Activities

Timeline

Student Body

Student Council

All students have the opportunity to be a part of the student council. Their role is to improve the other students’ learning experience, and they serve the students as representatives during meetings with the teachers and the principal, voicing out the students’ concerns and ideas.

Seiko Volunteer Center

Every year, we provide our students with meaningful opportunity to give back to the community and discover ways they can contribute to society. In the past, students have been to nursing homes to accompany its residents, and they have also helped in cleaning up public spaces. In times of major natural disasters, students are encouraged to take action and support relief efforts. In the past, they have contributed through fundraising, creating senbazuru (1,000 paper cranes as a prayer for peace), and assisting on-site where possible. Additionally, some students volunteer at the kindergarten affiliated with Seiko Gakuin on a regular basis.

School Events

School Festival

The annual school festival is one of the most anticipated events of the year, attracting over 20,000 visitors. Students dedicate about six months to preparing for this large-scale even, which is entirely student-run. From the planning to the budgeting of the allocated funds, every aspect is managed by the students, with teachers providing support only when necessary and respecting student autonomy. Through this experience, students develop invaluable leadership skills, including taking initiative, resolving conflicts, and motivating others.

Sports Festival

The sports festival is another annual major highlight of the school year, where students step up to take responsibility and showcase their talents. Both senior and junior students collarborate in various roles, such as organizers and referees.

Students are divided into five teams compete in a variety of activities such as team dances and the 41-legged race. This event fosters teamwork and provides a rare opportunity for students across grade levels to work together, creating a strong sense of camaraderie.

Overseas Study Trips

During school holidays, we offer a variety of overseas learning opportunities for our students. Depending on their grade, they get to choose to visit destinations such as Canada, New Zealand, Australia, or The United States (Maryland or California). These trips are designed to provide students with exposure to diverse cultures and unique learning experiences, broadening their global perspectives.

Co-Curricular Activities

Students have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of co-curricular activities. These activities enable them to explore their passions, expand their knowledge, and develop new skills, fostering both personal growth and well-rounded development.