Location	91-1,Naracho,Kita-ku, Saitama-shi,Saitama
TEL.	(+81)48-663-2912
Website	https://www.ohmiyakita-h.ed.jp/english/
Membership	2025

2025 Annual Report

① Initiatives in International Understanding Education
○ Exchange with Overseas Sister Schools
・South Korea: Samil Technical High School <Online Programs, Visits, Hosting Visits>
・Australia: Albion Park High School <Hosting Visits>
○ Exchange with Overseas Partner Schools
・India: Bluebells International <Visits, Hosting Visits>
・USA (Hawaii): Radford High School <Visits, Hosting Visits>
・Taiwan: Taipei Digital Experimental Senior High School T-School <Visits, Hosting Visits>
・USA (Hawaii): Waiakea High School <Visits>
・Indonesia: Petra High School Group <Visits>
・Taiwan: Taipei Municipal Songshan Senior High School <Visits, Hosting Visits>
・Implemented online programs with each overseas partner school

② Science-Centered Interdisciplinary Learning Initiatives
○ Regional STEM Education Hub School
・Implementation of various hands-on workshops for elementary school students
・Implementation of advanced science education programs for junior high school students
○ Inquiry-Based Learning through STEAMS TIME (*)
・Developing student-centered inquiry-based learning lessons utilizing processes such as problem setting, hypothesis formation, research, analysis, and verification
・Conducting collaborative research projects with universities and local businesses, as well as industry-government-academia collaborative research projects
・Implementing various fieldwork and workshops on water, earth, and space under the theme “Sea to Summit and Sky”
※STEAMS… Saitama City promotes STEAMS education, which adds Art and Sports to traditional STEM education for a more interdisciplinary and inquiry-based approach

③ Initiatives for Promoting SDGs
○ Human Rights Initiatives
・Holding human rights education lectures
・Participating in the “Saitama City Stop Bullying! Children’s Summit”
○ Disability Welfare Initiatives
・Co-hosting the “Tiny Tiny Dinosaur Exhibition” with Nisshin Vocational Center
○ Initiatives for Protecting Marine Resources
・Conducting coastal fieldwork

④ Other Initiatives
○ Volunteer Activities
・Actively participated in various volunteer activities including the Saitama Criterium and local government initiatives
○ Hosting Overseas Delegations
・Hosted the Sakura Science Program delegation
・Hosted a delegation from the SEAMEO-Japan ESD Award-winning school

Annual Work Plan

Our school aims to contribute to the realization and maintenance of a peaceful world through the power of science. As a specific goal, we have set “Fostering Global Science Leaders.” To achieve this goal, we will continue implementing distinctive educational programs centered on SSH and ASPnet. We plan activities based on four key perspectives: ① Initiatives for international understanding education, ② Initiatives for interdisciplinary learning centered on science, ③ Initiatives for promoting the SDGs, and ④ Other perspectives. Regarding international understanding education and science initiatives, we aim to further accelerate collaboration with partner schools, focusing on joint research and other practical activities. For SDGs initiatives, we plan to leverage international observance days to heighten interest and engagement among all school stakeholders across various fields, while further expanding concrete practices throughout the entire school.