Academia Bilingual School Winterthur vs Lakeside School - Kusnacht

	A Academia Bilingual School Winterthur Zug, Switzerland	L Lakeside School - Kusnacht Zug, Switzerland
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year CHF 25,200 - 27,240	Fees / year CHF 20,400 - 27,600
Age range	Age range 3 - 15 years	Age range 3 - 12 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Swiss Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Swiss Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 200
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 18
Instruction language	Instruction language German, English	Instruction language English, German
Opened	Opened 2021	Opened 1996
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location WIN4 Campus, Grüzefeldstrasse 34, 8400 Winterthur, Switzerland	Location Küsnacht, canton of Zürich, Switzerland. The campus is located in Küsnacht with a magnificent view of Lake Zurich. Getting to school is convenient by public transport: a ten-minute walk from the Küsnacht-Goldbach or Zollikon train stations. A school bus runs from the Tiefenbrunnen or Küsnacht train stations at no extra cost, and door-to-door service can be arranged depending on location. Bus routes are established each June for the next academic year.
Stages	Stages Kindergarten to Year 8	Stages Pre-Kindergarten; Kindergarten; Primary School
School type	School type Private bilingual day school	School type Private, non-profit bilingual day school
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Language booster lessons; smaller classes; differentiation; newcomer language support.	Additional learning support In-house language and learning support rooms for small-group instruction
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Switzerland	Country affiliation Switzerland
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Day school with daily midday meals at L'Arena on campus and after-school care with clubs.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Bus connections; WIN4 campus well connected by bus; Winterthur-Grüze railway station within walking distance.	Bus service details School bus from Tiefenbrunnen or Küsnacht train stations at no extra cost; door-to-door service possible depending on location; routes set each June for the next academic year
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / registration fee - A one-time registration fee of CHF 600 is payable when enrolling a pupil. Tuition fees (annual, semester and monthly options) — current academic year - Tuition is charged by school year and may be paid as an annual amount, by semester instalments or by monthly instalments (10 months). All amounts are in Swiss francs (CHF). - Pre‑Kindergarten and Kindergarten (early years): - Annual tuition: CHF 25,200. - Semester instalments: CHF 12,600 (per semester). - Monthly instalments (10 months, incl. administrative surcharge of approx. 3%): CHF 2,595 (per month). - Primary (Grades 1 to 6): - Annual tuition: CHF 25,200. - Semester instalments: CHF 12,600 (per semester). - Monthly instalments (10 months, incl. administrative surcharge of approx. 3%): CHF 2,595 (per month). - Lower Secondary (Grades 7 to 9): - Annual tuition: CHF 27,240. - Semester instalments: CHF 13,620 (per semester). - Monthly instalments (10 months, incl. administrative surcharge of approx. 3%): CHF 2,805 (per month). Billing schedule and payment terms - School fees are invoiced in advance. If a pupil enters during the school year, fees are charged pro rata temporis. - Payment timing and instalments: - Fees may be paid as a single one‑off payment in advance or in instalments; instalment payment carries an administrative surcharge where stated. - The general time allowed for payment is 30 days unless otherwise specified on the invoice or in the price list. Specific items (for example lunch and short courses) may have shorter payment deadlines. - Deadlines and consequences: - Course/club fees are invoiced before the start of the programme and are due for payment within 10 days. Lunch invoices are due within 10 days. - If instalments are not paid on time, the school may exclude the pupil from the programme until outstanding amounts are settled; continued non‑payment may result in contract withdrawal and the imposition of administrative and cancellation fees. Interest on outstanding amounts may apply. - Registration fee / deposit timing: - Where a registration fee and deposit are required, these are due within 5 days after conclusion of the school contract; the deposit is refundable on leaving the school provided the notice periods and payment conditions are fulfilled. After‑school care, lunch and other additional charges - After‑school care: - After‑school care is billed based on actual use in 15‑minute intervals. - Hourly rate quoted: CHF 14 per hour (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 16:00–18:30; Wed 14:00–18:30). - Lunch: - Lunch is invoiced for the whole school year in advance and the invoice is due for payment within 10 days; changes to lunch bookings