First Badminton Lesson
Today we broke out our new equipment and headed outside for our first badminton lesson of the year!

As you can see, we have some serious badminton professionals in the making!
Today we broke out our new equipment and headed outside for our first badminton lesson of the year!

As you can see, we have some serious badminton professionals in the making!
This year, the moms of TIS children are getting their Mother’s Day present on a Tuesday! Our school closes for Golden Week, so our students were away the week before Mother’s Day. To make up for it, we baked some cookies yesterday and we decorated them for Mom today. I think we will have some…
In art class we did pottery with Michiko Sensei. We made plates and cups. The plate was easy to make but the cup was difficult. The Emperor’s wife owns Michiko Sensei’s pottery. I want to do pottery again!
Tsukuba International School has obtained a new domain for its website and email services. The new domain is: http://www.tis.ac.jp Please update your bookmarks and links. The old domain (http://www.tsukubainternationalschool.org) has been set up to redirect to the new domain, but please update your bookmarks and links as the old address will eventually expire. The email…
The Power of Ideas A Message from the Principal to Commemorate our First LIFE CELEBRATION on March 13, 2012 I want to talk to you today about ideas. The most powerful thing in the world is an IDEA. Your thoughts can change the world if you change the way you think. Our school has been…
Taketombo, which means bamboo dragonfly, is a traditional Japanese toy that flies like a helicopter. In art class, students made their own taketombo using balsa wood, sandpaper and sticks. By testing how well their models flew, students learned that factors such as weight, balance and lift affect flight performance.
In a lot close to the current school location, we are constructing a new school building. The new building will be 1085 m2 in size and will be made of Finnish wood in line with our belief in providing a natural and healthy learning space for our students. The new school will have ten classrooms….