Collège du Léman vs Ecole Moser Nyon

	C Collège du Léman Geneva, Switzerland	E Ecole Moser Nyon Geneva, Switzerland
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year CHF 24,900 - 36,980	Fees / year CHF 18,500 - 34,000
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 4 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Advanced Placement (AP), American Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Swiss Curriculum	Curriculum Swiss Curriculum, IB (DP)
Pupils	Pupils 1,900	Pupils 600
Typical class size	Typical class size 13	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English, French	Instruction language French, German, English
Opened	Opened 1960	Opened 1961
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Route de Sauverny 74, CH-1290 Versoix, Geneva, Switzerland. The campus sits between the Jura Mountains and Lake Geneva, offering outdoor spaces and modern facilities. It is about a 20-minute drive from the airport and within easy reach of Geneva city and the surrounding countryside.	Location Allée des Moulins 16, 1274 Grens, Nyon, Switzerland. The campus is located in Grens, a district of Nyon.
Stages	Stages Pre-school Ages 2 to 6; Primary Ages 6 to 11; Middle School & Secondaire I Ages 11 to 14; High School & Secondaire II Ages 14 to 18. Boarding Ages 10 to 18.	Stages Primary; Secondary I; Gymnasium
School type	School type Day and boarding international school in Geneva, Switzerland.	School type Private school
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix Students from more than 120 nationalities.	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme with fifteen periods of English per week, taught in small, single-level groups, and a fully scaffolded pathway into English-medium education.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Switzerland	Country affiliation Switzerland
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and one‑time fees (new students) - Application fee: CHF 500 per student. - Admission (registration) fee: Day students CHF 3,800 per student; Boarding students CHF 4,800 per student. - Security deposit (refundable if conditions met): Day students CHF 600; Boarding students CHF 6,000. Annual tuition and boarding fees (amounts by year group / grade) - Day students (annual tuition, 2025–2026): - Preschool (2–3 yrs): CHF 24,900 per year. - Preschool (4–5 yrs / Kindergarten): CHF 24,900 per year. - Primary (G1–G5 / CP–CM2 / BIL1–BIL5): CHF 29,300 per year. - Middle School (G6–G8 / BIL6–BIL8): CHF 34,500 per year. - High School (G9–G10 / IGCSE 1–2): CHF 35,980 per year. - G11–G12 (IB1–IB2): CHF 36,980 per year. - French‑stream middle/high years (example ranges): 6ème–4ème CHF 33,500; 3ème & 2nde CHF 35,180; 1ère–Tle CHF 35,980. - Boarding students (G5–G12 / CM2–Tle, annual): CHF 113,500 per year. Partial‑year (subject to availability): 1st semester CHF 62,500; 2nd semester CHF 73,900. Included items are listed below. How payments are billed and common payment schedules (due dates and terms) - Advance / deposit on fees required to confirm a place: - Day students: Advance on tuition CHF 2,500 due shortly after invoice/offer (to confirm enrolment). - Boarding students: Advance on tuition & boarding CHF 39,000 due within 15 days of invoice/offer. - Standard payment plans for the academic year (dates shown are the published deadlines for the 2025–2026 year): - Plan A — single payment: entire balance due on 15 June 2025. - Plan B — two installments: two equal payments (50% / 50%): first due 15 June 2025 and second due 15 November 2025 (day students) / 5 November 2025 (boarding schedule shows the second installment date). - Plan C — monthly direct‑debit option (day students): ten monthly payments from 30 June 2025 to 31 March 2026; Plan C carries an administrative charge of CHF 500 per child and requires authorization for direct debit. (Plan C for day students only; when available it requires direct debit.) - For boarding students the published balance amounts after the advance are: under Plan A the balance due on 15 June 2025 is CHF 74,500; under Plan B the two balances are CHF 37,250 + CHF 37,250. The advance (CHF 39,000) plus these balances equals the published annual boarding fee of CHF 113,500. Billing, late payment and collection terms - Invoices are issued electronically by default; paper invoices available on request. Refunds are made by