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. The principal is (田川 茂 ''Tagawa Shigeru''). As of 1995, it was a Roman Catholic institution, and Tagawa was a member of the
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.Derek Walker Associates. ''Derek Walker Associates: the view from Great Linford'' (Architectural Monographs (London, England), No. 43, Volume 43 of Architectural monographs). Academy Editions, 1995. , 9781854902825. "GYOSEI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Milton Keynes, 1984 The Gyosei School is a private Catholic boarding school based on the philosophy of the Kisagaru School in Tokyo. In 1984 the founding principal. Father Tagawa, decided to open a new school .. The main school has two integrated departments, one section conducted predominantly in
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instruction, and the other conducted entirely in Japanese. The school is a complete primary and secondary educational system, with six years for elementary, three for junior high, and three for high school. Parallel to the two departments is the "Yohane" program, which is an experimental school where the students study at their own pace and choose their own courses of study. Teachers for this department are employed as counselors for the students, rather than conducting conventional classes.


History

Gyosei International Senior High School was established in 1979 by those operating Gyosei High School in Kudan,
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. In 1981 the junior high school division opened on a shared site with the high school. In 1984 the two schools were re-established as a separate entity.History of Witan Hall
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Witan Hall , later known as and Witan International College (WIC), was a Japanese international post-secondary education campus,
(Gyosei International School in the UK). December 2, 2002. Retrieved on January 9, 2014.


Notable alumni


Entertainment

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, actor * Luke Hasegawa, artist.


Athletes

* Ryota Aikawa, baseball player * Reo Kunimoto, footballer *
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See also

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Gyosei International School UK was a Japanese international school in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England. The school, a Catholic institution,Derek Walker Associates. ''Derek Walker Associates: the view from Great Linford'' (Architectural Monographs (London, England), No ...
(defunct international school in England) *
Gyosei International College in the U.K. , later known as and Witan International College (WIC), was a Japanese international post-secondary education campus,
(defunct post-secondary college in England)


References

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External links


Gyosei International School Official Website (Japanese Language)
Schools in Chiba Prefecture High schools in Chiba Prefecture Private schools in Japan International schools in Japan 1979 establishments in Japan Educational institutions established in 1979 Elementary schools in Japan