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For Parents Who Want Their Child to Experience Authentic British Boarding - Just 30 minutes from Central Tokyo


Every moment of the Rugby School Japan’s Residential Summer Camp reflects life as a pupil at RSJ and intentionally helps your child grow academically, physically, creatively, and personally:
Experience British Boarding with Confidence
See Your Child Think More Clearly and Expansively
Support your Child to Discover Emerging Talents
Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions a parent will ever make. And if that decision involves sending a child overseas, the stakes feel even higher. Questions about fit, pastoral care, independence, and long-term development can turn an exciting opportunity into an overwhelming process.
Yet the real challenge goes beyond academics. Top global universities and future employers are no longer persuaded by grades alone. They are looking for poised, confident, well-rounded young people who can communicate with maturity, think independently, and adapt with ease. These are qualities best nurtured in environments that develop the Whole Person.
Built on the long-established British tradition of “Whole Person” education, RSJ offers an exemplary, character-building experience where personal growth and academic ambition go hand in hand. Here, strong relationships, thoughtful guidance, and purposeful challenge shape young people who thrive in an international world.
And for families considering RSJ, there is no better way to experience this than through our Residential Summer Camp 2026. Throughout 5 immersive days and nights - from Sunday, 28th June to Friday, 3rd July - your child will step into life at RSJ. They will live in our boarding houses, learn alongside new friends, and explore activities designed to build confidence, curiosity, and adaptability.
For many parents, this experience brings clarity: Does my child flourish here? Is this the right school for our family?
Our Summer Residential Camp gives you and your child the answers with the reassurance that comes from seeing your child enjoy themselves within a truly exceptional setting.
Rugby School Japan's unique Whole Person Whole Point ethos is rooted in 3 core pillars of academic, pastoral, and co-curricular excellence - all of which your child will experience during the Residential Summer Camp 2026.

RSJ centres its teaching approach on a high-touch pedagogy. This is delivered through personalised learning, that allows our teachers to understand every pupil on a deeper level - so they can get the best out of them.
During the RSJ Taster Camp, RSJ’s own specialist, British teachers will lead interactive, dynamic academic lessons, guiding each child to think independently, ask questions, and explore individual passions.
Campers will experience lessons that spark intellectual growth and discover how our educational approach instils curiosity and inspiration in every learner.
RSJ is a diverse community - comprising pupils from 30 different nations. Our boarding houses provide a safe environment where pupils can immerse themselves in English language, establish an international network and develop into globally minded individuals.
During the camp, participants will be grouped by English proficiency to ensure that every camper feels comfortable, included, and appropriately challenged. RSJ prioritises learning, collaboration, and socialising in English to ensure an inclusive environment for our diverse student body.


Over 200 years ago, Rugby School UK was the first to pioneer holistic education - or our Whole Person Whole Point ethos.
This means education at Rugby School is about much more than academic achievement. It is about facilitating diverse opportunities beyond the classroom - and developing children’s character so they are fully prepared for life after school.









Super-curricular excellence is a fundamental part of an RSJ education. We stretch pupils outside the classroom through talks, excursions, and hands-on experiences. These are foundational for pupils, letting them explore the context of what they are learning in the classroom.
During this programme, campers will enjoy exciting excursions to cultural and educational centres in nearby Tokyo. Past excursions have included Team Labs Immersive Art Gallery, Miraikan Future Museum, and the Glico Ice Cream Factory.
We carefully plan each trip, offering campers opportunities to follow their curiosity, ask questions, and connect their learning to the real world around them.
RSJ’s dedication to super-curricular excellence sets our pupils apart in university applications and future employment, as they consistently demonstrate their curiosity, ambition, and commitment to learning beyond the classroom.
Our British-style boarding houses are the heart of RSJ. Many RSJ pupils describe their boarding house as a "home away from home", thanks to the tight-knit and supportive community. Specialist pastoral staff are available to support our pupils 24 hours a day.
Friendships form quickly and naturally within the warm, community-focused boarding houses, and children learn to take safe, meaningful steps toward independence.

