
If your child is injured without contact, please contact the school.  Please note that dealing with all bruises and scratches is very difficult.

Q：What measures are HIS taking to prevent the spread of COVID-19?

A：Our school will take the following measures until the situation subsides:
1. Our teachers and staff will wear masks when deemed necessary.
2. Conduct thorough disinfection and ventilation of the school buildings and classrooms.
3. Conduct thorough disinfection and ventilation of the busses.
4. Thorough hand washing of students and staff upon arrival at school (students will disinfect their hands with alcohol upon arrival at school, so please inform the office if your child has an alcohol allergy).
5. Classes will take place with all windows open*
6. Use paper towels*
7. Students and staff with fevers or cold-like symptoms will be asked to refrain from coming to school
*The frequency of use of alcohol disinfectants and paper towels will be determined according to the availability of supplies. At the present stage, we have disposable masks, bleach, etc. We have installed an air purifier and humidifiers.
*Ventilation will take place multiple times throughout the day (at least morning, noon, and afternoon) to lower the risk of infection. Due to the circumstances, we will have the windows open throughout the day, so please dress your child appropriately.

Requests for our parents and guardians:
1. Please check your child’s fever every morning and evening and record it on the temperature sheet that will be provided by e-mail. Please send it to school each morning in your child’s blue folder.
2. Have your child(ren) wash their hands and gargle thoroughly upon returning home from school.
3. If you child has a fever, cough, runny nose, or any other cold or flu-like symptoms, they may not come to school. Please keep them at home until they are in good health.
4. In the case your child(ren) or a family member develops a fever, please keep your child at home for a full week after the fever subsides. If you child(ren) will be absent from school due to fever or cold-like symptoms, please notify our office of their absence with details of their symptoms by email.
5. If your child(ren) or any family members, relatives, etc. contract COVID-19, please contact your health center immediately and follow their instructions. If you receive instructions to isolate at home, do not send your child to school, and inform the school immediately.

We will continue to monitor the announcements made by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare and experts, and work to ensure the safety of our students, families, and staff until the situation returns to normal. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
**Source: Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare Homepage https://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisakunitsuite/bunya/0000164708_00001.html

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

１.Please send us your application by clicking the application form link..

２.Please make a payment by a credit card or bank transfer.

３.After the transfer is completed, please write the transfer date and transfer name in the application confirmation email you sent in 2.　Please reply with your child’s name as the subject of the email.

４.1 Application, 2 Transfer of Tuition & Extend Stay fee, 3 Reply mail,As soon as this 123 confirmation is received, we will send you a final confirmation email from the school and the application procedure will be completed.
*If you did not receive an email, please send us email directly.

Bank Account :
Bank of Mitsubishi UFJ
Zushi Branch
Checking Account: 0158018
HSGE Inc.E

Deadline for application
Session 1 : By 5pm Wednesday, July 15th
Session 2 : By 5pm Wednesday, July 22nd
Session 3 : By 5pm Wednesday, July 29th
Session 4 : By 5pm Wednesday, August 5th
Session 5 : By 5pm Wednesday, August 12th
Session 6 : By 5pm Wednesday, August 19th

*Depending on the session a class may soon reach capacity. As soon as we reach the capacity, we will terminate the reception of that session.

PAYMENT

Payments can be made by bank transfer or credit card. If you choose to pay by credit card, you will be sent an invoice by an email within 7 days after applying summer school program.
If you choose to pay by bank transfer, please transfer the Tuition & Extended Stay fee to the school account below.
*Your order will be automatically canceled if we don't receive any order confirmation from you by the due date.

Bank Account :
Bank of Mitsubishi UFJ
Zushi Branch
Checking Account: 0158018
HSGE Inc.E

MEMBERS

You can see your child's group picture from here.
Please choose your child's session and class. Also you can get password from school letter.