Classes

[Reiji Shimamura]

For more information on the class systems and year levels of Japan, click here.

As you should know, classes are not required to be role-played, and you do not have to sign up for them.

However, for the purposes of people who wish to role-play teachers, and to give you an idea of what sort of homework your character should be crumpling up and throwing in the wastebin, here is a list of the classes and clubs offered at Seireino Uta.

Nonmagic:
Martial Arts -- Kendo, Karate-do, Judo, Archery
Classic Literature -- World Literature, Japanese Literature
Japanese History*
ESL (English as a Second Language)*
Art -- Drawing, Painting, Storyboards, Magical Photography, etc

Magic:
Charms*
Potions*
Transfiguration*
Defense Against the Dark Arts*
Herbology
Dragonology
Magic History
Arithmancy
Divination -- Tarot cards, dowsing, use of chi (not crystal balls, tea leaves, dreams, etc

Clubs and Teams:
Junior High Girls Volleyball
Junior High Boys Volleyball
High School Girls Volleyball
High School Boys Volleyball
Dueling Club
Highschool Quidditch Team
Junior High Quidditch Team
Martial Arts Club
Various Other Small Clubs

* denotes required class

Students are generally encouraged to join at least one club, but it is not mandatory.

[Freddie Marinov]

Will the ESL class be held in Japanese? Because I think Freddie's English is far better than his Japanese - he might get confused! His brain already has to translate everything back to Russian before he can reply when he's spoken to!

No music? Shame! There better be a dance club.

[Keiji Fukazawa]

*does a happy jig* I'm so happy we have classes and clubs to look at now. Once you get the forms for said clubs you can definately count on Keiji for being in everything that he could possibly join >D

As for Adult Characters, you said we wouldn't be holding classes so would that mean they would just say they teach so and so class? And on that note, would you want me to make an adult character? Or rather can I? ...Should I? I feel like Dr.Suess xD;;

[Reiji Shimamura]

ESL is taught in Japanese, just like language classes for most people are taught in the native language.

Yeah, for adults, the class is just a title. I'll have a forum for the clubs set up soon, I hope.

And if you want to start a club, dance or music, that's fine! Just PM me with your idea.

[Freddie Marinov]

In that case... would I be able to say Freddie attends some sort of Japanese-learning class instead? Considering his English is better than his Japanese...

I'll PM you with my ideas for clubs.