For more than 70 years Aiglon College has pushed beyond the boundaries of traditional education to offer a holistic and inspirational experience.

As a private, non-profit, international and co-educational boarding school, located in the Swiss Alps, Aiglon cultivates a culture for compassion and opportunity – with students at the heart of everything. The campus community is represented by over 65 nationalities.

Course offers

Whether intended as a taster in consideration of applying to our full academic year, or just to obtain a new perspective in this beautiful part of the world, students aged 8-16 will find their experiences are ideal preparation for the challenges ahead, with enormous fun to be had too.

There are three programmes: The Classic (Ages 8-12), The Eagle (Ages 13-16) and Kickoff (10-15). Students enjoy a balanced day with lots of time for learning, fun and community.

Some of the activities include: Art Explorer, Interactive English, Interactive French, Science and Engineering Investigator, Robotics and Coding, Sports Discover, Manchester City Football School, Photography and Web Design, International Entrepreneur, Leadership Challenge and more.

On some days there will also be expeditions or local excursions. There is a residential and non-residential programme available from one to four weeks.

The programme annually hosts attendees from more than 40 countries. Students leave the mountain not only more confident and capable, but also inspired by their varied national and cultural exposure.

Course Dates	22 June 2024 – 26 July 2024
Min. stay	1 week
Age	8 to 16 years
Institution	Boarding school, mixed

 

Activities

Art, camp craft, team games, drama, dance, orienteering, hiking, swimming, climbing, golf, river rafting, body boarding, kayaking, design challenge, stand up paddle, cookery, tennis and bowling

Contact

Aiglon College
Av. Centrale 61, 1885 Chesières
Switzerland

Tel. +41 (0)24 496 61 71
https://www.aiglon.ch/summer-school
summer@aiglon.ch

Contact: Fiona Tweedie, Director of Summer School and Anita Wahli, Summer School Officer