On Thursday, November 21, we climbed Mt.Kannomine. We rode bicycles and walked from HiGA to the summit of Mt Kannomine. For some of the students, it was their first time to climb Mt Kannomine. From the top, we had a great view of Osakigamijima, where we have studied for six years, and the HiGA school building.
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On Thursday, November 14, the Autumn Festival was held as a dormitory event. During the talent show, many students performed instruments, songs, and dances to the delight of the audience. There were loud cheers from those watching, and everyone from G7 to G12 enjoyed the event as one! With the energy recharge we got from the event, we’re ready to get through the remaining days of 2024!
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On Friday, November 15, there was a briefing session about the Japanese Red Cross Society Hiroshima Branch and Cambodian Red Cross Society Youth Exchange Program. At the briefing, we heard interesting stories about Cambodia, including the existence of one of the world’s largest floating villages, the problems that still exist in terms of transportation, sanitation, and medical care, and the program’s efforts to improve these problems and promote cross-cultural exchange. Through this information session, We became even more interested in going abroad. We would like to continue to catch up on various information to expand our experiences and career paths.
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On November 15th, G12 students experienced camp within PHE class. We formed groups of 4 to 5 people and had the experience of setting up tents and making carton dogs, which are hot dogs in milk cartons, bamboo skewers and milk carton plates, etc. We were able to learn about physical health education from different perspectives through various activities in the camp experience, which we cannot do in our regular class.
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On Saturday 9th November , we held a prom for the G12 students. This is common in Western culture, and the G11 students planned the event as a way of expressing their gratitude to their seniors. The venue was decorated in a glamorous style, and the G12 students gathered there dressed in dresses and suits, enjoying a special moment in an atmosphere that was different from their usual surroundings. There were also dance and music performances, and the whole venue was filled with smiles and applause. This prom was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our graduating seniors. Congratulations everyone!
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On Saturday 26th of October, we held an exchange meeting with international students from Eikei University at our school. After a presentation by the international students of Eikei University on their studies at the university and their visions for the future, a round-table discussion was held with HiGA students. It was a good opportunity for our students to think about their future and enhance their current studies.
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The article includes interviews with students and other information about the classes. Please take a look! Link is here↓ https://dot.asahi.com/articles/-/235045?page=1
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Reina Akiyoshi, a G12 student, and Hanna Mochizuki, a G11 student, who were selected for the Hiroshima Prefecture Guanajuato Youth Exchange Program, participated in a post-dispatch report meeting held at the Hiroshima Prefectural Office. The two reported to Governor Yuzaki about what impressed them during their time there, and the governor commented, “I hope that this exchange will serve as a bridge between the young people who will lead the future of Hiroshima and Guanajuato.”
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Hiroshima Global Academy will start accepting applications for the 2024 high school admissions from August 1st, 2024. Please refer to the guidelines on our website for details on how to register your application. https://higa-s.jp/en/senior-high/index/application-process/
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On Tuesday, June 4, eight officials from the Autonomous Regional Government of the Bangsamoro in the Philippines visited our school to discuss peace education as part of JICA’s training program for senior administrative officials following the decision to establish the Bangsamoro Autonomous Regional Government in 2025. Seven first-year and second-year high school students from our school gave a presentation on peace education and exchanged opinions in groups. We hope that peace education will be promoted in the Bangsamoro region so that children in the Bangsamoro region can contribute to building a peaceful society.
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