École Montessori Deux Mille Feuilles vs Swedish International School of Geneva
École Montessori Deux Mille Feuilles and Swedish International School of Geneva are both in Geneva, about 19 km apart. Both schools offer Bespoke programmes, and École Montessori Deux Mille Feuilles also offers Montessori and Swiss. Published annual fees are CHF 4,300 - 21,400 at École Montessori Deux Mille Feuilles and CHF 11,800 - 19,800 at Swedish International School of Geneva, which puts Swedish International School of Geneva roughly 23% higher. École Montessori Deux Mille Feuilles takes pupils from 2 to 12, and Swedish International School of Geneva from 1 to 12.
Route des Bois 2, 1278 La Rippe, Vaud (near Nyon). Situated on the foothills of the Jura mountains in La Rippe, the campus is set in a tree-shaded park with nearby fields and forest; Nyon and Coppet are about 10 minutes away. Free scheduled transportation to Nyon and surrounding communities is available (subject to availability), and there is a zero-emission bus service.
Location
Esplanade des Récréations 9, 1217 Meyrin, Switzerland. SISOG is located at this address in Meyrin. The school offers instruction in English, Swedish and French.
Stages
Stages
Montessori 3-6 and Montessori 6-12; the school serves children aged 3 to 12; languages evolve from bilingual English/French in the younger group to trilingual English/French/German in the older group.
Stages
Preschool (ages 1-3); Pre-Primary (ages 3-4); Primary (ages 4-12). Swedish Language program is also part of SISOG offerings.
School type
School type
Montessori school with bilingual (English–French) and trilingual (English–French–German) programs
School type
private bilingual preschool and primary school
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
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Additional learning support
SISOG classrooms are thoughtfully designed to meet diverse learning needs. Teachers provide extra support for those who need it and additional challenges for those ready to go further.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
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Country affiliation
Sweden
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation
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School day structure
School day structure
Full-day care 8:00–18:00, Monday–Friday; free before-school care from 8:00 and optional after-school care until 18:00
School day structure
Opening hours: Preschool: 5 Days Full Time 8:00–18:30; 5 Days Part Time 8:00–15:00; 4 Days Full Time 8:00–18:30; 4 Days Part Time 8:00–15:00; Wednesday 8:00–18:30. Primary: 1P–4P Mon, Tue, Thurs, Fri 8:00–15:00; Wed 8:00–12:30. 5P–8P Mon, Tue, Thurs, Fri 8:00–16:00; Wed 8:00–12:30. After School: 1P–4P 3:00–6:30; 5P–8P 4:00–6:30; Wed 12:30–18:30. Holiday Camps: 8:00–18:30.
Bus service details
Bus service details
Zero-emission bus service; multiple daily transfers with 100% electric transportation to Nyon and surrounding communities (subject to availability); free scheduled transportation to Nyon and surrounding communities (depending on availability)
Bus service details
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Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Application fee
- A one-time, non-refundable inscription (application) fee of CHF 1,000 is charged (first year only).
Annual tuition fees (current academic year)
- Children aged 3–6 years: CHF 19,500 per year. - Children aged 6–9 years: CHF 20,500 per year. - Children aged 9–12 years: CHF 20,700 per year.
Per-term fees (equal division across the school's three terms)
- The school year is structured in three terms: Term 1 until 31 December, Term 2 from 1 January to 31 March, Term 3 from 1 April until the end of the school year. - If the annual tuition is divided equally across the three terms, the per-term amounts are: - 3–6 years: CHF 6,500 per term (CHF 19,500 ÷ 3). - 6–9 years: CHF 6,833.33 per term (CHF 20,500 ÷ 3). - 9–12 years: CHF 6,900 per term (CHF 20,700 ÷ 3).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school presents tuition as an annual amount and operates on a three-term academic calendar (dates above). - After-school ad-hoc hours are billed quarterly. Reservations for after-school annual packages are requested at the beginning of the school year.
