ENRICHMENT
Laurus STEAM Spring Events 2026
March 23 - 27
Inspiring Young Innovators aged 1.5-15 through STEM-based programs
at Laurus International School of Science in Tokyo.
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The STEAM Spring Events at Laurus International School of Science offer hands-on STEAM programmes designed for children aged 1.5 to 15.
Across three age-specific tracks, students engage in multidisciplinary learning through science, technology, engineering, and art-based projects that encourage experimentation, problem-solving, and creativity.
Built on an inquiry-based, international curriculum, our spring programmes nurture curiosity, critical thinking, and a genuine love of discovery — all within a supportive, all-English learning environment.
Who Are Our STEAM Spring Events Best For?
Our events are designed for all three age groups and developmental stages. At the same time, certain children and families tend to benefit most, regardless of age.
For Curious Young Makers
Great for kids who love building, experimenting, and bringing their ideas to life through hands-on learning.
For Future STEM Innovators
Perfect for children who love challenges and want to think deeper, solve harder problems, and grow through STEM.
For Globally Minded Children
Ideal for children who thrive in diverse environments and are curious about the world beyond borders.
For Returnees Staying Fluent
Designed for returnee students who want to maintain and strengthen their English in an English rich environment.
PROGRAMME DETAILS
Please select your child’s age from the tabs below to view the programme details.
| Student Type | Option | 1 day | 2 days | 3 days | 4 days | 5 days |
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| Laurus student / Tenshi Kindergarten / KA/KA Plus! | 5 hours (9:00–14:00) | ¥12,000 | ¥24,000 | ¥34,000 | ¥46,000 | ¥57,000 |
| Full day (8:30–18:00) | ¥16,000 | ¥32,000 | ¥46,000 | ¥60,000 | ¥75,000 | |
| Non-Laurus student | 5 hours (9:00–14:00) | ¥13,000 | ¥25,000 | ¥35,000 | ¥48,000 | ¥60,000 |
| Full day (8:30–18:00) | ¥17,000 | ¥34,000 | ¥48,000 | ¥63,000 | ¥79,000 |
PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN (Ages 1.5 - 6)
Get ready for exploring your future dreams!
[Important Note]
The application deadline for Pre-K SPRING CAMP has now passed. Still interested in joining us? A few spots may still be available at some schools — please contact your preferred school for more information.
Get ready to dream big!
This spring, our little learners will jump into the world of exciting careers as engineers, scientists, and doctors.
There will be science experiments, crafts, and all kinds of fun activities. Let’s take our first steps toward our dreams together!
WHO: 1.5 -6 year-old children
WHEN: March 23-27, 2026
WHERE: See location map
Shinagawa, Shirokanedai, Aoyama, Jiyugaoka, Tsukishima, Bunkyo, Musashi-Kosugi
ENROLMENT OPTIONS:
8:30 to 18:00 (Full day)
9:00 to 14:00 (5-hours)
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
The Spring Camp: closes on Monday, March 16.
Pick-up and drop-off bus: closes on Monday, March 9.
Download the flyer here
Daily Schedule
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On Monday, children explore like young scientists. They ask questions, notice details, and think about how the world works, learning that science begins with curiosity and careful observation.
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On Tuesday, children think like engineers. They solve simple problems step by step and discover how technology is designed, built, and improved by people who create new ideas.
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On Wednesday, children learn about caring for people and animals. They explore how living things stay healthy while practicing empathy, responsibility, and paying attention to important details.
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On Thursday, children learn how communities work together. They see how different roles help keep people safe and supported, and how teamwork makes everyday life better for everyone.
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On Friday, children explore art and design. They share ideas, use imagination, and discover how creative thinking helps people express feelings and communicate in many different ways.
Tuition Fee
Tap to choose: Student type → Course length → Days.
Laurus student / Tenshi KG / KA/KA Plus! ▶︎
5 hours (9:00–14:00) ▶︎
Full day (8:30–18:00)
Non-Laurus student ▶︎
5 hours (9:00–14:00) ▶︎
Full day (8:30–18:00) ▶︎
Additional Fee Items
Details of the following fees will be confirmed in the application form.
Entrance fee (Required if this is your child’s first time attending our seasonal events)
T-shirt, School bus (Optional)
Health & Safety
For students with allergies, please bring your own lunch as we are unable to provide lunch for students with allergies during seasonal events.
During seasonal events we are unable to accept students requiring the use of an EpiPen, or children with special needs due to the lack of medical staff available. If you require any further information, please contact us.
Since the administration of medication to children is a “medical procedure” as defined by law, we do not have permission to administer medication to children. Therefore, as a general rule, we are not able to accept medication at the school or on the school bus.
| Student Type | Option | 5 Days |
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| Laurus Student / KA/KA Plus! | Regular (10:00 – 15:30) | ¥80,000 |
| Early Arrival (8:30 – 15:30) | ¥95,000 | |
| Non-Laurus Student | Regular (10:00 – 15:30) | ¥85,000 |
| Early Arrival (8:30 – 15:30) | ¥100,000 |
*All fees shown are for the full five-day program. One-day participation is not available.*
PRIMARY SCHOOL (Ages 6 - 11)
LAURUS STEAM SPRING SCHOOL 2026
WHO: 6-11 year-old students
WHERE: Laurus International Shiba Campus (see location map)
Enrolment Options:
10:00 to 15:30 (Regular)
8:30 to 15:30 (Early Arrival)
Enrolment Style:
Only weekly enrolment is available.
