English | 岐阜県立多治見北高等学校

〇Access

Address:2-49 Kamiyama-cho,Tajimi City,Gifu Prefecture 507-0022
Tel:(0572)22-3361
Fax:(0572)22-3362

〇School Motto:“Independence, Autonomy, Self-learning”

Independence―“Vigorous ability to take action”

To equip students with the ability to think independently and grow into responsible adults.

Autonomy―“Strong will”

To cultivate mental discipline and a positive attitude so they can set and achieve their own personal goals.

Self-learning―“Limitless ambition”

To develop students’ initiative in acquiring knowledge and skills needed to achieve a bright future.

〇Our Educational Goals

To create opportunities for students to cultivate an open mind.

To enhance students’ academic performance and support their voluntary activities.

To support physical and mental wellness as well as to cultivate strong character.

To deepen the students’ understanding and interest in their local community, and to develop a global mindset.

〇Main Features of Our Education System

①65-minute Classes

Our school is rare in that our classes are 65 minutes rather than the typical 50 minutes. In addition to enhancing students’ concentration, 65-minute classes offer various learning environments that are rich with content such as mini-quizzes, experiments and observations, and practice exercises in each subject to further improve students’ retention.

②Student Council Activities

Our school gives students the freedom to organize school events such as the cultural festival, sports activities, and the farewell party for third-grade students. Through these activities, students cultivate their independence as well as their kinship.

③Extra-curricular Opportunities

Our school offers various ample opportunities for each student to learn such as Saturday classes, special lectures for advanced students, and supplementary lessons after school. These kinds of activities help students reach their academic goals.

④School Curriculum

Our school curriculum is designed in a way to help first-grade students learn the required subjects to lay a strong foundation. Second-grade students are then given the opportunities to choose either the humanities course or the science course. In the humanities course, third-grade students can take an optional course based on their career paths.

⑤Club Activities

Our school enables students to take an active part in club activities. There are 17 sports clubs and 5 cultural clubs. Spending time on club activities can help students lead a meaningful school life.