are possible only at the beginning of the following month. - First and second semester (5 days per week): CHF 1,230 per semester for Primary and Secondary; CHF 1,100 per semester for Pre‑K and Kindergarten. - 1 day per week option: CHF 246 per semester (Primary/Secondary) and CHF 220 per semester (Pre‑K/Kindergarten). - Individual meal booking: CHF 15.40 (Primary/Secondary) and CHF 14.00 (Pre‑K/Kindergarten) per meal. - Clubs, trips, camps and excursions: - Costs for after‑school clubs, holiday clubs, school trips and camps are charged in addition to tuition according to the applicable price lists or actual expenditure; club/course fees are invoiced prior to the activity and must be paid within 10 days. Teaching materials and care from 07:15 until lessons start are included in the school fee; excursions, trips, school camps and some certificates are not included. Sibling discount - A 10% sibling discount is available on the youngest child's school fee for families who are self‑financing and have more than one child enrolled concurrently. Boarding fees - Boarding fees are not applicable. Academia Bilingual School Winterthur operates as a day school; there is no boarding provision or boarding charges. Other costs or fees (summary) - One‑time registration fee: CHF 600. - After‑school care: billed per 15‑minute intervals at CHF 14 per hour. - Lunch: annual/semester prepayment options and individual meal prices as detailed above. - Clubs, holiday clubs, trips and camps: additional charges; invoiced in advance for each activity. Teaching materials and early morning care (from 07:15) are included in the tuition. Refund and cancellation rules affecting fees - Refunds and cancellations: - If an entire course of study is definitely cancelled, fees already paid shall be refunded; reimbursement of further costs is excluded. - The deposit is refundable after the student leaves the school provided the notice of termination has been submitted within the prescribed notice period (not during the probationary period) and all tuition fees and additional charges have been settled. - If the student does not attend school despite a concluded school contract, the school is entitled to an administrative fee and a cancellation fee equal to three months' school fees. - Missed lessons do not release the payer from the payment obligation; there is no automatic right to reimbursement for missed lessons. - If lessons must be changed to distance learning or are affected by force majeure, lessons are deemed to have been held and there is no entitlement to fee reductions or refunds. - In the event of late payment, the school may withhold certificates and diplomas until outstanding amounts are paid and may charge collection and reminder fees; interest on overdue amounts may apply. Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other) - The published price list and the school's general terms and conditions set out billing, instalment options and deadlines but do not specify accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, or other electronic payment providers). Therefore the specific payment methods accepted are not listed in the school's published fee documents. Notes for budgeting - All listed school fees and supplementary charges are quoted in Swiss francs (CHF). Teaching materials and early morning care (from 07:15) are included in the tuition; additional services such as clubs, trips and camps are invoiced separately. Instalment payments incur an administrative surcharge where indicated. If a student joins mid‑year fees are charged pro rata.	Fee details Application & Entrance Fees - Registration (Anmeldegebühr): CHF 500.- (non-refundable). - Deposit (security deposit payable when the contract is signed): CHF 3,500.- for the 1st child / CHF 2,500.- for the 2nd child / CHF 1,500.- for each further child. The deposit is retained if the school contract is terminated less than 16 weeks before the child's agreed start date; otherwise the deposit is refunded on exit after settlement of any outstanding amounts. - For Pre‑Kindergarten programmes a school fund (Schulfond) charge applies: CHF 1,000.-. Sibling deposit scale shown on Pre‑K information: 1st child CHF 2,000.- / 2nd child CHF 1,000.- / from 3rd child CHF 500.- (specific Pre‑K registration/deposit information is published with the Pre‑K programme). Tuition fees by programme and year group (month / annual equivalents where published) - Pre‑Kindergarten (full programme; Wednesday afternoon free): CHF 2,050.- per month (annual equivalent CHF 24,600.-). - Pre‑Kindergarten (five mornings per week): CHF 1,310.- per month (annual equivalent CHF 15,720.-). Additional morning: CHF 260.- per month (annual equivalent CHF 3,120.-). Additional afternoon: CHF 210.- per month (annual equivalent CHF 2,520.-). - Kindergarten (full programme; Wednesday afternoon free): CHF 2,310.- per month (annual equivalent CHF 27,720.-). Options with an additional free afternoon shown at CHF 2,150.- or CHF 2,200.- per month (annual equivalents CHF 25,800.- and CHF 26,400.