Explore the great outdoors - and discover something new!
What does our Week Without Walls look like? In close vicinity to rivers, lakes, oceans and the mountains, the week provides an environment for challenging but safe risk-taking. Students are able to discover hidden strengths and develop skills that will last a lifetime.
A Week Without Walls usually takes place in late spring, and is an excellent conclusion to the school year. During their trips, our Secondary School students travel to different regions and immerse themselves in the picturesque beauty that Japan has to offer!
For current CA parents, please find up to date information about the Week Without Walls trips at the link below:
Cycling on Shimanami Kaido
Canyoning in Wakayama
Hiking the Nakasendo Trail
Visiting Kumano Kodo, the World Heritage Site
Camping near Lake Biwa
Rafting on Nagara River
Over the course of each trip, students are encouraged to embrace a sense of curiosity towards and engagement with the world around them. And in doing so alongside their peers, students build meaningful connections and form memories that will last a lifetime. These beloved trips inspire confidence, teamwork, and the capability to take on unfamiliar situations.
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