After-school care and extracurricular fees
- Fixed weekly schedule with a term or annual commitment: CHF 14 per hour (full-time packages available). - Occasional / ad-hoc extra hours (no term/annual commitment): CHF 18 per hour. Ad-hoc hours are billed quarterly. - A meal that is not included in tuition is charged at CHF 15 per meal. - Published annual after-school package examples (placement of package reservation at start of year): - For 3–6 class: 1 short day (3 hours/week) CHF 1,370 per year; 1 long day (6 hours/week) CHF 3,290 per year (lunch included for long day). - For 6–12 class: 1 short day (2 hours/week) CHF 930 per year; 1 long day (6 hours/week) CHF 3,290 per year (lunch included for long day).
Other costs and included items
- Tuition includes meals on specified days, school supplies, and school outings as described for each age group. Extra meals beyond those included are charged CHF 15 each. - No separate school uniform fee or uniform requirement is listed among the published fee items.
Sibling discount
- A sibling discount of CHF 1,000 per year is applied for the second child enrolled.
Boarding
- The school operates as a day school (opening hours Monday–Friday 08:00–18:00 with before- and after-school care) and does not list boarding provision or boarding fees.
Refund information
- The inscription (application) fee of CHF 1,000 is explicitly stated as non-refundable.
Fee payment options
- Published fee pages do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example, credit card or bank transfer are not shown on the publicly posted fee pages). For ad-hoc billing the site indicates quarterly invoicing for certain items.
Fee details
Application and Enrollment Fees
- Application fee: CHF 250 per child. - Enrollment fee: CHF 750 per child, payable before the school will reserve a place. Both the application fee and the enrollment fee are one-time charges, non-deductible and non-refundable. The admissions charges are separate from tuition.
Preschool (Crèche) — fees by age group and attendance pattern
- Preschool tuition is charged monthly, in advance; the annual price is divided into 12 monthly installments and invoices are issued twice a year (first tranche: August–January; second tranche: February–July). A child's absence does not give right to any deduction, refund or credit.
- 5 days full-time (Mon–Fri 08:00–18:20): - CHF 3,250 / month for 1–2 years group. - CHF 2,850 / month for 2+ years group.
- 5 days part-time (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 08:00–15:00; Wed 08:00–12:30): - CHF 2,895 / month for 1–2 years group. - CHF 2,540 / month for 2+ years group.
- 4 days full-time (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 08:00–18:20): - CHF 2,600 / month for 1–2 years group. - CHF 2,280 / month for 2+ years group.
- 4 days part-time (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 08:00–15:00): - CHF 2,315 / month for 1–2 years group. - CHF 2,030 / month for 2+ years group.
- Note on extras: nappies and powdered milk are not included in preschool tuition and must be provided/paid separately. Optional extra activities may incur additional charges.
Pre-Primary and Primary — fees by year group
- Pre-Primary (academic program, 5 days): CHF 26,845 / year. Additional All Round Care (5 days, school weeks and school holidays) is CHF 7,355 / year. Tuition covers educational fees plus lunch and snacks. Tuition for Pre-Primary is invoiced in 12 monthly installments in advance; invoices are issued twice a year covering six monthly payments each time. A child's absence does not entitle to deduction, refund or credit.
- Primary (1P–8P; ages 4–12): CHF 26,845 / year. Tuition covers educational fees plus lunch and snacks.
Primary — payment schedule (installments) and additional service fees
- Primary tuition (academic program) is payable in three advanced installments according to the following schedule: - 30% of the annual fee payable before June 30. - 40% payable before September 30. - 30% payable before January 31.
- Primary additional services (annual rates): - After School — 5 days: CHF 5,778 / year. - After School — 4 days (no Wednesday): CHF 4,625 / year. - Primary Wednesday Swedish classes (08:00–12:30): CHF 2,714 / year. - After School Wednesdays (12:30–18:20): CHF 1,153 / year.
- Holiday camps and optional after‑school activities may carry additional charges and may be billed separately. Some additional programs have their own payment schedules (for example, Swedish Language classes and after‑school/holiday‑camp full-year packages).
Swedish language courses (6+ years) — fees and payment schedule
- Swedish Language classes (small groups) payment schedule: 50% of the fee due before November 30 and 50% due before March 31. Enrollment in Swedish Language classes is binding for the full year.
Billing schedule, payment terms and penalties
- Preschool: tuition is paid monthly, in advance; invoices are issued twice yearly covering six monthly payments each tranche (Aug–Jan and Feb–Jul). For children admitted after year start, the number of installments is adjusted.
