Founding Principles
Founding Principles of Chiba Keiai Senior High School
The word “KeitenAijin” (Worship Thy Heaven, Love Thy Neighbour) appears in the teachings of Takamori Saigo, a leader of Meiji restoration.
In this expression, “ten” means reason to govern nature and the universe . “jin” stands for all human beings. It also refers to society.
Nagatoro, Masaji was deeply impressed by this spirit of respecting reason and loving your fellow men. As a result, he adopted this ideal as his central principle, and named our school “Keiai” in order to pass it down to future generations..
In this expression, “ten” means reason to govern nature and the universe . “jin” stands for all human beings. It also refers to society.
Nagatoro, Masaji was deeply impressed by this spirit of respecting reason and loving your fellow men. As a result, he adopted this ideal as his central principle, and named our school “Keiai” in order to pass it down to future generations..
We should provide an education in which people are taught the spirit of “Keiten Aijin” which is universally respected.
We should teach people to respect the universal laws of nature and love others and themselves with an open heart.
We should provide an education in which people are taught to have the ability to continue to learn with an open mind.
We should teach people to be flexible to changes in societies and seek new paths for the future.
We should provide an education in which people are taught to have a rich personality
We should teach people to contribute to society with distinct personalities and developed abilities.
We should provide an education in which people are taught to have a well developed sense of our place in the world.
We should teach people to be internationally aware and contribute to the mutual understanding of other cultures and traditions as well as of their own.
We should provide an education in which people are taught to have extremely strong mind and body
We should teach to overcome various difficulties by training their bodies and minds through our curriculum, club activities as well as other extra-curricular activities.