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Our School Name
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 "Cosmos" is a cheerful flower. The word also means "world" or "universe" in Greek.
We have named our school "Cosmos," reflecting our wish that our children will fly high from the microcosmos of Nagoya University Cosmos Nursery School to the bigger world, the macrocosmos, with a well-balanced personality nurtured through interactions between the individual (microcosmos) and society (macrocosmos).
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Objectives and Background
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Nagoya University has established on-campus child-care facilities as part of its gender equality project which addresses the benefits for the University staff as well as international exchange activities. It is provided in order to help improve the staff's working conditions by supporting the simultaneous pursuit of work and child rearing. The Expert Committee on Gender Equality Promotion conducted an on-campus questionnaire survey. Based on the needs expressed in response to this survey, the establishment of child-care facilities was approved at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, Deans and Directors Committee, and the Education and Research Council held in January 2005.
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Nagoya University supports all our faculty and staff!
Cosmos Nursery School encourages holistic development of children while also supports their parents' career and life. The University, child-care specialists, staff and students from around the world create an environment where children and parents can grow and thrive, in a campus setting surrounded by a green landscape.
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Child-care at Cosmos
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Nagoya University provides an environment where its faculty and staff can pursue their careers, at the same time they raise their children without worries. As our child-care philosophy, we aim that children meet a diversity of people and grow up by engaging with nature. We have children coming regularly, temporary, or joining in the middle of the year, and coming with different cultural backgrounds. This unique environment gives children opportunities to get to know and learn from a diversity of people. The nursery is also surrounded by greenery, so that we provide child-care in harmony with nature. |
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Overview
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| The school was established on Monday, April 3, 2006. |
| Opening Days and Hours |
| 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. (The school is closed on Sundays, National holidays, the year-end and New Year holidays, and on all holidays specified by Nagoya University) |
| Capacity |
| 60 children (from September 1, 2009) |
| Targeted Age Group |
| 57 days old - 6 years old (before starting elementary school) |
| Our Childcare System |
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Child-care services are provided by the child-care company assigned by Nagoya University.
The staff/child ratio is larger than that specified in the Child Welfare Law, and the staff number is set according to the number of children who enter.
(There are one or more child-care workers for every three babies under the age of one, four for 1 year old to 2 years old, and 15 for children aged 3 years old and the above.)
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| Staff Allocation |
Chief nursery teacher, full-time nursery teachers (allocated depending on the number and the age of children), (one or more) nurses, (one or more) cook, 1- 3 part-time nursery teachers |
| Overview of the Facilities |
One-storied wooden building and 1st floor-part of the two-story steel building.
Total Floor Area 456.24 m
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Operation System |
| Cosmos is operated by Nagoya University in accordance with Nagoya University Cosmos Nursery School Consortium which includes member(s) of the Expert Committee on Gender Equality Promotion, member(s) of the Office for Gender Equality, faculty member(s) specialized in education or psychology, faculty member(s) engaged in international exchange, faculty member(s) in charge of campus planning activities, contract medical doctor(s), and a section head of the university administration or person(s) equivalent to the section head. |
Operating Expense |
| Cosmos is run by the university’s operating expenses and user fees. |
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Child-care Hours
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Fees
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Regular daycare
| Monthly Fee |
| ※Ages |
Core-time A
(9.5 hours/day) |
Core-time B
(7.5 hours/day) |
| Under 12 months old |
\65,000 |
\55,000 |
| 1 year old |
\58,000 |
\48,000 |
| 2 years old |
\55,000 |
\45,000 |
3 years old and above
(before elementary school) |
\48,000 |
\38,000 |
| ※Fee is based on child's age on April 1st of each year. |
Extra Hours within Basic Hours
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\250 / 15 mins |
| Non-Basic Hours |
\300 / 15 mins |
| Dinner |
\420 / meal |
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Temporary daycare
| Registration Fee |
\5,000 |
| Basic Hours (Monday- Friday, 8:00a.m. -7.00p.m.) |
\250 / 15 mins |
| Non-Basic Hours |
\300 / 15 mins |
| Meal |
(Lunch and Dinner) \420
(Snack) \210 |
Child care for recovering children(if the child needs extra care)
Child care for sick children
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Table of Time Division(The same as “Fees”)
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| Type of Service |
Type of Fee |
User Fee (tax included) |
| Regular daycare |
Admission Fee |
\25,000 |
| Monthly Tuition |
※Ages |
Core-time A
(9.5 hours / day) |
Core-time B
(7.5 hours / day) |
| Under 12 months old |
\65,000 |
\55,000 |
| 1 year old |
\58,000 |
\48,000 |
| 2 years old |
\55,000 |
\45,000 |
3 years old and above
(before elementary school) |
\48,000 |
\38,000 |
| Extra Fees |
・Extra Hours within Basic Hours
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\250 / 15 mins |
| ・Non-Basic |
\300 / 15 mins |
・Daycare for recovering children
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\375 / 15 mins |
・Dinner
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\420 / meal |
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| Temporary daycare |
Tuition and Fees |
| Registration Fee |
\5,000 |
| Basic Hours (8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.) |
\250 / 15 mins |
| Non-Basic Hours |
\300 / 15 mins |
| Daycare for recovering children |
| Basic Hours |
\625 / 15 mins |
| Non-Basic Hours |
\675 / 15 mins |
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Meal (Lunch and Dinner)
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1 meal: \420
Snack: \210 |
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| ※Fee is based on child's age on April 1st of each year. |
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