- Pre-Primary: tuition is paid in 12 monthly installments in advance; first installment due by July 31 and last by June 30 of the following calendar year; invoices are issued twice a year covering six months each.
- Primary: tuition is payable in three advanced installments (30% / 40% / 30%) with deadlines prior to June 30, September 30 and January 31 respectively.
- Administrative and late-payment fees: - For administrative billing services (non-standard bills or invoice modifications) a fee of CHF 30 applies. - Late payment notices carry fixed fees (current General Conditions show a first late-payment notice fee and a second notice fee; repeated non-payment may lead to collection proceedings).
Refund, withdrawal and notice terms
- Application and enrollment fees are non-refundable and non-deductible. Enrollment is binding.
- Withdrawal / termination consequences (amounts due depending on communication date): - If the withdrawal is communicated on or before February 28 (inclusive): no tuition due. - If communicated between March 1 and October 20 (inclusive): 50% of annual tuition is due (enrollment end date listed as December 31). - If communicated from October 21 through June 30 (following calendar year): 100% of annual tuition is due.
- Absences do not give entitlement to refund, reduction or credit; official holidays, scheduled closures, pedagogical days and adaptation periods are included in the fee calculation and are not refundable. In the event of breach of contract or withdrawal, fees related to scheduled days remain due and are not subject to deduction.
Boarding / residential provision
- The school provides preschool and primary education for children ages 1–12. There is no boarding provision; boarding fees are not applicable.
Other costs and optional charges
- Nappies and powdered milk for preschool are not included and must be provided/paid separately. Optional extracurricular activities, holiday‑camp weeks purchased individually, mother‑tongue lessons and certain optional after‑school activities may incur additional costs. Administrative billing modifications and certain optional services carry separate charges.
Fee payment options and banking details
- Payments are required by bank transfer as per the school's payment instructions. The school provides banking details for transfers (Beneficiary: Association de l'école suédoise de Genève / 1217 Meyrin Suisse). Sample banking fields provided by the school include: - Account number: 12 – 10403 – 9 - IBAN: CH46 0900 0000 1201 0403 9 - SWIFT/BIC: POFICHBEXXX - Financial institution: PostFinance (Clearing number 09000).
Summary statement
- Tuition and fees are charged according to the program and attendance pattern selected (monthly for preschool; annual with installment schedules for pre-primary and primary). One-time admission charges (application and enrollment fees) apply and are non-refundable. Payment schedules, late-payment penalties, notice periods and the treatment of absences are set out in the school's General Conditions; installments and due dates are specified above.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
Full-day care from 8:00 to 18:00; free before-school care from 8:00; optional after-school care until 18:00; no boarding.
Boarding arrangements
No residential boarding is provided. After School Care is available daily until 18:20, offering free play, structured activities, and indoor/outdoor experiences.
Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
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Uniform requirement
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Food options
Food options
Healthy, freshly prepared meals are cooked on site daily.
Food options
Lunch is included in the school fees and all meals are provided with no additional charges. Meals are organized as pedagogical meals to support nutrition, language development and sustainability; a nut-free environment is maintained and special dietary needs are accommodated.
House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
Operated by parents; driven by a strong sense of community.
Governance and ownership
SISOG is a private non-profit association governed by its statutes under Article 60ff. of the Swiss Civil Code. The General Assembly is the ultimate decision maker; the Board directs the school's activities and includes Chair Jonas Jacobsson, Vice-Chair Sinziana Sindrilaru, Secretary Stefan Roesler and Treasurer Christopher Finnegan.
Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
AMI Montessori certified teachers guide a child-centered learning environment. The school serves children aged 3 to 12. The younger group (3–6) follows a bilingual English–French program with daily language exposure and an afternoon immersion. The older group (6–12) maintains daily exposure to English and French and adds German, creating a trilingual environment. There are Montessori classes for 3–6 and 6–12. The motto guiding the approach is Help me do it by myself.
