大阪市立新今宮小学校・今宮中学校, Public integrated school in Osaka, Japan.
Shin-Imamiya Elementary and Imamiya Junior High School is a combined educational facility in Osaka that brings primary and secondary students together in one campus. The building contains specialized classrooms for different subjects, a gymnasium, music rooms, and a library that serve all students.
The school opened in 2015 as part of Osaka's effort to transform how students learn through a new integrated model. This combined structure was created to make the transition between elementary and junior high school smoother for young learners.
The school hosts regular community events where families and neighbors gather throughout the year. These occasions bring together students from different age groups and create connections with the surrounding Imamiya neighborhood.
The campus is accessible by public transportation and features outdoor sports areas with clear pathways throughout the grounds. Visitors can navigate the site easily and find all major facilities without difficulty.
Students can spend nine years at this single location without changing schools, from their first day until they finish junior high. This continuous pathway helps build stronger friendships across different age groups within the same building.
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