The president of the student council of senior high school addressed the improvement of the manners in the student council assembly on May 28th.

This is her speech.

I want every student become aware that they are often bad manner, especially when on the way home from school. Under present conditions, we will be a cause of trouble with our neighbors. We need to get with a good impression on them about our school and ourselves. Let’s take actions!

The president who is a junior highs school student appealed in the unique way.

These are the pictures of her unique performance.
She made the short sentences by using “Aisatsu” and “Ohayou.”

A: Arikitarijanai
I : Itsumoto chigau asa
SA: Sah kimono
TSU: Tsutaenakya

Every morning is not the same. Let’s tell many people how wonderful the morning is!

O: Okina Koede
HA: Hakkirito
YO: Yoi aisatsu
U: Wake up!

Wake up by saying hello to people in loud and clear voice.

We discussed the budget for last year and thought it was used correctly.
And then we discussed the draft budget for this year. It was voted on.

This is the picture the secretariat is counting how many people agree.

If they agree with the bill, they raise their hands.
This is the picture of students who support the bill.

The bill was carried by a majority.

The secretariat has been preparing the draft budget all the year around.
Please use the budget effectively.

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“Ninomiya” is the mascot character of the Library Committee.

The name  “Ninomiya” is taken from the famous Japanese person Ninomiya Kinjiro.
He was a symbol of thrift and diligence.

She was selected by a vote from the candidates which many students thought about.

We want to have her play an active part at various places from now on.

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The theme of this year’s school festival was N!, which has a mathematical meaning.
So, this year’s motif was an elephant, the symbol of India.
Our Art Club members made this big mascot.

Students’ fathers helped the “yakisoba (fried noodle)” and “takoyaki (fried ball)” corners.
These corners are named “Dads and daughters takoyaki and yakisoba”.

Some of the students performed dances, plays, and musicals, on the stage.

These were ringtoss and lotterly, too.
The games were very popular among Seishin students as well as the visitors.

We also held “Seishin Tour” which is a kind of school tour which introduces our school to elementary school students.

We exchanged a lot with them.

Look at the next picture.

She’s giving an answer to elementary school students and their mothers for some questions about our school.

It was a hard job, but also really nice work worth doing.

Today, all the students cleaned up our school.

We’ll have a compensatory day off tomorrow.

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We’re going to hold the school festival tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.

Today, we’re very busy preparing for tomorrow.

The members of the School Festival Committee performed a play for us about rules of hospitality for the school festival.

At the end of performance, the members tried to break a “kusudama”, but an unexpected incident happend !

The whole “kusudama” fell from the bar, while only the contents were supposed to fall.
In such a situation, our opening ceremony finished!

It was funny!
We are looking forward to tomorrow.

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We discovered new unique stationery.

This is My Melody, which is a Sanrio character.

What is he looking at?
His big eyes are very cute.
Of course, this is also a pencil case.

What a big zipper this one has!

In Hiroshima, there is a professional baseball team, “Hiroshima Toyo Carp”．
Hiroki Kuroda returned from America to Hiroshima this year.
This pencil case’s motif is the team’s mascot.

Don’t move! Look!
Here’s a shark!

You need not worry about it.
It’s just a pencil case.

How unique these key rings are!


The one on the right is a small Rubik’s Cube and the one on the left is a meal.

All of these are magnets.
They look like the real things, don’t they?

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Let me introduce the Library Committee.
Our committee consists of 16 members.

The Library of our school consists of two rooms.

There are about 50 thousand books in total.

We keep track of the books using bar codes.
The students of the committee sometimes take turns lending the books.

Now popular writers are, for example, Haruki Murakami, Shinichi Hoshi and Hiro Arikawa.

We report such information as Library News.

We hope many students will read a lot of books.
We will do our best in the future to convey the good points of books in cooperation.

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Our school festival will be held on May 23 and 24.
We began the countdown.

We’re busy preparing.
But, we have midterm exams until today.

We finished working the posters and the pamphlets.

This year’s theme is “N!”

Please come to our school and find out what it means.
We’re preparing many programs.
For example, a bazaar, tea shops, displays and so on.

We’re looking forward to seeing you.

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We held a mass on May 8th to celebrate the Feast of St. Julie.
She is a founder of our school.
The second year students in our senior high school went to the Kannonmachi Catholic Church.

We celebrated that St. Julie was recognized as a saint.
In this mass, we used sign language to chant the chant the Lord’s Prayer.

We did volunteer work after a mass.
We weeded playground of the kindergarten, cleaned Nishi-Hiroshima Station and cleaned our school.

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Today we introduce comments of our new student council vice presidents.

Hello! I am a vice president of the council in our school, Rana Nishimoto. I want to improve the manners of students. For example, I would like them to be considerate to other people and follow the traffic rules on their way home. My hope is that our school will be loved by people in the neighborhood if we improve the manners. In addition, as I am ignorant of international matters, which the president of the Student Council is trying to work hard on, I would like to learn about them to support her.

Hello! My name is Tomoe Tsuchihashi. I’m a ice president and a first year student in senior high school. As I will carry on the good tradition which our senior students have built, I would like to make Seishin an even better school. I’ll do my best so that everyone can lead their school lives to the fullest. We would like to ask for your support in our activities.

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We, the first-year senior high school students, went to AQUAS.

AQUAS is an aquarium in Shimane prefecture.

Four students and a teacher from the Philippines also went there with us.

We saw penguins, white dolphins, sea lions, fish and so on.

Bubble rings made by a white dolphin were fantastic!!


Also we could touch starfish.

After we saw them, we played in a park near AQUAS.
We enjoyed playing on a long slide, playing tag, dodge ball, and blowing bubbles.

We had a good time at AQUAS.

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