Ask for a science worksheet at the high school visit

A student can explain a science experiment in Japanese and still get stuck on the written instructions. That’s worth finding out while there’s still time to pick a school. Fujisawa Sogo in Fujisawa City puts furigana on class handouts and teaches Japanese at different levels. Its November 14 briefing is by reservation, with individual consultations afterward. I’d ask to see a worksheet and a timetable together. A school can put Japanese support in a fixed slot. If it clashes with the elective your kid picked the school for, you want to know before they apply. The entrance paper is a third sheet. For Kanagawa’s 2027 public high school intake, the three written exams on the special track for eligible recent arrivals come with furigana. Students who qualify for language support on the regular track can ask for those readings through their junior high before applying, too. That gives families more room to choose a school for what happens in class in April.