We intentionally limit device time to strengthen human connection and community. Instead, RSJ staff lead daily communal activities, such as baking, table-tennis tournaments, games nights, and crafts sessions, that bring the house together, deepening confidence and belonging.
Throughout the RSJ Taster Camp, RSJ’s pastoral staff support children around the clock to ensure they feel safe, understood, and encouraged. The evening activity programme creates meaningful connections by bringing children together through shared activities.
Academic Staff
Boarding & Pastoral Team
Medical Team
The Weekly Plan:

On Sunday 28th June, our dedicated pastoral staff will greet pupils as they arrive at their new home in the boarding house. Friendships will blossom from the very first evening as campers enjoy dinner together in a community setting, followed by evening activities like crafts or table tennis, designed to foster connection and enjoyment. Pupils will then unwind in their cross-cultural dormitories that bring together campers from diverse backgrounds.

Each day begins with two interactive academic sessions led by specialist British teachers. Students will explore subjects such as:
Through inquiry-based learning, group discussion, hands-on tasks, and problem-solving, campers develop critical thinking, confidence in expressing ideas, and the hunger to grow their knowledge.
Before lunch, campers will take part in co-curricular sessions that rotate throughout the week. The diverse programme may include:
Whether stepping into a dramatic role, experimenting in our design studios, or joining a friendly (but competitive) sports match, students will discover new interests and talents. These experiences are designed to encourage bravery, creativity, and self-expression while prioritising fun.

Afternoons are dedicated to enrichment. On some days, campers will continue with interactive classroom or co-curricular sessions. Others will venture off campus on Tokyo-based learning excursions that allow them to connect classroom ideas with the world around them.
These trips are intentionally student-led, encouraging independence, curiosity, reflection, and cultural awareness.
Evenings are spent within the boarding community, under the guidance of RSJ’s pastoral staff. Shared meals, games, and relaxed social time help campers feel at home and ensure they end each day fulfilled, settled, and excited for the next day.
During the evenings, campers will have limited access to devices for contacting home but we are committed to prioritising healthy face-to-face interaction over screen time.


Our House Staff gently wake campers before heading to the dining hall to enjoy a nutritious buffet-style breakfast with friends.
Two dynamic academic sessions led by specialist British teachers. Inquiry-based learning, hands-on activities, and lively discussions encourage curiosity and confidence.
A relaxed morning snack back at the boarding house - a time to unwind, chat, and build friendships within the community.
Creative arts, sport, drama, design or music - campers rotate activities throughout the week, discovering new interests and developing new skills.
Meals are a social highlight, giving students the opportunity to connect across cultures and share experiences.
Across the week, afternoons alternate between:
3 days of Tokyo excursions and discovery activities
2 days of additional academic and co-curricular sessions
A chance to refuel and refresh before the evening programme begins.
Guided time to reflect on the day’s learning and experiences, and to complete their personal camp diary, building independence, confidence, and ownership of learning.
A different activity each night: baking, games, crafts, friendly competitions and shared experiences, where community spirit thrives and friendships deepen.

Not only will camp attendees benefit from expert tuition and pastoral care, they can also take advantage of Rugby School Japan’s state-of-the-art facilities at our brand new Kashiwanoha Campus, which is located just 30 minutes from Central Tokyo.
This is a true home away from home where participants can enjoy:
240,000 JPY for current RSJ pupils
240,000 JPY for current RSJ pupils
If you would like your child to join us for Rugby School Japan’s Residential Summer Camp 2026, please register your interest by clicking the button below and entering your contact details when requested.
We will promptly confirm your registration of interest by email, and a member of the team will contact you shortly after to finalise your child’s booking.
Please note that places are strictly limited, and cannot be guaranteed until we have received full payment for your child’s place.
Registrations for the camp will close on 8th June 2026.
A1. Parents/guardians are welcome to occasionally visit the RSJ campus to check on the participants’ well-being.
A2. Due to limited boarding facilities, we ask parents/guardians or chaperones to stay at nearby hotels near the RSJ campus. Information about nearby hotels can be provided on request, and the RSJ summer camp team can assist with reservation if needed. Please feel free to reach out to us for assistance.
A3. The admission team can coordinate dates and times for taking our standard entrance exam. If you are considering taking this exam, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
A4 No. The camp fee does not include the transportation cost from / to the airport. The RSJ summer camp team can assist with the arrangements if needed.
A5. Chinese participants would typically apply for a short-term visitor visa for their stay in japan. RSJ is happy to assist this by writing an invitation letter.
A6. Certainly. Our admissions team will help to arrange a school tour for them.
A7. While there is no formal language proficiency level, all communication at the camp will be in English. For this reason we ask that all participants have a strong grasp of English so that they can confidently understand instructions and request support as needed.
A8. Unfortunately, once a place is confirmed at our camp, we are unable to offer refunds.