9:00 to 15:30,
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Designed for children with an advanced or native understanding of English, this intensive workshop targets skills critical for success in international learning environments. This is also an excellent supplementary learning program for children who have recently joined an international school. Children learn how to navigate inquiry-based learning and develop their problem-solving and reflection skills through writing workshops and STEM challenges. Total attendance is limited to 20 children to maximize personalized learning. Each week, 3 classroom teachers lead students through a drafting process that will produce one written work that can be published in our Summer Writing Magazine! LLKobe's Writing & STEM Intensive welcomes children ages 6-13. Children must be at least 6 years old by the first day of the camp week they attend. |
Disclaimer: Priority will be given to children who can attend all 5 days. Students who can only attend 1-3 days of camp may not be accepted into the program due to demand.
Program fees:
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1 Week : ¥58,300 (tax-inclusive)
1 Day: ¥14,300 (tax inclusive) |
Current Open Spaces
for Writing & STEM Intensive 2025
last updated May 21, 2025
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Each student receives a free copy of the Summer Writing Magazine featuring their work from the Intensive!
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FAQs
What will my child be learning each week?
Each week, we will have a new topic for writing workshops. Details regarding specific topics will be sent out mid-June, but we rotate fiction and non-fiction units from week to week. Children will not be required to purchase additional writing supplies or book materials for the classes.
Afternoons will consist of different stations offering a variety of science, engineering and design challenges followed by a Makers Space period. During Makers Space, the children will apply their skills to open-ended projects of their own design. From 3:00-3:30 pm, the children will have the option to continue Makers Space or watch a movie.
There are no field trips during STEM & Writing Intensive, but we may walk to the local river to test science experiments. For the 2024 year, outings will determined based on safety recommendations from Kobe city and the lead teacher's judgement.
Afternoons will consist of different stations offering a variety of science, engineering and design challenges followed by a Makers Space period. During Makers Space, the children will apply their skills to open-ended projects of their own design. From 3:00-3:30 pm, the children will have the option to continue Makers Space or watch a movie.
There are no field trips during STEM & Writing Intensive, but we may walk to the local river to test science experiments. For the 2024 year, outings will determined based on safety recommendations from Kobe city and the lead teacher's judgement.
What is the class size?
There will be a maximum class limit of 20 children with 3 classroom teachers or 14 students for 2 classroom teachers for all weeks of STEM & Writing Intensive. There will be a teaching fellow acting as a teaching assistant during all weeks of Summer Intensive.
Where is Summer Writing & STEM Intensive located?
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Learning Lab Kobe
Daini Yamaguchi Biru 1F Sumiyoshi Honmachi 2-16-2 Higashinada-ku Kobe city 〒658-0051 |
〒658-0051
兵庫県神戸市東灘区 住吉本町2-16−2 第二山口ビル1F |
Is there a bus service available?
No, there is no bus service available for Intensive. The Learning Lab is located 3 minutes walk from JR Sumiyoshi station.
Is lunch included?
Lunch is not included with Summer Camp. Lunch bentos are available for purchase every day at Delica Mama. There will be a national holiday on August 11, and the bento shop will be closed on that day. On that day, the teachers can walk children to Seer at JR Sumiyoshi stations to choose a lunch bento.