Japanese Community Language school in the North
メルボルン北部日本語学校
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Where Kids and Parents Create
Where Kids and Parents Create
a Japanese Learning Journey Together
a Japanese Learning Journey Together
🌸Welcome to Our School! 🌸
Japanese Community Language school in the North is a non-profit educational organization partnering with qualified teachers who have experience in Japan and local education. Our mission is to create a supportive environment where parents and children can learn and grow together through enjoyable activities.
Our classes are designed for children aged 4 (pre-kindergarten) to 6th grade, and are taught entirely in Japanese. Lessons incorporate reading and writing, songs, games, and hands-on crafts to make learning fun and engaging. Classes are kept small, with about 10 students per group, to enhance individual attention, foster trust with teachers, and encourage active participation.
Annual Events
Annual Events
Performance Day
Performance Day
Students will present their progress by delivering speeches, acting, and singing in Japanese.
Sports Day
Sports Day
Students will compete in teams, engaging in traditional Japanese sports and games, where they’ll enjoy cooperation and competition, making it a day to deepen connections.
Other Fun Events
Other Fun Events
Other events, such as a bazaar, are also held.
Class Introduction
Class Introduction
Hoshi Class (Ages 4-6)
Hoshi Class (Ages 4-6)
In Hoshi class, children learn Japanese in a fun and engaging way through singing, crafting, and presentations. They will study hiragana and katakana, as well as learn how to count and express days of the week. Through various activities like seasonal crafts and games, they also develop social skills and teamwork. Each term, there are opportunities for children to present their favorite "treasures," "picture books," or anything they love, which helps enhance their expressive abilities. With the support of parents, we also encourage time at home to practice Japanese, aiming for more effective language learning.
Hikari class（Ages 6−8）
Hikari class（Ages 6−8）
In Hikari class, we focus on improving basic Japanese skills by learning hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Using a first-grade Japanese language textbook, students explore various themes that help develop their thinking and expressive abilities. Through seasonal events like Hinamatsuri, Children’s Day, and Obon, they also learn about Japanese culture. Students enjoy learning Japanese through diverse activities such as presentations, reading tests, quiz making, and crafting, all while actively working to improve their communication skills. They deepen their knowledge of Japanese and develop practical language skills in a fun and engaging way.
Niji class（Ages 8−10）
Niji class（Ages 8−10）
In Niji class, we focus on strengthening basic Japanese skills using materials for first and second graders, ensuring that learning is fun and engaging. From mastering hiragana, katakana, and kanji to reading comprehension and writing, students follow a curriculum based on early elementary school textbooks. Hands-on learning through activities like crafting, experiments, and games sparks curiosity, while presentations and reading aloud help build confidence. By emphasizing the joy of learning, we aim to cultivate strong Japanese language skills and rich expressive abilities that will serve students in the future.
Tsuki class（Ages 10−12）
Tsuki class（Ages 10−12）
In Tsuki class, we focus on developing students' thinking and expressive abilities through Japanese language education. Students cultivate their thinking skills by expressing their future aspirations in writing and creating stories on various themes. Through activities like performances and art projects, including drama and calligraphy, we work on enhancing their expressive skills, helping them gain confidence in presenting their ideas. We also integrate computer use to improve their overall Japanese language proficiency.
Steps to Enrollment
Steps to Enrollment
Waiting List Registration
If you wish to enroll, please first register on the waiting list. Registration is accepted after your child’s 3rd birthday. School tours are available upon request. During the tour, parents can observe a 15-minute class with or without their child.
🔗 Waiting List Registration Form
https://forms.gle/hn87arV43Sc8C9CJ8Assessment and Interview
When a spot becomes available, we will contact you in order of the waiting list. After that, we will conduct an assessment and interview to evaluate your child’s Japanese language level and learning style, then recommend the most suitable class.Class Start
After the assessment, your child will officially join the class. All lessons are designed to be fun and engaging, focusing on reading, writing, songs, games, and seasonal activities.
Details of Class Schedule and Tuition Fees
Details of Class Schedule and Tuition Fees
Class Time:
Every Sunday from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM (following the Victorian school term schedule)
Tuition Fees:
First Semester of 2025 (Terms 1 & 2): $480
The above amount includes the cost of learning materials. A sibling discount is available for families with two or more enrolled children. Tuition fees are divided into two payments, for the first and second halves of the year; there are no installment options available per school term. Tuition is calculated on a pro-rata basis, however, refunds are not provided on a pro-rata basis for withdrawals or absences.
Location & Contact Us
Location & Contact Us
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