#Nakayoshi Gakuen #CoRe Loop #ACUNS

Nakayoshi Gakuen's Impact on Global Education

In early July 2026, Nakayoshi Gakuen participated in the 39th ACUNS Annual Meeting held in Lisbon, Portugal. Represented by its leader, Yuichi Nakamura, and secretary general, Rie Nakamura, the organization introduced the CoRe Loop education model. This model aims to bridge the gap between Japanese school education and the real-world scenarios faced globally, aligning with the objectives of the United Nations.

The ACUNS Annual Meeting

The Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS) serves as an international network for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers concerning the UN system. The 2026 conference at Universidade NOVA de Lisboa centered its discussions on Multilateralism under Challenge and the Future of the Pact, addressing the crises of multilateral cooperation and implementation issues following the adoption of the Pact for the Future in September 2024. This pact encompasses sustainable development, peace and security, human rights, and governance reforms for future generations.

However, a crucial question remains: how do the principles articulated in international forums reach local communities, schools, and the daily lives of children? Nakayoshi Gakuen seeks to answer this by presenting a practical model that connects classroom learning in Japan to educational contexts around the world, bringing back valuable insights to enhance Japanese education.

The CoRe Loop Model

The theme of Nakayoshi Gakuen's presentation was **