EIS Summer School 2026
A hands-on summer program where students build real-world skills through projects, creativity, and innovation.
English for Real-World Communication
& Project-Based Studio Learning
Schedule
○ June 29 – July 24
Week 1: June 29 – July 3
Week 2: July 6 – 10
Week 3: July 13 – 17
Week 4: July 21 – 24
Tuition & Fees
○ EIS Students:
¥40,000 / week
○ External Students:
¥45,000 / week
Flexible Enrollment
○ One week (25 hours)
○ Two weeks (50 hours)
○ Three weeks (75 hours)
○ Four weeks (95 hours)
Open to All Levels
○ EIS Students
○ External Students
○ Preschool to G12
Active Learning Experience
Two-Weeks Experience
○ Week 1: Create & Develop
○ Week 2: Refine & Showcase
Summer School
This Summer Program at Enishi International School helps students develop essential skills they need today and for the future. Through studio-based and project-based learning experiences, students explore areas such as creativity, communication, innovation, research, and entrepreneurship.
The program connects learning with real-world experiences by encouraging collaboration, problem-solving, and hands-on projects. Students work on meaningful challenges, learn from professionals, and present their ideas in a supportive and engaging learning environment.
Creativity
Analytical Thinking
Media Literacy
Collaboration
Communication & Storytelling
Financial Literacy
Project Management
Entrepreneurial mindset
“The Summer School Program provides structured opportunities for students to develop practical skills through real-world projects, collaboration, and hands-on learning.”
Programs Overview
Preschool & Pre-K (Age 3-4)
Discovery & Early Learning Stage
This program introduces our youngest learners to the joy of exploring, creating, and communicating through guided discovery and hands-on activities. Children learn through movement, music, stories, sensory exploration, and creative expression in a warm and engaging environment.
Kinder - Grade 2
Creative Discovery Stage
Students explore imagination through art, building, storytelling, and hands-on projects. This studio encourages curiosity, confidence, and joyful learning as children create, experiment, and share their ideas.
Grades 3-5
Innovation & Leadership Stage
Students become inventors, creators, and young entrepreneurs. Through engineering challenges, media projects, and business ideas, they learn to think critically, solve problems, and present their ideas with confidence.
Grades 6-8
Professional & Future-Oriented Stage
Students operate as a newsroom team. They research, interview, write, edit, and publish.
All Grades
Morning Workshop Program
Students develop communication skills directly connected to their studio theme.
Showcase Model
- Celebration-style campus showcase
- Student media showcase & presentation
Startup pitch presentation for parents and invited mentors
Certificate of Completion