(Daily enrolment is not available for this event.)
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
The Spring School: closes on Monday, March 16.
Pick-up and drop-off bus: closes on Monday, March 9.
Download the flyer from here.
Biomimicry - Built by Nature
Discover how nature inspires invention! Through biomimicry, hands-on experiments, design challenges, and an excursion to see real-world examples, students create nature-inspired prototypes and present them at our Spring Inventors Expo—connecting science, creativity, and innovation.
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The programme begins with an icebreaker session, followed by an introduction to the fundamentals of biomimicry. Students will explore how nature solves problems and discover how these natural strategies can inspire new inventions.
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Students will take part in a field trip to Ueno Zoo to learn about the structures and mechanisms found in living organisms. By observing animals directly, they will gain a deeper understanding of how nature works and use these insights as inspiration for their own inventions.
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Based on their observations and discoveries, students will begin the design process. Through sketching and planning, they will develop their ideas into concrete concepts.
On the same day, designer and engineer Yuta Ikeya will lead a special workshop exploring the relationship between nature and technology.
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Students will begin creating their products based on their designs. Through iterative improvements and hands-on work, they will gradually transform their ideas into tangible creations.
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On the final day, students will present their completed inventions at the Spring Inventors Expo. They will explain the inspiration behind their ideas and the features of their designs in English, sharing their learning with one another and celebrating the achievements of the week.
Please note that the time schedule is subject to change.
Nature and Technology Workshop
In this programme, we will welcome designer and engineer Yuta Ikeya for a special workshop exploring the relationship between nature and technology.
One of Ikeya’s works, “Metamorphonic,” is a design project that reads the movements of silkworms using sensors and transforms those changes into sound.
Through this work, students will explore how the movements of familiar living creatures can be connected with technology to create new forms of expression.
The session encourages students to develop their observation skills and expand their ways of thinking, while reflecting on questions such as how we observe nature and how technology can be used creatively. It offers an opportunity to nurture both scientific curiosity and creativity.
Tuition Fees
Laurus Student / KA/KA Plus! ▶︎
Non-Laurus Student ▶︎
*All fees shown are for the full five-day program. One-day participation is not available.*
Additional Items
Details of the following fees will be confirmed in the application form.
Entrance fee (Required if this is your child’s first time attending our seasonal events)
School bus (Optional)
Health & Safety
For students with allergies, please bring your own lunch as we are unable to provide lunch for students with allergies during seasonal events.
If your child requires medical support during the STEAM Seasonal School — including the use of an EpiPen — or needs individualized assistance, please contact us in advance. We will review your child’s needs and consider how best to accommodate them within our school’s safety guidelines. Please note that, depending on the nature of the support required, we may not be able to accommodate all requests, and in such cases, participation may not be possible. We appreciate your understanding.
Sample Daily Schedule
Lower Secondary School (Ages 11-15)
Laurus STEAM SPRING PROGRAMME 2026
WHO: 11-15 year-old students
WHEN: March 23-27, 2026
WHERE: Laurus International Shiba Campus (see location map)
PROGRAM HOURS: Mon-Fri, 10:00 to 15:30
Enrolment Style: Only weekly enrolment is available. (Daily enrolment is not available for this event.)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: closes on Monday, March 16.
Download the flyer from here.
Engineering the Illusion: A STEAM-Based Cinematic Experience
Explore the science behind movie-making. Students investigate motion, sound, light, and special effects through hands-on activities, learn how cameras and microphones work, and collaborate in teams to plan, film, and edit an original short movie. The programme concludes with a cinematic excursion and a red-carpet-style screening and awards ceremony.
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Students explore the history of cinema by studying past works and technologies while preparing for their own production.
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Students experiment with lighting and sound techniques, conduct camera tests to compare visual expression, and develop storyboards for their films.
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After preparing for production, students learn from a guest instructor. After the lesson, they begin filming their scenes collaboratively. (Details are provided below.)
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Students gather additional footage as needed and learn editing techniques to assemble and refine their work.
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On the final day, students visit a private theater and hold a red-carpet-style screening and awards presentation.
Please note that the time schedule is subject to change.
Analogue Filmmaking Workshop
On Day 3, designer and engineer Yuta Ikeya will join as a guest instructor to lead an analogue filmmaking workshop.
He has explored the mechanics of film photography using a motion picture camera he designed and produced with a 3D printer, and his work has been featured in international media.
Through engagement with analogue film processes, students gain insight into how moving images are physically created and develop a deeper understanding of the principles behind filmmaking.
Tuition Fees
| Student Type | Programme Hours |
5 Days |
|---|---|---|
| Laurus Student / KA/KA Plus! | 10:00 – 15:30 | ¥98,000 |
| Non-Laurus Student | ¥104,000 |
*All fees shown are for the full five-day program. One-day participation is not available.*
Additional Items
Details of the following fees will be confirmed in the application form.
