作者： 伊莎贝尔

Swiss Learning in Shanghai 1st November 2024

Mr. Sacha Bachmann, Consul General of Switzerland in Shanghai, and  Mr. Christophe Xavier Clivaz, Founder of Swiss Learning, have the pleasure of inviting you to Discover the Excellence of Swiss Education Friday, 1st November 2024 5pm – 7pm Shanghai W Hotel No.66, Lvshun Road, Shanghai Meet the directors of Switzerland’s most esteemed boarding schools, hospitality […]

Swiss Learning in Tokyo 4th November 2024

We are pleased to announce that Swiss Leaning member schools will be visiting Japan to personally present the school information and the latest updates. If you are considering a summer school or study abroad for your child in Switzerland, please be sure to register in advance. We look forward to welcoming you soon! Date: Monday, 4 […]

Swiss Learning in Uzbekistan 27th November 2024

Mr. Konstantin Obolensky, Ambassador of Switzerland to the Republic of Uzbekistan, and Mr. Christophe-Xavier Clivaz, Founder of Swiss Learning, have the pleasure of inviting friends and alumni of Switzerland to Discover the Excellence of Swiss Education and Camps (Private boarding schools and universities) Wednesday, 27th of November  14:00 – 16:00 Hyatt Regency Tashkent, 1 A, Navoi Avenue […]

IBDP 之旅与成果，艾格隆 2024 届

Aiglon College is pleased to announce the initial International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) results for the Class of 2024. We are proud to announce the results of the IB Diploma results for the 2023-2024 academic year. 66 students achieved this academic milestone. Their hard work and dedication throughout this journey have culminated in this achievement.  […]

ChatGPT at Beau Soleil: Balancing Cognitive Load and Responsible Use

Article by Michelle McIntosh, AI Consultant, LinkedIn. Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the way we approach education with ChatGPT leading this transformation by making learning more accessible, efficient, and personalised. As it provides quick and easy access to information, ChatGPT also helps to significantly reduce the cognitive load for students, enabling them to focus more on comprehension and […]

IB Success for the Class of 2024

Congratulations to the Class of 2024 at Collège Beau Soleil who have set a high standard of excellence, and we take great pride in their achievements. These outstanding results are a testament to the hard work and determination of our students, who have shown commitment to their studies over the past two years. The impressive […]

Behind the successful journey of Joshua from Institut Montana: From Shanghai to graduating Swiss Gymnasium with the highest score in the Canton of Zug

Institut Montana is immensely proud to announce that their recent Swiss Gymnasium graduate achieved an outstanding score of 5.769, the highest in the Canton of Zug. Joshua’s journey is truly exceptional. He started at Institut Montana in 2017 as a boarding student at the elementary school. Arriving as a 12-year-old with no knowledge of German, […]

TASIS Summer Programs Once Again Open With Record Number of Students

The 2024 TASIS Summer Programs in Lugano, Switzerland, started with Opening Day on Sunday, June 23, with a total of 432 students in four different divisions—Minnows, ages 4–6; Le Château des Enfants (CDE), ages 7–10; the Middle School Program (MSP), ages 11–13; and the High School Program (HSP), ages 14–17—arriving throughout the day.  The first session of the Summer Programs will run from June 23–July […]

Institut Montana and Circus Luna bring circus magic to the Zugerberg

During this year’s project week, students from the international and elementary schools at Institut Montana embarked on a magical journey into the world of the circus. From June 3 to 7, the large football pitch on their campus was transformed into a lively circus tent with an impressive circus ring. Circus Luna, a company specializing […]

Cracking the code: How Aiglon’s maths and science departments are busting myths and sparking engagement

For many children, science and maths are associated with rote learning and a sense of confusion. These subjects, fundamental to understanding the world around us, often develop a reputation for being dry and difficult. In the UK, for example, surveys have found that half of children find the subjects too difficult and too boring. It’s a […]