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SOIS clubs include Scholars, Math Competition, and eSports, which support academic enrichment and competitive problem solving. These after‑school activities provide opportunities to apply mathematical reasoning, data analysis, and strategic thinking beyond the classroom. The clubs operate as part of the SOIS student life program and are shared with Osaka International School, reflecting the Two Schools Together arrangement.
Arts and creative activities include Tango, Team Science, and Japanese Drama. Sabers Cheerleading is also offered as a performance-oriented activity. These activities provide opportunities for creative expression, teamwork, and presentation skills beyond standard coursework.
Cultural and language activities include Japanese Tea Ceremony, Competitive Japanese Card Game, and Cooking/Sweets. These clubs promote Japanese cultural understanding and language practice through hands-on experiences.
SOIS clubs are after-school clubs, activities, and programs designed to promote intellectual, spiritual, social, and physical growth. The school calendar includes social-focused events such as Fushigi Week and Winter Ball that support community and engagement beyond academics.
SDGs for Children and EJAAD are among the service-oriented clubs, reflecting the school's commitment to community outreach and social responsibility. These clubs illustrate a focus on service and SDG-related learning as part of student life.
The Career Development Center has dedicated staff to help students plan their studies and careers, with advising and collaboration for university admissions. Graduates pursue a range of destinations, including Kansai Gakuin University and other domestic and international universities, reflecting diverse pathways.
The SIS community emphasizes wellbeing through the Five Respects framework (Respect for Self, Respect for Others, Respect for Learning, Respect for the Environment, and Respect for Leadership). A joint seasonal sports program with SOIS provides structured opportunities to participate in multiple sports, supporting physical health and balance with academics. The SIS Way also highlights events and rituals, such as Fushigi Week and Winter Ball, that foster social connection and personal growth.
Senri International School of Kwansei Gakuin (SIS) is a Japanese middle and high school in Minoh City, Osaka (north Osaka), founded in 1991 and sharing one campus with its sister school, Osaka International School, through the “Two Schools Together” model. Students follow curricula leading to Japanese middle and high school diplomas, and SIS also offers a route for students to pursue the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP), studied in grades 11–12 (ages 16–18). SIS highlights a three-term semester system designed to support transfers and flexible study patterns, and it emphasizes English development across subjects. The campus guide notes English is commonly used across shared-campus activities. Boarding is available via the school’s Akebono Dormitory for students who cannot easily commute.