- respectively). - Primary school (1st – 6th grade; full programme; Wednesday morning only): CHF 2,310.- per month (annual equivalent CHF 27,720.-). Additional day‑care, lunch and extra-curricular charges - Day Care (sample rates published): morning care (07:30–08:45, five days) CHF 307.- per month (annual CHF 3,684.-). After‑school care options (15:45–17:30) CHF 429.- per month (annual CHF 5,148.-); (15:45–18:30) CHF 678.- per month (annual CHF 8,136.-). Single sessions and Wednesday‑afternoon options also listed with published per‑session rates. - Hot Lunch (catered lunch; VAT excluded): Monday–Friday (including Wednesday) CHF 250.- per month (annual CHF 3,000.-); Monday–Friday (excluding Wednesday) CHF 200.- per month (annual CHF 2,400.-); Tuesday & Thursday option CHF 100.- per month (annual CHF 1,200.-). - Holiday care and semester leisure courses are charged separately; published materials note guaranteed minimum holiday‑care weeks and that some leisure courses incur additional fees. - School bus: a guaranteed spot on the school shuttle from the nearby Tiefenbrunnen or Küsnacht train stations is provided without additional cost; door‑to‑door pickup may be organised depending on routing (published routing is established each June). Specific door‑to‑door provisions and routes are handled by the school. Billing schedule and payment terms - Regular tuition and service charges are stated as monthly amounts and are payable in advance at the start of each month. Published materials show monthly amounts and annual equivalents. Price changes are reserved by the school. A sibling discount applies: 5% for the second child and 10% from the third child. Boarding - Lakeside School Küsnacht operates as a day school (day programmes, day care, after‑school provision). No boarding fees apply. Other costs and typical extras - School fund (Schulfond) charge associated with Pre‑K registration: CHF 1,000.-. - Enrollment or programme administrative charges for sport, excursions, specialised courses and some extracurricular programmes may be invoiced separately when offered; holiday‑care weeks and some leisure courses are charged in addition to base fees. Hot lunch, day‑care and single‑session charges are itemised as above. - Uniforms are not listed among mandatory fees in the published programme and pricing materials for the Küsnacht campus. Specific activity‑related equipment or course materials, if required, are invoiced or communicated per programme. Refunds and cancellations (entrance fees / deposit rules) - The registration fee CHF 500.- is not refundable. - The deposit is due at contract signature and is refundable on exit after settlement of any outstanding charges, subject to published notice and forfeiture rules (for example a deduction/forfeiture if the contract is terminated within the published notice period before the agreed start date). Specific published deposit amounts and notice conditions are stated in the entrance‑fees documentation. Fee payment options - The school accepts electronic and card‑based payment channels through supported payment providers listed in the school's payment and privacy information; published payment options include PostFinance, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay, Stripe and Klarna (as well as the school's invoicing/accounting platforms). Payment is typically handled by bank transfer or the school's accepted electronic payment methods. Summary statement - Monthly tuition amounts and the corresponding annual equivalents are published for Pre‑K, Kindergarten and Primary (1–6) and for day‑care and hot‑lunch options; fees are billed monthly in advance and are subject to the school's published deposit, registration and refund rules.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements No boarding is offered; it is a day school.	Boarding arrangements Day School; boarding not offered.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Freshly prepared daily lunch in the WIN4's L'Arena restaurant.	Food options Hot Lunch is offered; lunches are nutritious and delicious.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Private school; recognized by the Canton of Zurich.	Governance and ownership Governing body is The Lakeside School Foundation, a non-profit organization. The Foundation reinvests profits into the school; the Board of Trustees oversees governance.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Bilingual education for kindergarten, primary and secondary levels in an international environment; the school is private and recognized by the Canton of Zurich.	Curriculum details Primary School runs from Grade 1 to 6 and provides a bilingual foundation. Bilingual Matura offers upper-school options up to the Swiss Matura.