Curriculum details
Swedish International School of Geneva provides education based on the Swedish Pedagogical Approach in a multilingual and multicultural setting. It is approved by the Geneva Department of Public Instruction (DIP) and follows a bespoke integrated curriculum based on the Swedish Academic Curriculum and on the PER – Plan d'études Romand introduced in 2011 in the canton of Geneva. Instruction is offered in English, Swedish and French. The curriculum includes Swedish Small Group Classes for students in Swiss, French or International schools, following the Swedish national curriculum. Swedish Online Courses are available for Middle School and Secondary School. The school offers Preschool, Pre-Primary and Primary programs and uses the Red Thread concept to connect learning across subjects.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
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Higher education progression
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
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Gifted and talented
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Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
The school supports social-emotional development: children learn to respect themselves and others, build self-assurance, develop trust in others, and grow into autonomous, socially adept and accepted members of society.
Social & emotional learning
In SISOG, student well-being is central in a positive and inclusive environment. The school balances academic progress with emotional and social well-being and emphasizes equality, empathy, community, and a love of learning to support social-emotional development.
Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
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Special educational needs (SEN)
The SEN Department creates an inclusive learning environment and works with teachers, support staff and families to provide individualized support to foster holistic development. It focuses on smooth transitions, opportunities for self-expression and collaboration, and tailored academic progress. When needed, Individual Educational Plans (IEPs) are implemented with goals co-created by teachers and parents, and in more specialized cases families may be responsible for costs associated with personal assistance. Families considering SISOG for a child with identified needs are invited to meet with the SEN coordinator to discuss effective support.
English as an additional language
English as an additional language
The school provides English–French bilingual learning for ages 3-6 with daily contact in both languages and afternoon language immersion; for ages 6-12, the program is English, French and German with daily contact in English and French and exposure to German.
English as an additional language
The school offers instruction in English, Swedish and French, with bilingual programs in Swedish-French or English-French. The bilingual model uses two native-speaking teachers per class, one per language, following a one teacher, one language approach.
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
The school offers a stress-free experience for families, with free before-school care from 8:00, full-day care 8:00–18:00, optional after-school care until 18:00, and regular progress updates for parents via a parent app; the small size of the school supports flexible, personal communication.
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is integral to the school's approach, with a emphasis on healthy balance between academics and wellbeing, and a holistic view of student development that includes social, emotional and physical aspects. The school promotes outdoor time and a caring, collaborative learning environment to support overall well-being.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding
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Safeguarding
The school states that a child's wellbeing and safety are core, with a commitment to a discrimination-free environment and inclusive practices. Daily outdoor activities, a caring atmosphere, and emphasis on respect for diversity support safeguarding of students.
Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
The school is located on a campus in La Rippe, Vaud, at the foothills of the Jura mountains, in a unique natural setting with a large tree-shaded park. The park serves as a daily play and discovery area and children take regular walks through the fields and forest surrounding the school. The classrooms are airy, and when windows are open the children can hear the sound of a creek nearby. The school provides bilingual language exposure for younger children (English and French) and a trilingual program for older children (English, French and German). The campus offers full-day care from 8:00 to 18:00, free scheduled transportation to Nyon and surrounding communities (subject to availability), and healthy, freshly prepared meals on site, including the first 100% electric school bus in Suisse Romande.
Facilities overview
The school's classrooms are thoughtfully designed to meet diverse learning needs. Teachers provide extra support for those who need it and additional challenges for those ready to go further. Small classes enable highly personalised teaching and dynamic, flexible lessons. Students have daily outdoor time for learning and play. Every term, parents are invited to individual development talks.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
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Sports facilities
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Academic facilities
Academic facilities
AMI Montessori certified teachers create an inspiring learning atmosphere. In the 3-6 age group, children have daily contact with French and English and benefit from language immersion in the afternoons. In the 6-12 age group, children have daily contact with French and English and are exposed to German. Airy classrooms allow learning to unfold in harmony with the surrounding nature.
Academic facilities
Teaching methodology focuses on curiosity and a love of learning, with strong teacher–pupil relationships and a positive ethos. Small classes enable highly personalised teaching and dynamic, flexible lessons, supporting pupils and teachers to set and achieve academic goals. A formative feedback approach is used for student evaluations, with teachers holding individual discussions with pupils about what they are doing well and which areas need more work. Every term, parents are invited to individual development talks.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
The parascolaire program runs daily until 6 p.m. with regularly changing themes, STEM-inspired experiments, free playtime and the discovery of nature in each season. Additional activities and ateliers are offered with selected external providers, such as football classes and coding workshops. Special interventions include emotion workshops and holiday camps. Weekly activities in the afternoon include soccer classes, robot workshops and more, and Ateliers provide workshops for children and parents. Holiday camps feature themes like Explorer, Treasures of the blooming nature, and Elves, dwarfs and the fairytale forest.
