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Daily school Schedule

Morning free play (Beginner) 8:30~

Craft time (Beginner)

Morning Mat Time (Kindergarten) 9:30~

Park play at the Jidokan

Park Play everyday

Indoor exercises on rainy days

Lunch Time (Kindergarten and Beginner) 12:00~

Homemade Lunch

Show and Tell (Kindergarten)

Music (Rhythmic) class (Beginner)

Physical Education Class (Beginner)

Physical Education class (Kindergarten)

Project Time (Kindergarten)

Projects　(Reggio EMilia Approach)

The Weaving Project

The Fashion Project

The Pattern City Project

The Time Machine Project

Short Movie clip

"TOKYO KIDS" Want to see how much English our Graduates learn during the course of there stay with us? Please watch the below video! Most of these kids started with ZERO English ability!

EVENTS

BKI ART EXHIBITION (March)

Beginners

Learners

Pre-Reggios

Reggios

2019 Art Exhibition

Every Year we have an Art Exhibition. When it comes to creativity, our focus is always on the creative process, rather than the end result. Please watch this old Sakai video however to get some idea of how we repeatedly get the children act on their creative ideas. When this process becomes a habit BKI has achieved one of it's main aims.

ART EXHIBITION in the past at the OLD SAKAI building

School Play (November)

2018 School Play “A Journey Through Time”

2018 BKI School Playお遊戯会。シーン１のみの公開。 "A Journey Through Time" "ア　ジャーニー　スルー　タイム　〜時空を駆け抜ける旅〜"。 Let us share just the very beginning of the 2018 School Play. The story begins where the new semester begins at the Amazing Time School. As the students share their aspirations for the future, which throws the time machine into action ...

Halloween Parade(October)

Sports Day(September)

Excursion(June)

Petting Zoo
Tama Zoo

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Science Center

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Competitions and Awards

The below winner of the Japanese National Fire Engine Drawing Competition was won by a BKI graduate. The student won Gold. There was a total of 175000 National entries of which there were just six winners.