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Teachers guide, children lead. Every session follows their ideas.
English, robotics, problem-solving, communication and creativity programs for 18 months to 18 years, from parent-and-toddler classes to middle and high school. Taught in small groups by bilingual educators.
Trusted by 30+ international schools across Japan

Hands-on, playful and full of life. Children talk, create and discover together.
Teachers guide, children lead. Every session follows their ideas.
Real conversations and role play build language and confidence.
Clear milestones and regular reports for every child.
English, STEM, communication and outdoor learning, in small groups capped at 12.
Ages 2–5
Make puppets, tell stories and find a voice in English.
Ages 3–6
First English through stories, songs, phonics and movement.
Ages 3–7
Sing, move and speak English through songs and musical play.
Ages 3–9
In association with Kohana International School
A full Saturday morning of English, creativity and making.
Ages 4–8
Child-led, 100% outdoor learning in the forest, following the iForest philosophy.
Ages 4–11
Build robots, then present them: STEM meets spoken English.
Ages 5–10
Young scientists and inventors: experiment, build and explain.
Ages 5–14
Six clubs on Saturday morning at Shinagawa International School. Pick one.
Ages 4–11
A step-by-step Cambridge English pathway, after school.
Ages 4–11
Voice, character and stage confidence, one scene at a time.
Ages 6–11
Cambridge-aligned reading, writing and speaking, grouped by level.
Ages 6–11
Invent characters, write stories and read them aloud.
Ages 6–12
Plan, build, test and present STEM designs, in English.
Ages 6–12
English missions in Minecraft: plan, build and present together.
Ages 10+
Advanced robotics, real coding and AI, for ages 10 and up.
Ages 13–18
Three-day winter leadership bootcamp with Harvard GSE GELC mentors, Grades 8–12, Yokohama.
Winter Camps 2026
Weekdays 9:00 am – 2:00 pm, Ages 5–8. Join for one week or both.
Every Saturday Enrollment now open
Weekend programs for children who want more on Saturdays. Choose one to see what it covers.
The Speech & Drama program was excellent. My child enjoyed it very much, and the collaborative team sessions made the experience especially engaging.
The Robotics program built on my child’s interest through creative, hands-on projects that applied their robotics knowledge. The regular feedback was very helpful, and I could see the program strengthening my child’s confidence. We are also happy that we can continue with the next level.
My daughter loves bringing home the crafts she creates during each Puppetry session and is always so proud of what she has made. I especially appreciate the variety of materials she gets to explore through her artwork.
I did not know anything before I joined the course, but Sir was very good and taught me in a very friendly way. I always felt that Sir was very approachable, and this is why I was able to open up and learn.
I really enjoyed making a website using WordPress, as that was a new thing and skill I had learned.
Summer loved the camp and wants to go every day. She even said it was better than Disney – that's saying something.
Emily truly enjoyed the camp: many countries, their traditions, and robotics. Teacher Evyn did a wonderful job, and I have already recommended this camp to my friends.
Being able to speak in their own words was a fantastic experience for the children. Mr. Evyn was incredibly enthusiastic and gave them freedom to express themselves.
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