Built around your child
Teachers guide, children lead. Every session follows their ideas.
Saturday School
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After-school programs in Tokyo that shape confident global citizens
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.
Small groups
Capped at 12 children
Bilingual educators
English and Japanese
- Small groups Capped at 12 children
- Bilingual educators English and Japanese
- 30+ partner schools Across Japan
- 4,500+ students Every year
- ★★★★★ Chosen by 800+ families
Trusted by 30+ international schools across Japan
A learning experience made for your child
Hands-on, playful and full of life. Children talk, create and discover together.
Learning by doing
Real conversations and role play build language and confidence.
Progress you can see
Clear milestones and regular reports for every child.
A program for every age
English, STEM, communication and outdoor learning, in small groups capped at 12.
Early Years Ages 1.5–5
Parent & Toddler Classes
Songs, stories and play, side by side with your child.
Early Years English
First English through stories, songs, phonics and movement.
Saturday School
A full Saturday morning of English, creativity and hands-on learning.
Primary Ages 6–11
Primary English
Cambridge-aligned reading, writing, listening and speaking, grouped by level.
Cambridge English
A structured Cambridge English pathway, after school.
English Club
Games, stories, projects and simple cooking, all in English.
Robotics
Build and program robots through progressive challenges, in English.
Speech & Robotics
Build robots, then present them: STEM and spoken English together.
Maker’s Lab
Design and STEM challenges: plan, build, test and present in English.
Minecraft English
English missions inside Minecraft: plan, build and present together.
Middle & High School Ages 12–18
School & Study-Abroad English
English, interview and application prep for international schools and study abroad.
What families say
★★★★★
Thank you for organizing such a wonderful summer camp. They really enjoyed the two weeks, and we truly appreciate all the care and support from your team. We look forward to seeing you again in the future.
★★★★★
Thank you as always for keeping us updated – our whole family really enjoys seeing your reports. Miyako has been having such a wonderful time every day, and even said she wishes camp could continue into next week. She's already looking forward to the Winter Camp!
★★★★★
My kid joined the Around the World Quest Camp in 2026 for 2 weeks. The camp was more like a summer school, built around the concept of world exploration. Everyday campers were introduced to a new country and its traditions, with crafts and mini robots tied to that day's theme. My kid was very satisfied and wants to come back. The teacher from the USA made every lesson thrilling and kept the kids engaged. Mirai Minds also sent pictures and daily summaries via email to keep parents informed. The English level of the campers was sufficient to follow instructions – I'd recommend this camp to everyone.
★★★★★
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.
Safety first
A place parents can trust
Your child’s safety comes before everything else. Here is what that means in practice.
Small class sizes
Every group is capped at 12 children, so no one is overlooked.
Vetted, certified educators
Every teacher is background-checked and certified in CPR and first aid.
Secure sign-in and pick-up
Controlled entry and an authorised pick-up list at every school.
Clean, kid-safe spaces
Bright classrooms designed with young children in mind.
Our education partners
Meet the educators
Specialists who teach inside partner schools and at our own venues.
Anthony Ogunleye
STEMRobotics, coding and digital creativity for young learners.
Evyn Bryant
STEMTeaches Maker's Lab and Minecraft English, and leads Saturday School in Kawasaki.
Charlotte Mazzucchi
Early Years EnglishBuilds first English through stories, songs and play.
Nerica Joy
Creative ThinkingHelps children speak up, tell stories and think for themselves.
Dawn Ikpeida
Speech, Drama & CodingTeaches Speech & Robotics, drama and coding from early years to upper primary.
Awais Shahid
Animation & MediaTeaches animation and leads our media programs, from podcasting to YouTube.
Sol Smith
Theatre & ImprovBuilds confidence on stage through improv, scenes and performance.
Kateryna Cherniuk
Comic Book DesignTakes students from first sketches to finished comics.
Katlego Moeletsi
Forest SchoolLeads Forest School weekends and our movement programs.
Minami Morris
DramaTeaches Drama Club at Shinagawa International School.
Katherine Matsubara
Andrea Tusimova
Josie
Kelly Soar
Helpful tips for parents
Articles on education, parenting and what’s happening in class.
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Try a real lesson first. No commitment to join afterwards.
- Every program takes a single trial lesson first, if you want one.