Entrance fee (Required if this is your child’s first time attending our seasonal events)
T-shirt (Optional)
Health & Safety
For students with allergies, please bring your own lunch as we are unable to provide lunch for students with allergies during seasonal events.
If your child requires medical support during the STEAM Seasonal Program — including the use of an EpiPen — or needs individualized assistance, please contact us in advance. We will review your child’s needs and consider how best to accommodate them within our school’s safety guidelines. Please note that, depending on the nature of the support required, we may not be able to accommodate all requests, and in such cases, participation may not be possible. We appreciate your understanding.
Seasonal Events Parent Testimonials
My son joined for five days and really enjoyed all the fun activities.
He was so excited to go every single day.
Thank you so much.
- A Parent from Seasonal Camp (Preschool & Kindergarten)
My son was very shy on the first day, but from the second day on, he came home smiling and saying how much he enjoyed the program.
As a working parent, having such opportunities is incredibly valuable for us. We would love to join again next time!
- A Parent from Seasonal School (Primary School )
It was very well organized. My child had a great time and felt she gained a lot from the program. We’re even considering transferring her to Laurus Secondary School.
- A Parent from Seasonal Programme (Secondary School)
CANCELLATION POLICY
If a parent/guardian wishes to cancel or change the course after registration, a handling fee of 1,000 yen will be charged. After the registration deadline, kindly note that course changes and refunds will not be made.
No make-up lessons or refunds will be provided in the event of school closure due to bad weather, disasters or accidents or infectious diseases.
PAYMENT
A few days after submitting your application form, you will receive payment instructions via SMS. Payment can be made at convenience stores* or via internet banking. More details found here: My payment guide
*Seven eleven, Family mart, Ministop, Seicomart, Lawson and Multimedia KiosksOversea Transfer: Please add ¥4,000 for international transfer fee.
What to Bring
Please write your name in English on all of your belongings.
Please bring a water bottle, cutlery, stationery, inner shoes, and hand tissue.
For Preschool & Kindergarten students, please see more details here: The list of what to bring.
Insurance
International participants must purchase travel insurance. If you do not have travel insurance and become ill or injured while attending our seasonal event, you will be responsible for your own medical expenses.
Important Information (Must-Read)
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A few days after submitting your application form, you will receive payment instructions via SMS. Payment can be made at convenience stores* or via internet banking. More details found here: My payment guide
*Seven eleven, Family mart, Ministop, Seicomart, Lawson and Multimedia KiosksOversea Transfer: Please add ¥4,000 for international transfer fee.
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If a parent/guardian wishes to cancel or change the course after registration, a handling fee of 1,000 yen will be charged. After the registration deadline, kindly note that course changes and refunds will not be made.
No make-up lessons or refunds will be provided in the event of school closure due to bad weather, disasters or accidents or infectious diseases.
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International participants must purchase travel insurance. If you do not have travel insurance and become ill or injured while attending our seasonal event, you will be responsible for your own medical expenses.
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Please write your name in English on all of your belongings.
Please bring a water bottle, cutlery, stationery, inner shoes, and hand tissue.
For Preschool & Kindergarten students, please see more details here: The list of what to bring.
Frequently Asked Questions
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In Preschool and K1 (ages 1.5–3) , many children are able to follow along using gestures and visual support.
From K2 (middle Kindergarten) onward, lessons are conducted on the assumption that students can communicate in basic English. Japanese language support is generally not provided. The same applies to Y1 (older Kindergarten), Primary School, and Secondary School.
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Refunds (minus a handling fee) are available until Monday, March 16, 2026.
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Yes, cancellations are possible. However, please note that no refunds will be issued for cancellations made on after Monday, March 16, 2026.
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Yes, lunch is included in the participation fee.
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Bus availability depends on the event and the child’s age.
Please check each event’s information page for details. -
We’re sorry, but home pick-up is not available.
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Because nearby roads are narrow and to ensure children’s safety, we ask families to use public transportation whenever possible.
If you must come by car, please use a nearby coin-operated parking lot. -
Yes, siblings are welcome to participate.
If siblings are joining the same event for the first time, the registration fee is required for only one child.
If they join different events (for example, one in Spring School and one in Spring Camp), the registration fee will be charged separately for each child. -
These programs are designed for different age groups to ensure that activities and learning experiences are developmentally appropriate.
Spring Camp: For children aged 1.5–6
Spring School: For students aged 6–11
Spring Program: For students aged 11–15
Questions? Contact Us
Our bilingual admissions and reception team are happy to assist should you have questions regarding our Seasonal Events or other information regarding Laurus International School.
Explore More
Photo Gallery of Past Summer, Spring & Winter Events
Guided by passionate educators in a fully English-speaking environment, students collaborate, experiment and reflect in ways that nurture both intellectual curiosity and creative problem solving. Our seasonal events are designed not only to enrich academic knowledge but also to foster the critical thinking and collaborative skills essential for navigating an increasing complex and fast-changing world.
We invite you to explore - through photos - our past seasonal STEAM events at every age group.
