Japan, Tokyo
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The program operates in a bilingual, bicultural environment, supported by Japanese homeroom teachers. English proficiency has been reported to improve through study in Canada experiences, reflecting ongoing language development within the Double Diploma pathway. The BC curriculum is the anchor of the program and is complemented by Japanese curricular elements.
The school provides a bilingual and bicultural educational environment. The program integrates the British Columbia curriculum with the Japanese curriculum of Bunka Gakuen University Suginami Junior and Senior High School. Students earn two official qualifications: the Japanese High School Certificate and the British Columbia Dogwood Diploma. Japanese homeroom teachers participate in student progress reporting to support holistic development.
Study in Canada Summer Program is an optional, flexible experience. Grade 10 students may participate in a multi-week study experience in British Columbia, Canada, with opportunities for homestay or university residence. The program includes academic enrichment, experiential learning, and cultural immersion, and is designed to accommodate different points in the Double Diploma pathway. Details are reviewed annually to balance educational value with accessibility.
BSCIS is an accredited British Columbia Offshore School offering a dual educational model for grades 7-12, combining Japanese high school with the British Columbia curriculum. Graduates earn both Japanese High School Certificates and BC Dogwood Diplomas.