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Holistic development is emphasized, focusing on high social competence, independence and creativity. The school culture is characterized by mutual respect. In small classes with committed and highly qualified teachers, each pupil is individually supported. A school island provides special care during lessons, ensuring targeted support for individual needs. For talent in sports or music, tailored solutions balance training with schooling. Tailor-made extracurricular care runs from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., including leisure courses, supervised homework hours and holiday programs.	Social & emotional learning The school values shape the school culture and promote the social and emotional development of students.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school island offers special care during lessons. Individual support is provided for missed lessons or for students needing extra help. New students can join any time as long as places are available. Booster lessons help pupils acquire German or English as needed.	Special educational needs (SEN) Student support rooms provide individual language and learning support in small groups.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Kindergarten, primary and secondary levels are bilingual. Mothertongue, qualified and dedicated teachers support language learning. If a pupil does not yet speak German or English, booster lessons ensure rapid acquisition of the second language. Booster language support is available to help new students catch up in language skills.	English as an additional language English-speaking and German-speaking class teachers work with classes; once a week they take their classes to the in-house library.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing A positive learning atmosphere characterized by mutual respect supports pupil wellbeing. Small classes and highly qualified teachers provide individualized support to help each pupil realise their potential. The school island and tailored after-school care contribute to a balanced, supportive environment. The multilingual and international setting fosters resilience and independence.	Mental wellbeing Social and emotional development is integral to the school culture, and parent conferences discuss a child's academic and social development.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school is located on the WIN4 Campus in Winterthur. The campus offers modern sports, conference and catering facilities. It also houses the Academia International School and the Swiss Academy Zurich, enabling our secondary students to transfer to our international high school without exams. As a day school, daily lunch is freshly prepared at L'Arena restaurant on campus and there is comprehensive afternoon care with attractive clubs. The campus has excellent public transport connections and is easy to reach by car.	Facilities overview Campus Küsnacht houses kindergarten, primary school and the auditorium in a single building with a view of Lake Zurich. The auditorium is used for lunch together and for events such as assemblies, class performances and birthday celebrations. There are dedicated spaces for activities including group rooms for collaborative learning, a music room with many instruments, and a crafts, design and technology room with workbenches for textile and technical design. An exclusive in-house library is accessible to students, with weekly trips for reading and borrowing, and each class has its own small library. There is ample space to play and exercise, from a football pitch to basketball hoops and extensive play structures. After-school clubs include activities such as Kung Fu, gymnastics, coding and acting.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The WIN4 Campus provides modern sports facilities and is adjacent to the Deutweg sport complex.	Sports facilities On-site facilities include a football pitch and basketball hoops, with extensive play structures for outdoor activity. The space supports a variety of physical activities.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Lessons are held in a modern temporary facility on campus during the construction of our new classrooms. The WIN4 Campus also hosts Academia International School and the Swiss Academy Zurich, and offers on-campus dining and meeting spaces.	Academic facilities Group rooms support collaborative learning. A music room houses a large selection of instruments. A crafts, design and technology room provides workbenches for textile and technical design. Student support rooms offer individual language and learning support in small groups. An exclusive in-house library is available for classes, with weekly library visits and class libraries for student use.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities After-school clubs range from free play to cooking, coding, football and dance; holiday clubs are offered; after-school supervision is provided; midday meals are served at L'Arena restaurant on campus.	Extra curricular facilities After-school clubs include Kung Fu, gymnastics, coding and acting. These clubs extend learning beyond the school day. Holiday Care provides a supervised holiday programme in a familiar setting. The Lakeside School Küsnacht campus offers a variety of after-school and holiday programs to engage students.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Established in Basel in 2010, Academia Bilingual School opened its second campus in Winterthur in August 2021.	History —
