A study camp is being held at the Iwai Training Dormitory from July 6 (Monday) to 8 (Wednesday) for three days, targeting first-year students in the advancement Course.

For first-year students who have just completed their first regular examinations, this training program is designed to foster awareness as “Hakuho students,” to acquire rules and manners in communal living, and to establish learning habits and enhance career awareness. Additionally, the lectures provided opportunities to consider course selection and science/humanities pathway choices, allowing each student to seriously contemplate their own future.

On the first day, learning programs in Japanese, mathematics, and English were conducted. Students tackled exercises preparing for mock examinations and English presentations—content different from regular classes—showing an enthusiastic attitude.

At dinner, students enjoyed local cuisine while deepening their interaction with classmates, spending meaningful time building camaraderie with one another. Through communal living as well as academics, it became a valuable opportunity to nurture bonds with fellow students.