bank transfer to the payer named on the original payment. - Late payment consequences: fixed reminder charge (CHF 150 per 2nd reminder), and default interest (published at 12% for late payments). Non‑payment may result in suspension from classes, withholding of documents and other sanctions. Boarding fees — inclusions and specifics - Annual boarding fee (G5–G12 / CM2–Tle): CHF 113,500. This annual amount includes health insurance, provision of an iPad or MacBook Air (depending on grade) and insurance for those devices, books and mandatory school supplies, field trips and discovery days, three mountain weekends, personal laundry service (excess use/dry‑cleaning invoiced separately), EAL and Mathematics courses for the first marking period (for qualifying new students), sports uniform, blazer and a ski jacket. Exam fees (IB, MATU, BAC, TOEFL, SAT, IGCSE) are invoiced separately. Partial‑year boarding fees are published as CHF 62,500 (first semester) and CHF 73,900 (second semester), subject to availability. Other fees and mandatory/optional additional costs - Exam fees for external assessments (IB, Swiss Maturité, French Baccalauréat, TOEFL, SAT, IGCSE, etc.) are invoiced separately. - School books: one set of school books is included in the published tuition; additional or replacement books are invoiced if required. - School supplies: certain supplies for preschool and primary are provided and included; additional supplies may be invoiced. - Lunch, bus transport and many after‑school activities are invoiced separately when applicable; bus and lunch services have separate general conditions. Example excursion charges for preschool/primary are published (e.g., CHF 105–115 per outing where applicable). Uniforms are mandatory for Preschool and Primary and are invoiced separately for day students; sports uniform, blazer and ski jacket are included for boarding students. - Optional services (non‑exhaustive): private lessons, boarding trips, enhanced learning support and some extracurricular items may be invoiced separately. Any excess laundry use or dry‑cleaning is charged in addition to included laundry. Refund, cancellation and early‑departure terms (summary) - General rule: enrolment is for the full academic year (August–June) and signing the Tuition Summary or paying any portion of the advance creates an irrevocable commitment to pay for the full academic year except as set out in the published cancellation rules. - Day‑student cancellation (examples from published schedule for 2025–2026): - Cancellation received before 30 June 2025: release from the obligation to pay the full year by payment of the non‑refundable advance (CHF 2,500) plus one‑time fees. - Cancellation received between 30 June 2025 and 15 August 2025: contractual penalty approx. 50% of annual tuition plus one‑time fees. - Cancellation after 15 August 2025: full year's tuition and one‑time fees are due (100%). - Boarding cancellation (examples from published schedule for 2025–2026): - Cancellation received before 30 June 2025: release from full‑year obligation by payment of the advance on tuition and boarding (CHF 39,000) plus one‑time fees. - Cancellation between 30 June 2025 and 15 August 2025: contractual penalty comprising a published portion of tuition and boarding (CHF 76,250) plus one‑time fees. - Cancellation after 15 August 2025: full annual Tuition and Boarding fees plus one‑time fees are due. Early‑departure notification deadlines (for partial refunds/penalties) are published (examples: notification by 30 Sep ~ 50% tuition / 100% boarding; by 31 Dec ~ 80% tuition / 100% boarding; after 31 Dec ~ 100% of annual tuition and boarding). - Security deposit refund: the refundable security deposit is returned without interest within three months after departure when all financial obligations have been fulfilled; the refund is made by bank transfer to the original payer. Accepted payment channels and practical payment notes - Published payment channels include bank transfer and card/online payments via an approved international payment platform (Flywire is used for tuition payments and supports bank transfer and card/online payment methods). Payments made by card or online methods are typically guaranteed to the school; Flywire processing times vary but are commonly 2–3 business days to deliver funds to the school. Direct debit authorization is required for the monthly Plan C option. Payments from certain sanctioned countries or sanctioned banks are not accepted. Refunds are made by bank transfer to the payer on record. Administrative charges and extras - Administrative charge for Plan C (monthly) for day students: CHF 500 per child (CHF 50 per month over 10 months). Direct debit is mandatory for Plan C. - Reminder charge and default interest for late payments: CHF 150 for a second reminder and default interest at 12%. (Amounts and dates above are published for the 2025–2026 academic year and shown in the school's 2025–2026 published fee schedules and general conditions.)	