Category: News

Lindsey Vonn, Aiglon Ski Ambassador Returns to Campus

13 February, 2025 It is not often in life that you have the opportunity to spend time with an Olympic athlete straight after they compete in a world ski championship –but this is exactly what Aiglon students and local community members experienced this week with our ski ambassador, Lindsey Vonn. Lindsey visited Aiglon College just after her […]

Alumni Feature Luisa and Dominic: “We have lovely memories of Montana.”

The “tech tandem” with fond memories of Montana. The decision to study at Institut Montana Switzerland is unique for each student. For Luisa, coming from a multinational family, it was about experiencing diversity. Dominic‘s parents were captivated by the school’s serene, peaceful location. But both have something in common: They find it hard to pick the best […]

David and Jordan Smith Share Remarkable Journey With TASIS Students

27 Feb 2025 TASIS The American School in Switzerland was honored to welcome Mr. and Mrs. David and Jordan Smith, the founders of Climate Advocates Voces Unidas (CAVU), to campus on February 24–26 for the third installment of the 2024–2025 TASIS Speaker Series. For the past two decades, Mr. and Mrs. Smith have used video and photography to raise […]

“Meet, Eat, Feet”: One Year On

11 February, 2025 Over a year ago, Aiglon College introduced the “Meet, Feet, Eat.” approach to mobile device use. At the time, this policy stood apart from schools that had opted for a complete ban on mobile phones during the school day. It still does. One year on, I want to reflect on why this approach, one that sets clear […]

Moghadam Campus Hub, Behind the Scenes

Aiglon College’s Moghadam Campus Hub officially opens in August. The new performing arts and dining space represents the most ambitious building project in the school’s 76 year history. The building stands ready to transform the daily life of students and staff in a way that few previous projects could have imagined. By creating new spaces […]

Tackling Global Issues: LAS Students Host Model UN Conference

In November, LAS hosted a Model United Nations (MUN) conference that brought together over 60 students from seven schools across Switzerland. The event showcased student diplomacy and global awareness and allowed four committees to explore interesting international issues. Our students had a fantastic time gaining new knowledge and networking with fellow delegates from other schools. […]

A new term at Brillantmont: academic growth and exciting adventures await

January 9, 2025  by Albane Roca  As we welcome the new term at Brillantmont, it’s exciting to look ahead at the many opportunities that await our students — both in and out of the classroom. After an action – packed few months since the start of the school year in late August, our community has already […]

Aiglon College: Where Ski Racing is more than just a Sport

Nestled amidst the Swiss Alps, Aiglon College has long been synonymous with mountain sports, particularly skiing — as many alumni will no doubt fondly remember. Ski racing has always been ingrained in Aiglon life and this sport has come to represent an emotional connection with the school for many generations of students. How, then, do […]

Unforgettable learning journeys: Champittet secondary students embark on Cultural Trips across Europe

In September, our middle and high school students set off to explore urban hubs and rural landscapes across Switzerland and Europe. Our Cultural Trips are eagerly anticipated here at Collège Champittet, and our latest voyages for students in Grades 9 to 14 were an absolute blast! Champittet students in each grade visited different destinations with […]

Reflections from the Outward Bound Fall Cultural Trip

Written by Dean of Students, Mr. Paul Fomalont For over 20 years, our grade 10 students have had an Outward Bound experience for their fall cultural. This trip has a distinct curriculum focused on leadership, teamwork, and communication—all rooted in outdoor activities. It’s also the trip that evokes the most apprehension among students.   This trepidation […]