Parent's Review of Seisen International School in Yoga
What is the name of your child's school? (Please report on one school per survey.)
Seisen International School
In what town or city is this school located?
Yoga
How would you describe this school? (i.e. American, British, International, Local, etc.)
International
What grade levels are represented at this school?
K-12
How do most children get to school everyday? (bus, train, walk, etc.)
Younger students tend to take the bus while a lot of the older students prefer public transportation (bus, trains). A lot of students living around Seisen walk or ride their bicycles to school.
How would you describe the facilities at this school? What extra-curricular activities are available?
The facilities have been improving over the years. The gym has been refurnished and the cafeteria has also been renewed. However, the facilities are quite poor compared to the American School. As for the extracurricula activities, there is a variety to choose from. Seisen provides excellent after school activities, frp, comptetitive sports such as basketball and volleyball to various clubs.
How would you describe the social activities available for parents through this school? Are there parent-teacher organizations?
The Mothers Association is an active parent- teacher organization in Seisen. The fathers are also becoming avtively involved.
What advice would you give to someone considering enrolling their child in this school?
Seisen International School is a welcoming school with great values. All my daughters have made great memories here and continue to enjoy Seisen.
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guestI went to this school (already about 10 years ago, but it doesn't sound like much has changed). The worst thing about this school was the low quality of teachers. Many had little knowledge of the subjects they taught, which was shocking even to a teenager. I had also been to a Japanese public school, where the quality of teachers was much higher - of course, except in English. I moved to the UK when my parents felt I was old enough to go boarding school (16) to receive a proper education.