Fee details Application / Registration Fees - A registration (enrolment) fee of CHF 1,000 is required for every new pupil; a place is reserved upon receipt of this enrolment fee and the signed enrolment agreement. - Administrative and re‑enrolment fee: CHF 200 per year to confirm re‑enrolment (waived for the third and any additional children). Tuition fees — Primary (1P–4P) - 1P: CHF 18,500 per year. - 2P: CHF 18,500 per year. - 3P: CHF 19,500 per year. - 4P: CHF 19,500 per year. - Enrolment is valid for one full academic year. School year divided into 1st semester (September–January) and 2nd semester (February–June). Tuition is payable in two instalments in August and January. Cancellation during the year does not entitle to a reduction of tuition. Primary — Additional compulsory / regular charges - School books, teaching materials & computer environment: CHF 350 per year (1P–4P). An invoice is sent at the start of the school year. - Activities fee (flat): CHF 150 per year (covers activities and short school trips; does not cover school camps). - School restaurant: CHF 1,450 per semester (meals, snacks and supervision included). - After‑school care (annual rates, enrolment optional; valid for the year): - 1 h/week: CHF 650 - 2 h/week: CHF 750 - 3 h/week: CHF 1,000 - 4 h/week: CHF 1,100 - 5 h/week: CHF 1,300 - 6 h/week: CHF 1,400 - 7 h/week: CHF 1,550 - 8 h/week: CHF 1,650. - Wednesday afternoon care: CHF 2,700 per year (lunch and activities included, with some exceptions). - Extracurricular workshops: CHF 650 to 750 per year (optional). - Transport (optional): - Door‑to‑door shuttle: CHF 4,900 per year (sibling discounts: 30% for 2nd child, 50% for 3rd child). - Private shuttle Nyon station <> school: CHF 2,200 per year. - Private shuttle Asse station <> school: CHF 900 per year. Tuition fees — Primary (5P–8P) - 5P: CHF 20,500 per year. - 6P: CHF 20,500 per year. - 7P: CHF 21,500 per year. - 8P: CHF 21,500 per year. - Enrolment valid for full academic year; semesters and instalment schedule as above (August and January). Cancellation during the year does not give rise to a price reduction. Primary 5P–8P — Additional charges - School books, teaching materials & computer environment: CHF 590 per year. - Activities fee (flat): CHF 150 per year. - School restaurant options: CHF 1,450 per semester (supervision included) or CHF 250 per semester (supervision included; pupils bring a picnic). - Studies (semester options): 1 day: CHF 400 / sem; 2 days: CHF 700 / sem; 3 days: CHF 900 / sem; 4 days: CHF 1,100 / sem. - After‑school care: same hourly schedule/rates as 1P–4P. Wednesday afternoon care and extracurricular fees as above. Summer school (1 week): CHF 450. Transport as above. Administrative/re‑enrolment fee CHF 200 / year. Tuition fees — Secondary I (Year 9–Year 11) - Year 9: CHF 23,500 per year. - Year 10: CHF 24,500 per year. - Year 11: CHF 25,500 per year. - Enrolment valid for one full academic year (10 months). Semesters: September–January and February–June. Tuition payable in two instalments in August and January. Cancellation during the year does not give rise to a price reduction. Secondary I — Additional charges - School books, teaching materials & computer environment: CHF 780 per year. - Activities fee (flat): CHF 100 per year. - School restaurant: CHF 1,550 per semester (or CHF 250 per semester for picnic option). - Studies (per semester): 1 day: CHF 400; 2 days: CHF 700; 3 days: CHF 950; 4 days: CHF 1,200. Extracurricular workshops CHF 500–990 per year. Summer school 1 week CHF 450. Transport and administrative fees as above. Tuition fees — Gymnasium (Swiss Maturité / Double Diploma) - Standard gymnasium (2.5 years model): - S1+S2: CHF 29,500. - S3+S4: CHF 29,500. - S5: