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is a Japanese international school located in Terrey Hills within Warringah Council, New South Wales, Australia, in the Sydney area.〔"(School Location )." ((Archive )) Sydney Japanese International School. Retrieved on 4 January 2014. "112 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084 Australia"〕 The school serves elementary and junior high school levels and uses a Japanese curriculum. The school accepts non-Japanese students,〔Mizukami, p. (140 ). "A well-known example of a Japanese school, which accepts local non-Japanese students, is the Sydney Japanese School. In response to the increase of the local Japanese population, a full-time Japanese school was established in 1969,()"〕 offering them international classes. Australian students take entrance examinations to enter these international classes while Japanese students are automatically accepted into the classes. As of 2007,〔Mizukami, p. (161 ).〕 according to Tetsuo Mizukami (水上 徹男 ''Mizukami Tetsuo''〔"(水上 徹男 )." Rikkyo University. Retrieved on March 5, 2015.〕), author of ''The Sojourner Community: Japanese Migration and Residency in Australia'', the international classes are "so popular" that Australian parents have requested that the SJIS introduce them at the high school level.〔 As of 2007, each week the school has four hours of English instruction. Local Australian students sometimes attend the school's art, music, and physical education classes.〔 SJIS is made up of two divisions. Each division focuses on one stream of Education. The International Division delivers the Australian Curriculum from Kindergarten through to Grade 6. The Japanese Division delivers the Japanese Curriculum from Grade 1 to Year 9. The students in both divisions combine classrooms in three of their subjects: Music, Physical Education and Visual Arts. The benefit of mainstreaming the students is it allows for cross cultural exchange and communication. Bilingual assemblies are held weekly and all students study and play on the one campus allowing for friendships and interaction throughout the day. By mainstreaming the two divisions the students feel very much part of one school. ==Bilingual Education== At SJIS significant advances in second language teaching and learning are made through an affiliation with the Centre for Language Teaching Research at Macquarie University (Sydney). Curriculum development is monitored by some of Australia’s top researcher’s in second language acquisition to ensure that our approach is the finest on offer. All SJIS students from Kindergarten to year 6 are enriched by a 45-minute language lesson and high school is 50 minutes either Japanese or English. As of 2005 the school usually places two or three non-Japanese students in each class.〔 Fukuda, Makiko. "(El Col·legi Japonès de Barcelona: un estudi pilot sobre les ideologies lingüístiques d'una comunitat expatriada a Catalunya )" ((Archive )). ''Treballs de sociolingüística catalana'' > 2005: 18 (2004). (See profile ) at ''Revistes Catalanes amb Accés Obert'' (RACO). p. 216: "8. El Col·legi iapones de Ciutat de Mèxic i el de Sidney són els casos excepcionales: el primer ofereix un curs destinat als fills de les parelles nipomexicanes i als de família mexicana, i el segon obre el centre de manera que es distribueixin dos o tres alumnes no japonesos a cada classe."〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sydney Japanese International School」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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