Purposeful Design
As we continue to develop our campus, we purposefully incorporate design decisions that meet the needs of our students. Our newly renovated library, atrium, cafeteria, elementary classrooms, secondary spaces, and boarding facilities reflect our dedication to providing students with the best possible environment in which to thrive.
Outstanding Learning Spaces
Spacious, bright classrooms outfitted with modular furniture affording opportunities for flexible and dynamic learning. Our youngest learners enjoy classrooms specially designed for early childhood education, flowing seamlessly from indoor to outdoor learning, gardening, and play spaces.
Community Values
Based on our belief that the best learning takes place socially, we have purposefully centered our campus around our stunning atrium, featuring a performance space, flexible learning areas, and community cafe. Students enjoy gathering here during and after their classes. The atrium connects upward to our library, and downward to our cafeteria.
Home away from Home
Our boarding students enjoy their stylish dormitory facilities, where the concept of home away from home is woven both into the design of our residential life program and into the language of the architecture itself. Girls’ and boys’ dormitories open onto central kitchens and dining areas for socialization, with carefully designed shared bedrooms achieving balance between privacy and friendship.
Space to Flourish
Canadian Academy was moved from its original site in Nagamine-dai to Rokko Island in 1990. The ample physical space afforded by the move enabled CA to flourish into the school of choice in Japan. Now, our nine-acre campus on Rokko Island has enough space for all school divisions and our boarding houses to be conveniently located in one place, which also includes two world-class theater spaces, two full-size gymnasia, two sports fields, and so much more.
International Inspiration
Our entire community enjoys the tranquility of our tea ceremony room, the comfort of the tatami matting in our presentation spaces, and the energy of the bamboo and other plants spread across our campus. Natural light and materials have been incorporated to provide learners with stimulating environments while also visually reflecting traditional Japanese aesthetics.
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