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How We Learn

Dialogue, not delivery.
The world, not a worksheet.

A normal day at NGA: a class of eight, a bilingual mentor, classmates in four countries, and learning that keeps leaving the screen and entering the world.

集中して書く子どもたち / Children writing with deep focus


The shape of a day

Three ideas hold every day together.

01

Classes of eight

Small enough that no child can hide, and none can be missed. Every voice is heard, every week, by name.

02

A bilingual mentor each

English and Japanese. Not a teacher who lectures, but an adult who knows your child and walks beside them.

03

Learn for yourself, use it for someone

Through our JICA partnership, students take on real social challenges every month. Learning leaves the screen.

A normal day

A rhythm so no child gets lost behind the screen.

Twice-weekly live class meetings and a daily rhythm built on dialogue. Times shift by time zone across Asia and Oceania — the shape stays the same.

09:00
Morning Circle
Share today’s mood — in English and Japanese — with classmates around the world.
10:00
Core Lessons
Language, math, science, world studies — small, interactive groups. IGCSE available.
12:30
Lunch & Free Time
Peek into each other’s tables, around the world.
14:00
Project Workshop
Small teams. Big questions. Real solutions — with JICA and partner organizations.
15:30
Closing Reflection
What did you learn? What will you carry into tomorrow?

笑顔でピースする東南アジアの子どもたち / Smiling children in Southeast Asia
Dialogue, online

Sometimes deeper than the room.

When the physical classroom disappears, a different attention appears. Children who hid in the back raise their hand on screen. We designed every minute around dialogue — and around unlocking the individuality and strength a child didn’t know they had.

Be happy first. Do happy follows.

What three years in Japan taught us

Three crafts we brought from NIJIN ACADEMY.

Teaching the children other schools gave up on

Not “managing,” not “intervening.” Teaching. Our mentors rebuild a child’s faith in school through being seen, not through pressure.

Real dialogue, online

A different kind of attention appears on screen. We built the day around dialogue, not one-way delivery.

Making school portable

School is no longer a place. It travels with the child — who moves countries, who is ill, who lives between cultures.

Off-screen, on purpose

Four optional overseas study tours a year across Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and Australia — staying with an online classmate’s family.

Learning in the world

Partners who bring the world into the classroom.

A school is the company it keeps. Through JICA, students join monthly international exchange and an annual field trip in Japan. Through academic partners, the Cambridge IGCSE / A-Level pathway and a US competency transcript record both halves of who your child is.

JICACambridge IGCSE / A-LevelCompetency transcriptStudy tours ×4 / yrAsia & Oceania classmates

Learning leaves the screen and enters the world.

See a normal day for yourself.

Start with an unhurried conversation — and from September 2026, monthly trial classes will let your child sit in a real class with future classmates.