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2024.12.31
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今年も大変お世話になりました

本日が2024年の最終日ですね。
1年間あっという間でした。
皆さんにとって、どんな年だったでしょうか。
来年はもっと良い年にしていきましょう♪
来年もよろしくお願いします。
2024.12.31
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Goodbye to a Year

It`s finally the last day of 2024.

It has been a very long and busy year for all of us, and Ive seen so many students achieve so much, Getting a new, promising job (as a teacher!) passing difficult exams, even reaching pre 1st and 1st in eiken! and of course, many students excitedly coming in to tell us "I got into this highschool!" "I`m going to this university!" with the biggest smiles on their faces.

I could not be more proud of everything our students have achieved and I hope they will continue to achieve them in the new year!

-Jordan Sensei
2024.12.29
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1/26(日)は英検ですね!

英検まであと4週間をきりました!
皆さん、最後の追い込みは頑張っていますでしょうか?
楽しいことがいっぱいの冬休み、
英検のお勉強も頑張りましょう!
2024.12.29
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本日12/29(日)~1/4(土)までアミティーはお休みです

本日12/29(日)~1/4(土)は年末年始のためアミティーはお休みです。
通常レッスンも、セミナーレッスンもございませんので、お間違えのないようお願い申し上げます。
2024.12.29
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Bush Week

Right now we are hanging in the space between christmas and new years, the last few days of the year ticking away.

In Australia, this week is an important tradition, called Bush Week, it is similar to Japan`s golden week, a week of rest and holidays for most.
The name comes from the Australian Bush, our name for our forests and wilderness, where many people take this week to go camping and exploring and enjoying time with their friends and family away from the noise of the city.

I think that this last week of the year is important because it is a great time to reflect on the year we`ve just finished and to see how far we have all come together.

-Jordan Sensei
2024.12.28
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冬休みも目標に向けて頑張っています!

皆さんこんにちは!
今日は長期休み期間に実施される個別レッスンについてのお話をいたします。

英検、読み、書き、話す…
みなさんそれぞれの目標がありますね!
そのゴールを達成するために冬休みでもいろんな生徒様が来てくれます。

とある子は、クリスマスの歌やサンタさんへのお手紙を書いたり、また別の子は英検に向けて一緒に過去問題を解いたり、またとある子はプログラミングをやっていたり…
アミティーではそれぞれの目標にあったレッスンを一人一人別のプランで実施しています。
外国人の先生とアートを英語で学んでいる子もいます。

ぜひ一緒に好きなことを英語で学びましょう!

福田
2024.12.27
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Happy Holidays!

As the end of the year comes upon us in a few days, I hope to convey that we have made it through another year!
it has been very busy, productive, interesting actually! Filled with many ups and downs, changes and blessings.

I hope we can take a moment to appreciate, the lessons we have learned this year, both in the classroom and in life.
Please have fun and enjoy the Holidays! The flu has been making it's way across Hiroshima,
so please be careful! Have a wonderful New Year!

- Khanya (Kay) Sensei
2024.12.26
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12/29(日)~1/4(土)はアミティーはお休みです

12/29(日)~1/4(土)までの期間は、アミティーは年末年始のため休校いたします。
通常レッスンも、セミナーレッスンもございませんので、お間違えのないようお願い申し上げます。
2024.12.25
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Merry Christmas

Dear students and readers.

Wishing you all a very Merry and Peaceful Christmas.

"And the angel said unto them, 'Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people.'" (Luke 2:10)

Best wishes,

Michael.

2024.12.24
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`Twas the Night Before Christmas

Today, my friends, is Christmas Eve,
In many countries this night can be just as important as the day of christmas itself, there are many traditions attached to this night.

In my family for example, Christmas Eve is when we all gather together with our most important people, We eat a traditional roast dinner with delicious meat and vegetables, then we light candles, eat christmas sweets and sing christmas songs.
Even when I had become an adult and moved into my own home, I went back to stay with my parents, Brother and Sister on christmas Eve and spend time with them.

Now that I am living in Japan, I`m not able to go home and spend this time with them, this makes me feel a bit sad, even though I can still talk to them over Video Call.

Traditions can be wonderful things that make us feel warm and loved and close to our loved ones, however they can also leave us feeling lonely when we are on the outside of them, and it can be difficult to see others doing these wonderful fun things without us.
Remember to take the time to appreciate the loved ones who are close to you, while they are close to you.

-Jordan Sensei