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[April] The new school year has begun. After gathering in the auditorium for a welcoming party for the new transfer students, the opening ceremony was held. After that, the middle school and sixth grade elementary students were mainly involved in the reception and preparation of the venue for the entrance ceremony, and they quickly became active as leaders within the school. All the students in the school joined in the ceremony to celebrate the entrance of the new G1 students with their shiny new school bags and the new G7 students who had been promoted with renewed enthusiasm.

[May] Online classes were held. Students who had experience with online classes before were able to smoothly connect to classes from Teams meetings and respond to health observations. In addition to these, students also learned using digital materials this time. They learned at their own pace and asked their teachers questions via chat or meetings if they didn't understand something. Some students worked on more tasks than they were given, and they were also acquiring the ability to learn on their own.

[June] The Hyakunin Isshu Tournament was held. Representatives from each class competed in a tournament format to win. Not only the contestants, but also the children and students who supported them created cheering goods, and the venue was excited with each move in the final match. In addition, this year the event was hosted by the Student Council and Children's Council. Each member took responsibility for everything from writing the emcee script to running the event, and performed in front of the entire school and parents.

[July] The closing ceremony and farewell party were held. The principal said at the opening ceremony, "I want you to be excited about your future self," just like Ikee Rikako, and at the closing ceremony, he gave a review of that. He introduced how the students were studying seriously and excitedly during class, especially in the first semester. At the farewell party, the five students who were transferring out spoke to the whole school. We hope they will do well in their new schools.