CHF 25,500 (S5 tuition fees are payable in full in August). - Double Diploma (Swiss Maturité + IBDP): - S1+S2: CHF 29,500. - S3+S4: CHF 32,000. - S5+S6: CHF 34,000. - Enrolment valid one full academic year; tuition generally payable in two instalments in August and January unless otherwise stated; S5 payable in full in August. Cancellation during the year does not give rise to a price reduction. Gymnasium — Additional charges - School books, teaching materials & computer environment: CHF 950 per year. - Activities (flat): CHF 60 per year. - School restaurant: 10‑meal card CHF 125 (drinks extra). - Studies (per semester): 1 day CHF 400; 2 days CHF 700; 3 days CHF 950; 4 days CHF 1,250. Revision courses and IBDP/maturité exam fees: additional charges apply (revision courses quoted CHF 450–750; special IBDP week CHF 700; additional fees for IBDP and maturity exams). Transport and administrative fees as above. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is billed per semester and is due in advance. Standard instalments are payable in August and January. Monthly payment arrangements are available subject to a 2% surcharge. Late cancellation penalties and refunds follow the deadlines set by the school (cancellation by registered letter received by 15 February to avoid late‑cancellation penalties; penalties apply for later cancellations). For cancelled enrolments, the applicable penalties include a charge equal to three months of tuition if cancellation is received between 15 February and 1 June, or a charge equal to one semester if received after 1 June. When a pupil leaves or is expelled during the school year, the interrupted semester is due in full. Boarding fees - Not applicable to the Nyon day campus: no boarding or boarding fees are listed for Ecole Moser Nyon; available campus services are for day pupils (school restaurant, after‑school care, shuttle). Other costs and optional fees - School materials / book fees (amounts vary by level as listed above). - Activities, camps, trips and study‑support fees (amounts vary by level and activity; many are charged in addition to tuition and must be paid when requested). - Extracurricular workshops and summer school fees. - Transport (shuttle) fees and sibling discounts. - Revision course, exam and special course fees at gymnasium level. Refunds and cancellations - Cancellation during an academic year does not entitle parents to any reduction of the tuition already due for that year; if a pupil leaves or is expelled during the year, the interrupted semester is due in full. Cancellation deadlines and associated penalties are specified by the school (see the re‑enrolment and cancellation schedule and penalties). In case of cancellation of a pre‑enrolment/registration after payment, the registration fee is not refundable; if the school refuses an application, the registration fee is refunded. Fee payment options and invoicing - Tuition is due by semester in advance; the school issues invoices for tuition and materials. Monthly payment can be arranged with a 2% surcharge. Specific payment arrangements, instalment schedules and invoice details are handled by the school's billing process. Notes - Sibling discounts: third child 20% discount on tuition, fourth child 50% discount (conditions apply). Administrative re‑enrolment fee waived from the third child.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Collège du Léman offers boarding for students aged 10 to 18. Boarders live in modern residential villas with 24/7 care from House Parents. Boarding is all-inclusive, covering accommodation, meals, day and field trips, three weekends in the mountains, books and school supplies, uniform and sports kit, insurance, and tuition. Students have roommates chosen based on gender, age, and interests.	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniform is required; uniform and sports kit are included in boarding fees.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Boarders enjoy healthy breakfasts, lunches, and dinners every day. In-house chefs prepare a range of hot and cold options, including vegetarian and vegan meals, using seasonal produce. They can also cater to all dietary requirements.	Food options School restaurant: 1,450 CHF per semester; Pupils take their lunch in the school restaurant; Morning and afternoon snacks and supervision are included.
