Each week of camp features a unique theme and an exciting mix of creative, hands-on, and collaborative activities delivered entirely in English. Students are arranged into classes based on age, with two experienced teachers per group.
Dates: The full camp ranges from Monday July 13, to Friday August 7.
Dates: 13–17 July
Overview:
Culture, traditions, and creative activities inspired by Asia.
EXCURSION: 🐬 VS Park & Nifrel
Dates: 20–24 July
Overview:
History, art, and innovation explored through themed projects and activities.
EXCURSION:🎢 Hirakata Park
Dates: 27 – 31 July
Overview:
Geography, sport, and cultural influences from North and South America.
EXCURSION:🤸 Tentoumushi Park
Dates: 3–7 August
Overview:
Wildlife, environment, music, and cultural themes explored through practical activities
EXCURSION:🦁 Tennoji Zoo
IMPORTANT NOTE: The structure shown below is from the OWIS Osaka Summer Camp 2025 programme and is provided for reference only. The activities, excursions, themes, and programme content for OWIS Osaka Summer Camp 2026 may differ and are subject to change.
Spotlight & Stage –
A Journey into Performing Arts
Dates: 15–19 July
Dive into drama, dance, puppetry, mime, and improv with daily performance:
Group drama performance project
Dance and movement workshop
Mime workshop by an international theatre
Puppet-making and group storytelling
Acting and improvisation Activities
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EXCURSION: Hamadera Water Park – (Alternate activities available for students unable to swim that day)
Dates: 21–25 July
Explore mechanics, robotics, and invention, in a week of technology and innovation:
Structural & mechanical engineering tasks
Hydraulics & motion-based constructions
Robotics & electronics challenges
Inventive design & prototyping competitions
Recycled-material tech builds
EXCURSION: Hirakata Park – explore real-world mechanics in rollercoasters and rides
Dates: 28 July – 1 August
Connect with the natural world through outdoor and sustainable projects:
Planting & harvesting in school garden
Seed bomb making and sustainable farm crafts
Recycled-material scarecrow building
Nature-science & environmental experiments
Outdoor gardening games & collab projects
EXCURSION: Nodokamura Farm Park – blueberry picking, collecting eggs, harvesting, flying fox, and more
Dates: 4–8 August
Discover and harness natural forces such as wind, water, and solar energy:
Building wind-powered sailboats & kites
Constructing solar-powered cars
Waterwheel construction (hydro energy)
Ballast design & wind dynamics exercise
Creating and cooking with solar ovens
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EXCURSION:Tentoumushi Park – Trampolining and rock climbing centre
Our camp is structured to provide flexibility, allowing families to choose which weeks they would like their children to participate in, based on availability.
Weeks can be booked individually – your child does not need to attend all four weeks.
Each week is designed as a complete experience in itself, yet ties into an overarching theme of global exploration. This ensures that campers who attend any number of weeks, from just one to all four, receive a rich and engaging experience.
Junior Programme (Ages 4–6)
The Junior Programme follows the same weekly themes as the main programme, with activities adapted to be age-appropriate in terms of content, pacing, and delivery. Activities are designed to support early development through structured play, guided exploration, and simplified concepts, ensuring students can engage meaningfully with each theme at an appropriate level.
Regular Programme (Ages 7–16)
The Regular Programme delivers a balanced mix of practical activities, structured learning, and real-world connections, allowing students to explore each weekly theme in greater depth while building confidence, creativity, and understanding.
Dates: July 13th to August 7th (four weeks)
Arrival time: Drop your child off between 8:30 am – 8:45 am for a 9:00 am start each day (excursions may affect this)
Pick-up time: 3:30 pm – 04:00 pm (excursions may affect this)
Eligibility: Anyone aged 4-16 ( you do not have to be an OWIS student). There is a junior version of the programme for ages 4-6.
🚗 No school bus: The OWIS School bus service is not available during the summer camp period. Families must
arrange their own daily transportation to and from the campus.
🏨 No lodgings: This is a day-only summer programme where students attend daily. There is no overnight or boarding component included.
* Once you submit this form, you will be directed to a Google Form to complete summer camp registration.
| Number of Weeks | OWIS Internal Students | External Students |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Week | ¥71,500 | ¥88,000 |
| 2 Weeks | ¥143,000 | ¥176,000 |
| 3 Weeks | ¥214,500 | ¥264,000 |
| 4 Weeks | ¥286,000 | ¥352,000 |
| 1 Week | OWIS Internal Students |
|---|---|
| OWIS Internal Students | ¥71,500 |
| External Students | ¥88,000 |
| 2 Weeks | |
| OWIS Internal Students | ¥143,000 |
| External Students | ¥176,000 |
| 3 Weeks | |
| OWIS Internal Students | ¥214,500 |
| External Students | ¥264,000 |
| 4 Weeks | |
| OWIS Internal Students | ¥286,000 |
| External Students | ¥352,000 |
First-Time Applicants Please Note: Students who have not attended an OWIS Osaka seasonal camp within the past 12 months, including Winter Camp or Summer Camp, will be required to pay an additional ¥15,000 registration fee.

Weekly excursions will take campers to exciting local destinations, such as trampoline parks, amusement parks, forest adventures, water parks, animal farms, and Interactive Science centres and more! Enhancing the week’s theme with real-world experiences.

Each year, we bring in local and national special guests to educate and entertain campers. From hip-hop dance instructors to theatrical mimes, magicians, and poi performers, we are dedicated to providing amazing experiences led by seasoned professionals.

Each week includes a mix of sports like soccer, futsal, and basketball, promoting physical fitness and teamwork.

Campers will explore their artistic side with various workshops, including tie-dye, pottery, and mural painting. These activities encourage self-expression and creativity.

Beat the summer heat with our pool activities! Our rooftop swimming pool will be the centrepiece of water-based fun and games, ensuring everyone stays cool while having a blast.

At our summer camp, students immerse themselves in an English-speaking environment facilitated by international teachers, which enhances language fluency and cultural understanding. This immersive experience boosts English skills and exposes campers to global perspectives, preparing them for future international interactions.
*OWIS Osaka reserves the right to make necessary changes as the schedule develops. This ensures we can provide the best possible experience for all participants, adapting to new opportunities and circumstances as they arise. Thank you for your understanding.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to make the most of your summer!
Register today and give your child a summer filled with exploration, creativity, and fun at One World International School Osaka.
Summer passed already?
We also host a fun-filled Winter Camp in December
The camp is hosted at our school:
One World International School Osaka, 3-1-39 Shariji, Ikuno-ku, Osaka, 544-0022.