Community	Community The community is open and supportive. It welcomes pupils, parents and teachers.	Community Kindergarten, primary school and auditorium are in the same building with a view of Lake Zurich. In the auditorium, lunch is eaten together and gatherings include assemblies, class performances and birthday celebrations. Exclusive in-house library access provides weekly visits to the library for English-speaking and German-speaking classes, and each class has its own small library. After-school life includes clubs such as Kung Fu, gymnastics, coding and acting, and there is ample outdoor space with a football pitch, basketball hoops and play structures.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association There is a Parents' Club Küsnacht. The parent community is active as part of Lakeside School Küsnacht. There is also a Parents' Club Horgen for the Horgen campus.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school emphasizes holistic development and achievement of school goals, with a strong value placed on social competence, independence and creativity. Classes are small with committed, highly qualified teachers who provide individual support so every pupil can realise their potential. A modern, flexible classroom environment supports a wide variety of learning styles and fosters an inspiring learning atmosphere. Tailor-made extracurricular care runs from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., extending development beyond lesson times.	Academic & intellectual Primary School provides a bilingual foundation with instruction in English and German. The school building houses kindergarten, primary school and an auditorium with a magnificent view of Lake Zurich, and spaces include group rooms for collaborative learning as well as a music room with a wide range of instruments. There is an in-house library that students access; English-speaking and German-speaking teachers take classes there weekly, and each class has its own small classroom library. There is ample space to play and exercise, with a football pitch, basketball hoops and extensive play structures.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Talent Promotion supports students with identified talents in sports, music and dance. Students may be exempt from lessons to train or compete and receive individual or small-group lessons to catch up on missed work. Specific talent development is provided in cooperation with Swiss Academy and partners on the WIN4 site, including access to practice facilities. An exam-free transfer to the Swiss Academy's sports, dance and music upper secondary school is available after Year 8 or 9 (subject to academic aptitude).	Arts & creative A Music Room provides a large selection of instruments. A Crafts, Design and Technology room has workbenches for textile and technical design. Group rooms support collaborative learning, and the auditorium hosts assemblies, class performances and birthday celebrations. The auditorium also serves as a gathering space for lunch and events.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Bilingual kindergarten, primary and secondary education is offered. The teaching team is diverse and international, with teachers from Switzerland, Germany, France, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, the USA, New Zealand, Ireland, Sweden and Finland. The student body is diverse, with about one third from Switzerland, one third from English-speaking countries, and students from around 25 nations. New students can join at any time if there are places, and booster lessons support rapid acquisition of German and English when needed.	Cultural & language English-speaking and German-speaking teachers accompany classes to the in-house library weekly to read and borrow books. Each class has its own small library that is always accessible to students. In Primary School, students are instructed in English and German. The bilingual environment supports language development across the curriculum.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Tailor-made extracurricular care is available from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and includes leisure courses, supervised homework hours and holiday programmes. On the school island, pupils receive individual support to catch up on missed lessons or to receive targeted help. The program fosters social engagement and personal development beyond the standard timetable.	Social & hobbies There is a football pitch, basketball hoops and extensive play structures for outdoor activity. After the bell rings, a diverse program of After School Clubs is offered, including Kung Fu, gymnastics, coding and acting. Students have opportunities to participate in sports and creative activities after school to stay active and engaged.
