Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz

Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz

L'essence du Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz - Un objectif académique clair dans un cadre à couper le souffle près de la célèbre station de montagne de St. Moritz. Les étudiants bénéficient d'une éducation holistique favorisant la réussite scolaire et un mode de vie sain et équilibré à travers les arts, les sports et les activités parascolaires. Rejoignez une communauté engagée, responsable et accueillante.

Faits essentiels

  • Founded in 1904, Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz is a leading Swiss international boarding school in the Engadin Valley near St. Moritz, at 1,750 metres above sea level.
  • The school welcomes boys and girls aged 12–19 — over 300 boarding and day students from more than 50 nationalities.
  • Its 130,000 m² Alpine campus brings together academic, boarding, sporting and cultural facilities.
  • Accreditations include the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO), the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the Swiss Government.
  • Life at the school is shaped by the Spirit of Zuoz: respect, personal responsibility, tolerance, fair play and lifelong learning.
  • Three enduring principles — Community, Character and Learning — foster belonging, resilience and academic ambition.

Universitaires

  • Students choose between internationally recognised pathways: the Swiss Matura (German) and the International programme (English), offering the IB Diploma and the High School Diploma.
  • Subjects span languages, mathematics, sciences, humanities, economics, technology, visual arts and music.
  • English as an Additional Language (EAL) support helps students develop their academic English.
  • College Counselling guides students through university selection and applications, with graduates progressing to universities worldwide.
  • Our approach emphasises critical thinking, independence, curiosity and applying knowledge.

camps d'été

  • Two- and four-week international residential camps for ages 10–17, combining language learning (English, French or German), digital skills (AI, Python game development and robotics), sport and Swiss campus life.
  • Afternoons are dedicated to sports and activities across the campus and surrounding Engadin.
  • New for 2027: Wilderness Camp, for ages 14–17 seeking a more direct experience of the Engadin’s natural environment.
  • The Junior Day Camp introduces children aged 6–9 to the Lyceum, with morning language learning and afternoons of sport, games and excursions.

Périscolaire

  • Over 70 activities each week.
  • Sports include basketball, ice hockey, volleyball, football, cricket, fives, tennis and winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding.
  • The Visual and Performing Arts programme spans theatre, music ensembles, choir, visual arts and Design & Technology.
  • Clubs and electives cover coding, digital design, public speaking, languages and more.
  • Our Alpine setting adds skiing, hiking, mountain biking, climbing and other mountain activities.
  • Students also take part in volunteering, humanitarian projects and cultural excursions.
  • The SENDA programme offers weekend activities, off-campus experiences and community events.

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