House system	House system The boarding community uses a house system with dedicated House Parents who provide 24/7 care. Boarders live in contemporary residential villas with communal rooms, bedrooms, and private gardens. Rooms are assigned as roommates based on gender, age, and interests, and each house has its own spaces for social and extracurricular activities.	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is part of Nord Anglia Education and is integrated into its global family of schools.	Governance and ownership The school is a family-run institution founded in 1961 by Henri Moser. The Director-General since 2001 is Alain Moser.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Colle8ge du Le9man offers a tailor-made education with a broad range of internationally recognized curricula and diplomas. In High School, students follow five distinct pathways: International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP), American High School Diploma, French Baccalaureate, and Swiss Maturite9. From an early age, students can learn in English, French, or a combination of the two, and can switch between pathways year-to-year in a bilingual environment. The Made for You approach focuses on matching strengths and interests, supported by a diverse community of more than 120 nationalities. The school reports strong results, including a 100% pass rate across all five diplomas, an IBDP average score of 36.5, 69% of IGCSE students achieving A* to A, and destinations at top universities such as Cambridge and University College London.	Curriculum details The School offers a global pathway over 6, 10 or 14 years, from primary school (from 1P) or Secondary I (9th grade) to the Swiss maturité or to the double diploma: Swiss maturité + International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). Primary education is multilingual, with gradual immersion in German and English. Secondary I provides multilingual education in years 9–10 with German and English reinforced at multiple levels, and three streams in year 11: Bilingual German, Bilingual English, and Classic. Gymnasium offers Swiss Maturité in bilingual German or bilingual English, and a Swiss Maturité + IBDP double diploma, plus Sport/Art Studies; extracurricular activities include morning lectures, supervised study, study trips, campus visits and summer schools. Our training paths run from 1P to 10th with plurilingual immersion; from 11th grade onward students choose a pathway leading to the most suitable diploma(s). As of the 2024–2025 academic year, Ecole Moser serves about 450 students.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results 100% pass rate across all five diplomas. IBDP point score average 36.5, higher than the global average. 69% of IGCSE students earned A* to A grades. Graduates go on to top universities, including Oxford, University College London, Ecole hf4telie8re de Lausanne, and Universite0 Bocconi.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Many Colle8ge du Le9man graduates continue their studies at leading universities worldwide, including Oxford, University College London, Ecole hf4telie8re de Lausanne, and Universite0 Bocconi.	Higher education progression Deeper Learning and pre-university training in higher secondary lead to diplomas of excellence: bilingual Swiss Maturité and bilingual International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP).
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 The school provides a PSHE-focused programme that fosters knowledge and attributes for thriving as individuals, families, and members of society. It includes explicit wellbeing projects, a structured buddy system, mindfulness and mini-meditation activities, and a full-time pastoral and counselling team to support student resilience and growth. It also runs the REACH programme to promote responsible, eco-friendly, active, creative, and healthy behaviours, alongside student leadership structures and committees for citizenship and inclusion.	Social & emotional learning Ecole Moser Nyon develops empathy, active listening, collaboration and respect that are essential for learning and thriving in tomorrow's world. Multilingual education with gradual immersion in German and English supports social interaction and language development. Primary includes extracurricular activities such as after-school clubs, workshops, supervised study, Green Weeks, ski camps and summer schools. Secondary I provides multilingual education in years 9–10 with reinforced German and English at multiple levels. Gymnasium offers Swiss Maturité with bilingual German or bilingual English, and the Double Diploma option Swiss Maturité + International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school supports a diverse student body within a single community, with a multilingual, multi-national environment that values inclusion and access to programmes across age ranges.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language From an early age, students can learn in English, French, or a combination, and can switch between pathways year-to-year within a bilingual environment, facilitating dual-language proficiency.	