It's Snowing!!
When we woke up this morning, we didn’t realize we would be living in a winter wonderland by the end of the day!

Look what we made!

When we woke up this morning, we didn’t realize we would be living in a winter wonderland by the end of the day!

Look what we made!

The Tsukuba International School building was inspected for earthquake-related damage yesterday and it was determined that the building is sound.
Today we had a drawing class, but it wasn’t the normal kind where we sit in our desks and draw something. Today we got to go outside and draw the things we saw around us. It was a little bit hot, so we found some umbrellas to shield us from the heat. There was also…
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….
An earthquake hit Japan in the afternoon of March 11. The staff and students of Tsukuba International School are all safe.
This month, we focused on being reflective. Here is the definition of “reflective” according to the International Baccalaureate. We give thoughtful consideration to our own learning and experience. We are able to assess and understand our strengths and limitations in order to support our learning and personal development. STUDENTS Student Enrollment As of November 31,…
Despite the fact that the school was officially closed for the summer holidays, we still had a busy month. STUDENTS Student Enrollment We are currently expecting 72 students to enroll in Tsukuba International School for the 2011-12 school year. In addition, there will be 12 students at Tsukuba International Preschool. Summer Program and Summer Camp…