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Primary pupils of Clementi and Changi campuses mingle with local primary school children several times a year, sharing half-day activities and crafts. Upper-level students conduct overnight stays at partner schools and spend two full days there. Secondary students participate in a Local Immersion Programme at MOE Language Centre partner schools, spending a week with local families to deepen their understanding of Singapore. The Japanese School Singapore hosts reciprocal cultural immersion for Singaporean students in September, as part of cross-cultural exchange and language learning.
After-school clubs include Brass Band, Light Music, and Art. The campus provides dedicated spaces for music and arts, including music immersion rooms and art facilities. The school also organizes chorus and musical activities as part of school events.
Primary pupils from Clementi and Changi campuses interact with local Singaporean peers through shared activities several times a year. Secondary students participate in Local Immersion Programmes at MOE Language Centre partner schools, spending a week with local families to experience Singaporean life. The Japanese School Singapore hosts Singaporean students in September for immersion in Japanese culture and language.
After-school activity time occurs two to three times a week, with many students joining sports or cultural clubs. Available sports include Soccer, Baseball, Basketball (Boys and Girls), Tennis, Volleyball, Track and Field, Badminton; Dance and Table Tennis are also offered. Cultural clubs include Brass Band, Light Music, and Art.
The Japanese Association's Social Contribution Activities Club has been active for over 60 years and recruits members for charity activities. It provides opportunities for social contribution, friendship-building, and information exchange among participants.
Sports Day designates Sec3 students as leaders of each color group, building leadership and teamwork. The Chorus Competition involves class-song selections and practice for two months, with a conductor and pianist from each class guiding performances. Students take on leadership roles within clubs and school events through participation in organized activities.
The Changi campus sits on a site of about 44,100 square metres, featuring a sports field, swimming pools, tennis courts, and play areas, along with a large multi-purpose hall, gymnasium, and auditorium. The Clementi campus provides similar facilities, including a sports field, pool, two playgrounds, a gymnasium, an auditorium, and dedicated spaces for music, arts, and home economics. After-school clubs offer a broad range of sports and fitness activities, including Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, Track and Field, Badminton, Dance, and Table Tennis.
The Japanese School Singapore - Changi campus is a Primary school for children aged 6 to 12. The curriculum follows Japan's national educational guidelines, ensuring a seamless transition for students from Japan. Facilities include a swimming pool, a gymnasium, and specialized rooms for music, art, and home economics. A unique feature is the school museum, which showcases historical artifacts, providing students with a tangible connection to their cultural heritage.
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