Inagi No. 7 Elementary School and Inagi City Library received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award
Update date: June 12, 2022
Inagi Seventh Elementary School and Inagi City Library received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award for excellent practice schools, libraries and organizations for children's reading activities in 2024.
This commendation recognizes schools, libraries, private organizations, individuals, etc. that are conducting excellent practices in activities that increase the motivation of children to actively engage in reading activities.
From the left: Superintendent Kato, Director Kishi, Principal Tomita, and Mayor Takahashi
From the left: Superintendent of Education Kato, Director of Library Section Kuno, Director of Education Sato, and Mayor Takahashi
Main award reasons
Efforts of Inagi Seventh Elementary School
Introduction of school library revitalization promoters
School library revitalization promoters listen to class content from teachers and provide books along the theme. In addition to providing books, we also introduce books directly to children through "book talks," which leads to research and learning.
School library activation promoter
School reading mail
During the Autumn Reading Month, we conduct a school-wide reading mail service in which we write books we recommend on special postcards and send them to friends and teachers. It also creates an opportunity for children to voluntarily get involved in reading.
School reading mail
daily novel
The homeroom teacher reads a book little by little in front of the children every day and shares the joy of reading.
read a book together
95% of children "love reading"
In the school-wide reading questionnaire conducted in November 2021, 95% of the children answered that they liked reading. In addition, the average annual number of books borrowed from school libraries in FY2021 increased to approximately 52 (approximately 26 in FY2010).
I love reading!
Approach of municipal library
Enhancement of events such as story-telling parties
Each museum holds a story meeting several times a year. We offer classes for various ages, such as infants, toddlers, and lower grades.
State of story meeting
Issuance of reading passbook
The reading passbook can record the loan date, title, author name, etc., and you can enjoy reading week. Junior high school students and younger who live or attend school in the city can issue it for free.
reading passbook
If you pass the reading passbook through the machine, the reading record will be printed.
Creating a public relations magazine in collaboration with local junior and senior high school students
We are promoting reading activities for young people by creating public relations magazines that introduce library information and recommended books.
PR magazine
Inquiries regarding this page
Education Department Guidance Division/Library Division
Guidance Division = 2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi City, Tokyo Library Division = 4-6-18 Koyodai, Inagi City, Tokyo (Municipal Central Library in Shiroyama Park)
Telephone: Guidance Division = 042-378-2111, Library Division = 042-378-7111 Fax: Guidance Division = 042-379-3600, Library Division = 042-378-7162
