These are Japanese school children in class. They are sitting in the seats properly and listening to the teacher quietly.

This is how the tables and chairs are lined up. They are lined up in straight rows, properly.

This is a blackboard that Japanese teachers use. They use chalk to write on it.

These are textbooks that Japanese students use. They are much thinner than the American ones I know.

The left picture is called a "getabako," where students change their normal shoes to school shoes. On the right is a type of school shoes.

In Japan, some people on duty stay after school to clean up.
They sweep, move chairs & desks, line them up properly, and waste garbage.

These are students doing club. They are training to do a good job in games. This is the Rugby Football Club.

The left picture is a school bag & a school cap that are used in Japanese schools. Students wear them properly every day when going to & returning from school. Some schools also have uniforms, as on the right. They have to wear this properly, too.

These are the children going to school. There are many groups, and this is one of them. They first gather in a specific place (left) and then line up and go to school (right). They're lining up properly.

In most Japanese schools, there are many school regulations. Students have to obey them properly.