English as an additional language Multilingual education with gradual immersion in German and English. Primary education emphasises immersion in these languages. Secondary I includes reinforced German and English at multiple levels, with three streams in year 11: Bilingual German, Bilingual English, and Classic.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The wellbeing framework includes mindfulness, meditation, and a buddy system, supported by a dedicated pastoral and counselling team to help students develop resilience and self-growth.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school maintains safeguarding and student protection practices within its pastoral support structures and community ethos, aligned with its welfare and PSHE programmes.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The village campus blends outdoor spaces with facilities designed to support learning. The Olympus Gymnasium spans 5,000 square metres and is complemented by a beach volleyball court, an all-weather pitch, and outdoor multi-sport courts. Science labs and classrooms are equipped with robotics, MacBooks, and 3D printers. Inspiring outdoor areas include the Concha garden, with a walking track, outdoor fitness zone, and social spaces. Music rooms offer private practice suites, and there is a dedicated Pre-school area with cosy classrooms and stimulating playgrounds. Nestled between the Alps and Lake Geneva, the campus is about 20 minutes from the airport.	Facilities overview The Ecole Moser Nyon campus sits on a 10,000 m2 wooded plot between Lake Geneva and the Jura mountains and comprises two buildings, one for primary and the other for Secondary I and II, designed to welcome up to 600 students. The spaces are bright with large bay windows. There are two school restaurants, a gym and a rhythmic room, two libraries and a learning center. Sports fields, a vegetable garden and green spaces enable open-air lessons and a range of outdoor activities.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The Olympus Gymnasium hosts badminton, basketball, gymnastics, and yoga. An all-weather pitch and outdoor courts give students the chance to play, stay fit, and develop teamwork. Ambitious athletes train and compete against peers from other schools, building sportsmanship and collaboration.	Sports facilities The campus includes a gym for physical education and indoor activities. It also offers sports fields and green spaces suitable for outdoor lessons. A multi-purpose room with mountain views supports a range of school activities and events. These facilities support a comprehensive physical education program for both Primary and Secondary students.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Science labs and classrooms are equipped with robotics, MacBooks, and 3D printers. The library has a lake view. STEAM learning is supported through collaboration with MIT. Students pursue musical and theatrical passions in performing arts spaces and practice suites. Music and drama programs are part of the campus offerings.	Academic facilities Classrooms are spacious and bright with large bay windows overlooking natural panoramas. The campus comprises two libraries and a learning center that complement academic teaching. Science laboratories support practical work across disciplines. The facilities are designed to support the full curriculum from primary through Swiss maturité and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP).
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities The Juilliard-Nord Anglia Performing Arts Programme provides instruction in music, dance, and drama from age four through middle school. The programme includes a dance curriculum and a drama curriculum that explore influential works from different cultures and periods. The music curriculum features a repertoire curated by Juilliard and keyboard skills. Our collaborations extend to Juilliard, MIT, and UNICEF to broaden opportunities for students.	Extra curricular facilities After-school club, workshops, supervised study, Green Weeks, ski camps and summer schools. School camps run year-round, including sports (multisports, soccer, skiing), environmental projects, and IBDP CAS projects.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Collège du Léman was founded in 1960 by Francis and Inge Clivaz to provide an exceptional international education. The founding motto promotes openness and tolerance, guiding students to become citizens and leaders of a world that respects differences. In 2015, Collège du Léman joined the Nord Anglia Education global family. The school celebrated its 60-year history in 2020 and today is home to nearly 1,800 students from 120 countries, including about 300 boarders.	History The MOSER School was founded in 1961 by Henri Moser, with the opening of a private French school for children of foreign parents in Geneva. Since then, the innovative spirit of the family business has supported a child-centred pedagogy and developments in academic, digital and social skills. Ecole Moser Nyon offers a global pathway over 6, 10 or 14 years, from primary school (from 1P) or Secondary I (9th grade) to the Swiss maturité (with bilingual German, English or no mention) or to the double diploma: Swiss maturité + International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). As of the 2024-2025 academic year, Ecole Moser educates 450 students. The campus is located at Allée des Moulins 16, 1274 Grens.
