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The West Coast Campus hosts The Japanese Secondary School at 201 West Coast Road, at the junction of Jalan Buroh and West Coast Highway. The site covers 17,015 square metres and includes a sports field, a swimming pool, a tennis court, and a playground. It features a large gymnasium/auditorium, a library, computer laboratories, audio-visual rooms, a language laboratory, and a science laboratory. It also has rooms for specialized studies such as music and arts and crafts.
The West Coast Campus includes a sports field, a swimming pool, a tennis court, and a playground, as well as a large gymnasium/auditorium.
Academic facilities include a library, computer laboratories, audio-visual rooms, a language laboratory, a science laboratory, and rooms for specialized studies such as music and arts. It also has cooking, broadcasting, social studies and English activity rooms.
There are 12 kinds of clubs, and activities are held on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.
The Japanese School Singapore - Changi campus is a Junior High School for children aged 12 to 15. The curriculum follows Japan's national educational guidelines, ensuring a seamless transition for students from Japan. Facilities include a tennis court, gymnasium, dojo exercise hall, and specialized rooms for music, art, and home economics.
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