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English · Talamban, Cebu City, Philippines

English Fella Family Study

Parent-and-child English study with one-to-one lessons on a residential Cebu campus.

Ages / grades
Pre-junior 5–6; junior 7–15
Duration
Weekly Monday starts; Japanese page says 1+ week
Attendance
Parent accompanies
Language
English; beginner to advanced placement Teaching language and starting level

Weekly starts · check availability

This is an ongoing family course, not an annual fixed-date camp. The Japanese official page offers Monday starts from one week; English/Korean pages still say eight weeks and differ on lesson counts. Confirm the Japanese-market short-stay terms and exact holiday timetable for the intended 2026/27 dates.

Overlapping holiday tags help you browse broadly. School breaks vary; check the stated year, actual dates and duration.

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Who can apply

Non-enrolled pupilsConfirmed, conditions apply
Visiting childrenConfirmed, conditions apply

The official family course describes overseas study by international parents and children, with weekly junior admission.

Fella2: PRE-JEC ages 5–6, JEC 7–15, with an accompanying guardian. Confirm that the adult must study and whether non-studying guardians/under-five siblings are excluded; those extra restrictions came from an agent, not the checked official course page.

Teaching language and starting level

Teaching language and starting level
ItemPublished information
Instruction / activity languageEnglish tuition with Filipino teachers; junior one-to-one and level-matched group lessons.
Required starting proficiencyJunior levels 1–9, beginner to advanced, with entry testing. Japanese and English pages disagree on minimum course length; confirm the intended short stay.
Japanese-language supportThe school-issued 2025 brochure explicitly lists full-time Japanese employees. Confirm current Fella2 coverage; this does not promise Japanese classroom translation.
Chinese-language supportChinese-speaking camp support is not verified in the checked official sources.
Korean-language supportKorean-speaking camp support is not verified in the checked official sources.

A translated website does not establish on-site language support. Reconfirm support tied to particular staff or weeks.

Included costs and the family budget

Published fee examples 1 · 2026 agency tariff; applications 1 Jul–31 DecGEC + PRE-JEC/JEC; twin-room base example
ItemPublished details
Published base price, to confirm
USD 2,580Approx. ¥407,000

Mandatory extras / tax to confirm

People covered1 adult + 1 child aged 5–15 in a twin room
Duration and edition2 weeks · 2026 agency tariff; applications 1 Jul–31 Dec
AccommodationLodging included
Included in this amountGEC USD1,020 (Approx. ¥161,000) + junior USD1,260 (Approx. ¥199,000) + two USD150 (Approx. ¥24,000) registrations. Tuition and twin-room residential package.
Extra / to confirmMandatory PHP local charges (permits/E-card, books, management, ID, pickup), refundable deposit, remittance charge, flights, insurance and outings. Confirm meal/laundry inclusion and family-specific local charges.
Fee sourceRyugakumura authorised Japanese agent, July–December 2026 application tariff2026-10-04
Published fee examples 2 · 2026 agency tariff; applications 1 Jul–31 DecGEC + PRE-JEC/JEC; twin-room base example
ItemPublished details
Published base price, to confirm
USD 4,100Approx. ¥646,000

Mandatory extras / tax to confirm

People covered1 adult + 1 child aged 5–15 in a twin room
Duration and edition4 weeks · 2026 agency tariff; applications 1 Jul–31 Dec
AccommodationLodging included
Included in this amountGEC USD1,700 (Approx. ¥268,000) + junior USD2,100 (Approx. ¥331,000) + two USD150 (Approx. ¥24,000) registrations. Tuition and twin-room residential package.
Extra / to confirmMandatory PHP local charges (permits/E-card, books, management, ID, pickup), refundable deposit, remittance charge, flights, insurance and outings. Confirm meal/laundry inclusion and family-specific local charges.
Fee sourceRyugakumura authorised Japanese agent, July–December 2026 application tariff2026-10-04

Verified refundable deposits are separate from programme fees. They are not the same as booking deposits or non-refundable registration charges.

Additional fee notes

A Japanese authorised agent's 2026 table lists two weeks in a twin room at USD 1,020 (Approx. ¥161,000) for GEC plus USD 1,260 (Approx. ¥199,000) for PRE-JEC/JEC, with USD 150 (Approx. ¥24,000) registration each: USD 2,580 (Approx. ¥407,000) combined before local charges. This is an agency-published base example, not a verified complete school invoice. Official local charges include SSP, SSP card, books, management fee, ID, pickup and a refundable deposit; their family/short-stay application must be quoted separately.

JPY estimates use 2 October 2026 reference rates, normally rounded to ¥1,000, with whole-yen values near filter boundaries. Payment rates and fees differ. Rates and sources

What the days look like

Japanese official details list four individual lessons daily for ages 5–6; ages 7–15 add two small-group lessons. The guardian course has three individual speaking lessons, with an optional free group class. A parent account describes teachers adapting lessons with crafts/games and a hoped-for young-child group not running because numbers were insufficient.

Parents, accommodation and transport

Family accommodation is at Fella2, with dining and recreation on campus; confirm room type, cleaning/laundry, meals and check-in nights in the final quote. Parents remain responsible outside teaching. Arrange Cebu airport transfer and arrival buffer when travelling from Tokyo; flights, insurance and weekend outings are separate.

Why it is in this guide

An established parent-study model for families who value individual teaching and living near the classrooms, including a dedicated course for five- and six-year-olds.

Who it may suit

Suits a parent who also wants to study and can manage the child's breaks, evenings and weekends. One-to-one teaching can be easier to adjust than a large mixed-level holiday group.

What to weigh up

The parent is an accompanying carer, not merely a visitor to a fully supervised children's camp. Study days are demanding and same-age group classes depend on the intake. Talamban is inland Cebu City, not a beach-resort location.

Operating history and evidence

A self-published parent series from May 2025 is unusually detailed and mixed: the child settled into individual lessons and liked adaptable teaching, while the family reported unavailable junior group classes, heavy books and some overly easy adult material. It is one two-week family's experience, not a controlled measure of language progress; sponsorship was not established. Official repeat-summer-family claims are separate marketing evidence.

Read participant accounts

Independent account · Published / experience date: 2025-05

Self-published family study account

The parent describes a young child enjoying flexible individual lessons, but a requested child group did not run and books were cumbersome for a short stay. The adult account also found some material too easy.

One family and a particular spring intake. Sponsorship was not established; the observations do not predict other teachers, classmates or outcomes.

Read the source

Before you book

Get the child's actual lesson count, parent course requirement, group-class fallback, room allocation, all PHP local charges and public-holiday make-up rules in writing. Confirm the one-week admission claim because official language versions disagree. Short courses should target confidence and practice, not promised level gains.

Cancellation and refunds

The school website's 'terms' page only covers website use, not tuition refunds. A Japanese agent publishes pre-departure penalties and partial post-start refunds, but these are not sufficient to establish the family's school/agent contract. Obtain both cancellation policies, including registration, dormitory and local-fee treatment, before paying.

Sources and official information

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An editorial comparison based on official information and attributed agency or media sources, not first-hand reviews, rankings or a safety guarantee. Match the school calendar, language needs, independence and the adults’ plans together.

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