Community	Community Collège du Léman is a warm, diverse, international community where students from around the world shape their own journeys with wellbeing support, academic pathways, and global experiences that are tailor-made for them. CDL offers a broad range of extracurricular experiences, including collaborations with The Juilliard School in performing arts, and opportunities linked with MIT and UNICEF through Nord Anglia Education. Students participate in global expeditions, overnight trips, STEAM festivals, and sports tournaments as part of a vibrant campus life. Our Global Campus digital platform connects CDL with 70,000 Nord Anglia students worldwide for collaborative challenges and shared learning.	Community Primary offers multilingual education with gradual immersion in German and English. Extracurricular activities include after-school club, workshops, supervised study, Green Weeks, ski camps and summer schools. Secondary I offers multilingual education in years 9–10 with reinforced German and English at multiple levels. Three streams are available in year 11: Bilingual German, Bilingual English or Classic. Extracurricular activities in Secondary I include workshops, supervised study, camps and study trips, school exchanges and summer schools. Les Cabris, the Alpine Pedagogical Center in Leysin, welcomes school camps year-round—from sports to environmental projects or CAS projects—and serves about 700 students from Geneva and Nyon; facilities include a multi-purpose room with a mountain view and spaces for conferences and training seminars; in 2022, Les Cabris won the 2nd Prize for construction in French-speaking Switzerland. The training paths cover from 1P to maturity plus IBDP. An alumni network exists; active through a dedicated Facebook group; the alumni committee organizes meetings and events to encourage networking.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association The Parents' Association (APE) expresses the school's spirit by organizing a multitude of activities that connect families with daily life at Collège du Léman. It connects families with the CDL community through its activities. The APE fosters active involvement of families within the CDL community through its events.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual CDL offers five diploma pathways (IBDP, IBCP, American High School Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Swiss Maturité), taught in English, French, or a bilingual mix; the school reports a 100% pass rate across all diplomas, with an IBDP average of 36.5 and 69% of IGCSE grades A*-A, and graduates go on to universities such as Oxford, University College London, Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne, and Università Bocconi.	Academic & intellectual Extracurricular activities support academic development across all levels. Primary offers after-school clubs, workshops, supervised study, Green Weeks, ski camps and summer schools. Secondary I provides workshops, supervised study, camps and study trips, school exchanges and summer schools. Gymnasium includes morning lectures, supervised study, study trips, campus visits and summer schools.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative CDL provides immersive private music and arts lessons, more than 100 extracurricular clubs, and a performing arts collaboration with The Juilliard School.	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language From early years, students learn in English, French, or a combination, within a vibrant bilingual environment, with opportunities such as UNICEF collaboration and Model United Nations to deepen global understanding.	Cultural & language Multilingual education with gradual immersion in German and English. In Secondary I, students can choose between bilingual German, bilingual English, or Classic. From the 11th grade onwards, depending on linguistic profile, ambitions and results, pupils choose the pathway that leads to the most suitable diploma(s). The school offers school exchanges and summer schools to broaden cross-cultural experiences.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Students participate in over 100 extracurricular clubs and engage in activities such as citizenship expeditions to Tanzania, museum and gallery visits, visits from authors and musicians, and year‑round camps.	Social & hobbies The school offers after-school clubs and workshops at the primary level. Secondary I provides workshops, camps and study trips, plus school exchanges and summer schools. Gymnasium offers morning lectures, supervised study, study trips, and campus visits as part of extracurricular activities. Across levels, summer schools are a recurring feature.
