Shiki City Schools Introduce AI-Powered Surala Drill for Enhanced Learning Experience

Introducing Surala Drill in Shiki City Schools

As of April 2026, Surala Network Inc., headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, has successfully integrated its innovative educational tool, the Surala Drill, across all public elementary and middle schools in Shiki City, Saitama Prefecture. This initiative will benefit approximately 5,800 students, marking an important step in enhancing the educational experience and achieving personalized learning tailored to each student's understanding.

The Rationale Behind the Introduction

The decision to implement Surala Drill stems from its ability to engage students in proactive home studies. Its learning logs offer teachers insights into individual students' challenges, enabling timely intervention and support. Previously, the Surala Drill had already established a presence in other Saitama cities like Asaka and Fujimino, showcasing its growing popularity along the Tobu Tojo Line, further creating a ripple effect for educational improvements in the region.

Surala Drill employs artificial intelligence to analyze students' learning histories and generate tailored questions. By utilizing small steps from a foundational level, it aims to solidify knowledge and enhance the overall quality of daily learning. This powerful tool includes approximately 200,000 diverse questions, diagnostic assessments, animated lectures, and automated grading, fostering a sense of accomplishment and confidence among students as they progress in their learning journey.

Empowering Educators and Students Alike

In addition to benefiting students, Surala Drill also aims to alleviate the workload of educators. With features like task assignment automation, grading automation, and visual progress tracking, teachers can devote more time to engaging directly with their students. This relief in administrative burdens allows for a more dynamic and interactive classroom environment where teachers can focus on enhancing the quality of their instruction.

A Commitment to Quality Education in Shiki City

Moving forward, Surala Network is dedicated to partnering with the Shiki City Board of Education to nurture a resilient generation of learners referred to as “Shikiko.” The incorporation of Surala Drill is just one of the many strategies aimed at enriching learning experiences and addressing educational challenges. Surala Network's commitment aligns with its corporate philosophy: "Transforming education, empowering children for life."

What is Surala Drill?

Surala Drill is an adaptive learning tool designed for public schools, offering personalized educational experiences tailored to each student's understanding level. Utilizing AI capabilities for diagnosing learning obstacles and controlling question difficulty, the drill covers five subjects: Japanese, Mathematics, English, Science, and Social Studies, allowing for a flexible study approach.

The platform consists of three main features: drills, tests, and interactive lectures, creating a cycle of practice, verification, and review to ensure consistent skill retention. Furthermore, automated question generation and grading lessen the burden on educators, enabling a focus on guiding and supporting students more effectively.

Surala Drill exemplifies the future of education, where individual learning styles are acknowledged, allowing for a dual support system that enhances both student autonomy and the quality of teacher instruction.

About Surala Network

Surala Network Inc. is committed to driving change in the education sector, maintaining a vision centered on empowering children with essential life skills. The company specializes in developing AI-based adaptive ICT educational materials like Surala and Surala Drill. With over 3,100 schools and learning centers across Japan adopting these tools, nearly 260,000 students benefit from enhanced learning opportunities. The firm is particularly focused on extending educational access to children who face challenges, including those with disabilities or economic hardships. In 2017, Surala Network became a publicly traded company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Mothers Market (now known as the Tokyo Growth Market).

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