Community & service	Community & service A school for the whole family, Academia Bilingual School Winterthur maintains a warm and open relationship with pupils, parents, teachers and management. Regular interactions and information exchange among all stakeholders define the community. Respect, cooperation, trust and goodwill distinguish the school environment, which is described as loving, welcoming and open-minded by staff and families.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Teaching is delivered by a collaborative team where two class teachers work closely with subject teachers. The school supports talent development in sports, music and dance through its Talent Promotion program, with exemptions from lessons to train or compete and access to tailored coaching in partnership with Swiss Academy and WIN4 facilities. After Year 8 or 9, students can transfer without exams to the English-language high school of Academia International School or to the Swiss Academy Zurich high school in Winterthur, or pursue other paths after the entrance exam.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The campus features modern, flexible classrooms and is surrounded by sports facilities to foster a stimulating environment. The school offers fresh daily lunch in L'Arena and a comprehensive after-school program with flexible care and clubs. It is located on the WIN4 campus with excellent public transport connections and easy car access, supporting convenient and healthy daily routines.	Lifestyle & wellbeing There is plenty of space to play and exercise on campus, including a football pitch, basketball hoops and extensive play structures. After School Clubs support physical and mental wellbeing through activities such as Kung Fu, gymnastics, coding and acting. Getting to school is convenient with a short walk from nearby train stations and a door-to-door school bus service from key origins.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Bilingual education is provided across Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary School. Mother-tongue, qualified and dedicated teachers support language learning. If a pupil does not yet speak German or English, booster lessons ensure rapid acquisition of the second language. The student body is diverse, with about one third from English-speaking countries, and there is an English-language high school option at Academia International School.	Language provision The languages of instruction are English and German. In Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten, each class is taught by one English-speaking and one German-speaking teacher, exposing students to both languages. In Primary School, students are instructed in English and German, with cross-language planning between a native English-speaking teacher and a native German-speaking teacher. German-language development remains strong in bilingual settings, and students with other language dominances also achieve strong English reading and writing skills.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school offers bilingual education for Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary School.	Bilingual teaching Lakeside School Küsnacht offers bilingual education in English and German. In Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten, each class has one English-speaking and one German-speaking class teacher working together. In Primary School, instruction is in English and German, with a native English-speaking and a native German-speaking teacher sharing responsibility and coordinating planning. The class has an English week when all subjects are taught in English, followed by a German week; Specialist subjects are taught in either language.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs English and German are used in speaking and writing in every subject. The programme is fully immersive with equal instruction in both languages (50:50). Our teachers are native speakers of either English or German.
Reputation	Reputation
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Book a personal consultation and tour of the Winterthur campus. Academia Bilingual School Winterthur invites families to meet the team and learn about the bilingual Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary programs on the WIN4 campus. The visit includes a view of facilities and daily routines, including lunch at L'Arena and the after‑school care options. Contact the school to arrange your tour. 2. Admission is based on an interview, a recommendation from the current school, past report card, an entrance assessment and trial days where possible. When available, trial days are arranged to help both sides assess fit. This process helps us understand the applicant's readiness for bilingual instruction. 3. If a pupil does not yet speak German or English, booster lessons are provided to accelerate the acquisition of the second language. The booster lessons support both German and English language learners. These language supports are integrated with the school day to enable full participation in lessons. 4. New students can join at any time as long as there are free places. After admission, families select the schooling level (Kindergarten, Primary or Secondary) and the timetable, with options for before/after school care and lunch included in the day. The school day offers a comprehensive before and after school program from 7:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., with on‑campus lunch and clubs. 5. Complete registration and costs: book the tour and follow the registration steps. Fees are invoiced in advance and include teaching materials and care from 7:15 a.m. until the start of lessons and during lunch. A one‑time registration fee is CHF 600. After‑school care and lunch are billed according to use; trips and camps are charged per the price list. The price list provides detailed fees for Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary levels.	Admissions Registration is online; you can register your child online for Lakeside School Küsnacht or contact us if you have any further questions. Fees and registration are managed via the Fees & Registration page, where offers and prices are calculated dynamically as you build an individual program. The Küsnacht campus offers Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, and Primary School; additional services include Day School, Day Care, Hot Lunch, School Bus Küsnacht, After School Clubs, and Holiday Care.
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