Alternative school in Mie Japan
Schole Yamato
スコーレ倭
~ワクワクに寄り添う学校~
Skolle Yamato can do this!
The school building of Skole Wa is Halle Wa. The lodging is Guest House Ilongo. The school grounds are located in Hakusan-cho, Tsu City, which is full of satoyama (satoyama) nature. The environment is perfect for experiencing nature and international exchange in a moderately rural setting. The possibilities for how to use this environment are limitless! ! It depends on the excitement of the participating children! !
Halle Wa de
Halle Yamato, a shared space for encounters and learning where Skole Yamato has its office, is the village office of Yamato Village, which was completed in 1936. A retro-modern two-story wooden building. At the time of its construction, it used plenty of locally sourced natural materials, making it a building suited to the climate of Japan. On weekdays, we rent this exchange space and the 2nd floor hall for activities. There is a kitchen and a bookshelf in the exchange space, and there is also a Japanese-style room and a music room on the second floor. Various events are also held in the shared space, so you can expect various encounters and collaborations because various people such as locals, event participants, and tourists are always coming and going.
at Guest House Ilongo
Guest House Ilongo is an inn where people from all over the world gather to experience local culture such as Filipino culture and farming experiences. On Saturdays, I mainly base myself here and enjoy the countryside with my children. There are many fields where children can have exciting and exciting activities, such as Skole Farm, a secret base, and a shrine on the back mountain! ! We sometimes hold overnight events from Friday to Saturday.
go a little further
Depending on the needs of the children, we may go out to various fields inside and outside Hakusan Town. I have been to River Park Mami, Muranowa Market (a marché event held at the former Takehara Elementary School), Shiki no Sato, and Kakiuchi River. Hakusan Town is full of nature and people you know, and within a 10-minute drive there is a hidden field where you can experience a variety of things! ! During the summer vacation, I went a little farther and even went to the sea of Shima.
The flow of the day
We plan the day's activities based on the interests of the children.
No chimes.
Participation in activities is not compulsory.
Children who do not participate in activities are free to use their time.
Below is an example of a day's flow.
*The timetable is subject to change depending on the weather and the mood of the children.
8:30~9:30 Meeting/free time
9:30~10:00groupwork time
(Learn togetherincrease)
10:000~11:30 playBinotime
(Active play that emerges from childrenwork on)
11:30~12:30 Feeprocessing time
12:30~13:00 Lunchstamp
13:00~13:15 Cleaning timewhile
13:15~15:15outdoor activitiesmovement orcreationactivity
(There is no limit to what you can learn from experiencing nature!)
15:15~15:30 Today's dancereturn time
15:30~16:30 Dissolution/free time