Community & service	Community & service CDL's social purpose is advanced through the REACH programme, Student Government and High Honour Society, Eco and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committees, Gift Box and Serenje Orphans appeals, UNICEF collaborations, and international trips.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Leadership opportunities include Student Government, High Honour Society, and House leadership groups, supported by active involvement from the Parent Faculty Association.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Wellbeing is supported by a PSHE programme, the Happy Feet initiative for Primary pupils, mini‑meditation sessions, mindfulness, and a full pastoral and counselling team.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Primary extracurricular activities include ski camps that promote outdoor activity. After-school clubs support physical activity and recreation. The gymnasium has facilities for high-level athletes and artists. Morning lectures, study trips and campus visits are part of the extracurricular program.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Languages taught include English and French, with options for English-only, French-only, or bilingual pathways. Reading instruction is provided in the language of the chosen pathway. Curriculum pathways align with Cambridge Literacy and Maths or Education Nationale Française, with ESL/FLE language support available.	Language provision Languages taught are French, German and English. In Years 1–2, three languages are regularly exposed; French is the main language and early literacy is taught in French. The curriculum follows the Francophone Swiss Study Plan (PER) and the PER Numérique.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school offers English, French, or bilingual learning programmes. Bilingual programmes are available across multiple year levels. In the bilingual pathway, instruction may switch between English and French teachers, with English as a Foreign Language support where needed.	Bilingual teaching Multilingual teaching is provided across Ecole Moser Nyon. Primary uses multilingual education with gradual immersion in German and English, with French as a core language in early grades and early literacy taught exclusively in French in 1P–4P. Secondary I offers Multilingual Education with German and English reinforced, and in Year 11 three streams: Bilingual German, Bilingual English, and Classic. Gymnasium provides bilingual German or bilingual English options and a Double Diploma Swiss Maturité + IB.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs English and French immersion is implemented through native‑speaker‑led instruction in bilingual settings. In the early bilingual education approach, teachers alternate every other day between English and French. The ESL immersion programme supports language development within immersion experiences.	Immersion programs Primary uses gradual immersion in German and English. Secondary I has multilingual education with German and English reinforced at multiple levels. In Year 11 there are three streams: Bilingual German, Bilingual English, Classic. Gymnasium offers bilingual options (German or English) and a Double Diploma Swiss Maturité + IB Diploma Programme.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions The admissions journey at Collège du Léman starts with an online enquiry. You can also arrange a personalised campus tour or a one-to-one virtual discovery meeting. The admissions team guides you through the requirements and a step-by-step process: start with an enquiry, join a tour or a virtual discovery meeting, and then proceed with the online application if you wish. After submitting the online application, you must send supporting documents; prospective boarders complete a video questionnaire; a non-refundable CHF 500 application fee is payable; your child's current school must complete a confidential report form. The admissions team reviews applications; if spaces are available, a place is offered within five working days. Once enrolled and fees are paid, the start date is confirmed and a welcome pack is issued. A CDL virtual tour is available for remote families. Important dates for day school and boarding can be downloaded. The admissions process can take as little as two or three weeks from first contact to offer; applications are accepted year-round and students can start at any time during the academic year. CDL offers boarding for ages 8 to 18 and provides a bilingual program from Pre-school to Middle School; in High School, a range of diplomas is available, including IGCSEs, the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP), the IB Career-related Programme (IBCP), the American High School Diploma, the French Baccalaureate, and the Swiss Maturité; language of instruction can be English, French, or a combination, with some subjects taught in the other language.	Admissions 1. Submit the enrolment fee and the enrolment agreement signed by all legal representatives (both parents, regardless of their marital status and the age of the child) to reserve a place. Enrolments are valid for one full academic year (10 months), from September to June. Applications are reviewed carefully due to differences in programmes, options chosen, results obtained and behaviour scores. 2. Tuition and funding: Tuition fees are set by year and level. In 2.5 years, S1+S2 CHF 29'500; S3+S4 CHF 29'500; S5 CHF 25'500. Double Diploma (Swiss Maturité + IBDP): S1+S2 CHF 29'500; S3+S4 CHF 32'000; S5+S6 CHF 34'000. Enrolment is valid for one full academic year and is payable in two instalments in August and January; S5 tuition is payable in August. 3. Other costs: School materials cost CHF 950/year; an invoice is sent to parents at the start of the school year. Camps and activities: internal and external activities; fees will be announced in due course. Activities cost CHF 60/year; a flat fee covers all activities and short trips during the year (not including camps). Meals: Card for 10 meals CHF 125 (drinks at extra cost). 4. Transport, administration and contact: Shuttle transport CHF 4,900 per year; private shuttles Nyon <> school CHF 2,200 per year; Asse <> school CHF 900 per year. Administrative and re-enrollment fees CHF 200/year; all prices include VAT and are subject to change. Registration information and campus tours are available by contacting +41 22 593 88 88.
Scholarships	Scholarships CDL has offered academic scholarships in the Secondary. In 2020-2021, four academic scholarships were available. Noa was a CDL scholarship winner in 2019-2020, Sophie was a CDL scholarship winner in 2020-2021, and Capucine was featured as a scholarship winner in 2021.	Scholarships —
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