Two curriculums, One school, Leading to the future
International Division -Australian Curriculum (NSW)
Japanese Division -Japanese Curriculum
Welcome to the Sydney Japanese International School
We are a bilingual, bicultural, non-denominational school situated in the leafy suburb of Terrey Hills on the beautiful Northern Beaches of Sydney.
We invite ALL nationalities to our school to participate in a world-class education rich in Japanese culture and virtues.
We offer parents the choice between two divisions, each offering a separate curriculum: the International Division, offering the Australian curriculum from Kindergarten to Year 6, and the Japanese Division, teaching the curriculum as currently taught in Japan for Year 1 – 9. Two curriculums on one campus work towards the same vision.
Our school nurtures academic excellence, encourages active participation and fosters a culture of acceptance. From this ethos, our students emerge as empathetic, skilled and responsible citizens of the world, with fluency in two languages and the capacity to take advantage of the many opportunities this provides.
Curriculum
Open Days
School Bus
SJIS Calendar
日本人学級入学式・Japanese Division Entrance Ceremony
On the 29th April we welcomed a new year in the Japanese schooling calendar in our official Japanese Division Entrance Ceremony. The new students were nervous of their new surrounds but as soon as they stepped inside their new classrooms excitement tool the place of nerves! We look forward to following their education journey throughout their time at SJIS! ４月２９日。おそらく、平成最後の入学式が、ここシドニー日本人国際学校で行われ、小学部と中学部に素晴らしい新入生を迎えることができました。入学式では、ちょっとだけ緊張している様子も見られましたが、それ以上に希望に満ちた眼差しと一人一人の元気な返事が心に残りました。
AFL Sydney Swans visit SJIS!
We always enjoy our special guests that visit the school, and welcoming players from the Sydney Swans last month was no exception! Two of the teams most senior players- Kieren Jack and Josh Kennedy, both co-captains of the Swans, gave the students an insight into the game of AFL football. Kieren, who has played over 248 games and who holds