Campus Life
Japanese Culture
CDBS forms character through simple daily acts of responsibility, service, discipline, and respect for others and the environment.
Japanese Culture
Japanese Culture in Daily School Life
At CDBS, learners grow in character through everyday acts of responsibility, cleanliness, discipline, service, and respect.
Learning Through Daily Routines
At Caritas Don Bosco School, we believe that character is formed through the simple, everyday acts of responsibility and service. Inspired by the values cherished by the Suore della Carità di Gesù, learners are encouraged to take part in classroom cleaning, meal clean-up, and shared efforts to keep the campus clean and welcoming.
Responsibility, Discipline, and Respect
Drawing from the Japanese tradition of learning through daily routines, these practices help learners develop independence, discipline, responsibility, and respect for others and their environment. Through these simple acts of service, young people understand that caring for their surroundings is also a meaningful way of caring for one another.