Norwegian School (Kobe) (English Wikipedia)

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  • The Japan Times Directory, 1993. p. 75. "Norwegian School, The 6-6-22 Shioya-cho, Tarumi-ku, Kobe 655" - See search page.
  • The Norseman, Issues 1-4. 1983. p. 30 View #1, View #2, "Norwegian+School"+Kobe Search page #1, Search page #2: "The pupils at the Norwegian School in Kobe, Japan, are about as far from Norway as you can come. In addition, most of them are also far from their own homes in Japan and have to live at the boarding school — which has grown steadily since first organized in 1950. Today the school has 37 pupils, it goes from first through ninth grade, and the curriculum is the same as the schools in Norway. While the boarding school children originally returned to their homes during vacations[...]"

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  • The Norseman, Issues 1-4. 1983. p. 30 View #1, View #2, "Norwegian+School"+Kobe Search page #1, Search page #2: "The pupils at the Norwegian School in Kobe, Japan, are about as far from Norway as you can come. In addition, most of them are also far from their own homes in Japan and have to live at the boarding school — which has grown steadily since first organized in 1950. Today the school has 37 pupils, it goes from first through ninth grade, and the curriculum is the same as the schools in Norway. While the boarding school children originally returned to their homes during vacations[...]"

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  • The Japan Times Directory, 1993. p. 75. "Norwegian School, The 6-6-22 Shioya-cho, Tarumi-ku, Kobe 655" - See search page.
  • The Norseman, Issues 1-4. 1983. p. 30 View #1, View #2, "Norwegian+School"+Kobe Search page #1, Search page #2: "The pupils at the Norwegian School in Kobe, Japan, are about as far from Norway as you can come. In addition, most of them are also far from their own homes in Japan and have to live at the boarding school — which has grown steadily since first organized in 1950. Today the school has 37 pupils, it goes from first through ninth grade, and the curriculum is the same as the schools in Norway. While the boarding school children originally returned to their homes during vacations[...]"

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  • Shaman, Benson. "Building a better Canadian Academy". Canadian Academy Review Fall 2005.

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