Extra curricular facilities
After School Care runs daily until 18:20 and offers free play, structured activities, and outdoor and indoor experiences. After School Activities include music, art, football, violin, and language courses. Holiday Camps run during school holidays for children aged 4–12, are based on the Meyrin site with some daily travel, and are staffed by the SISOG after-school team, following Swedish pedagogy. Camp offerings include baking pastries, museum visits and excursions around Geneva, music and arts and crafts, circus, and sports; details express schedule up to 18:20 and include language options on select weeks.
Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
The school is operated by parents and is guided by a strong sense of community. It serves children aged 3 to 12 with a bilingual English–French program for the younger group and a trilingual English–French–German program for the older group. The campus is located in La Rippe, Vaud, on Route des Bois 2, near Nyon, and sits at the foothills of the Jura mountains with a large tree-shaded park and nearby fields and forests. The school is affiliated with recognized Montessori organizations: it is an official member of the Association Montessori Suisse (AMS) and Bilal Ojjeh serves on the board of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI). It offers before- and after-school care, on-site meals, and free scheduled transportation to Nyon and surrounding communities, reflecting a family-led, community-focused model.
History
Founded in autumn 1972 by Bo Mårsäter and his wife Ulla as a non-profit association. From the start, parents and staff have worked hand-in-hand to make SISOG a place for children to learn. Initially 27 Swedish-speaking students; maths and English classes were held outside regular school hours at the Collège de Budé in Vernier, and a primary class of 12 students opened at the Collège des Coudriers. In January 1974 SISOG relocated to Meyrin near CERN and other international organisations; a group of 30 parents decorated the interior before the opening, and the official inauguration in June 1974 was attended by Swedish Ambassador Sven-Eric Nilsson among others. By the mid-1980s, the school offered preschool, primary and distance-learning secondary, growing to about 60 students and 10 teachers. SISOG is a private bilingual preschool and primary school for children ages 1–12 offering instruction in English, Swedish, French.
Community
Community
The school emphasizes a close, family-like community. It is operated by parents and offers a personal touch with a small-school size that allows flexible responses to families' needs and regular updates about children's activities through communications and a parent app. The campus is located on the foothills of the Jura mountains in La Rippe near Nyon, with a large tree-shaded park and regular nature walks through nearby fields and forests. Language and cultural diversity are integral, with daily exposure to English, French and German.
Community
SISOG is guided by five values: Equality, Empathy, Love of Learning, Community and Commitment. Community is described as a collective guided by trust, cooperation and solidarity to create a supportive and unified environment. The Student Council empowers students to voice opinions on school policies and class projects. Daily outdoor time links learning with physical well-being and outdoor experiences.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association
SISOG is a non-profit association governed by its statutes, with a General Assembly, a Board and Auditors; the Board consults with school management, parents and PTA to define the vision and goals of the school.
Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
The school provides Montessori education led by AMI-certified teachers who foster independence and a love of learning. Learning is child-centered and focused on discovery, guided by the idea "Help me do it by myself." The younger group experiences daily language immersion in English and French, while the older group is exposed to English, French and German. The school maintains Montessori standards through AMS accreditation and AMI leadership connections.
Academic & intellectual
Student-centered learning drives SISOG's approach. Students embark on projects fueled by their passions, with teachers inspiring discovery and creativity. They tackle real-world challenges such as environmental sustainability or community issues, developing teamwork, problem-solving and strategic thinking. The Student Council empowers students to voice opinions on school policies and class projects, fostering skills essential for thriving in a democratic society.
Arts & creative
Arts & creative
After-school activities include arts and crafts, nature-based projects, games, sports and cooking workshops. STEM-inspired activities are integrated into the parascolaire program to spark curiosity and discovery, with ample time for free play and exploration. Music classes introduce children to music from around the world, using a range of instruments to build confidence and musical skills. The program provides opportunities for creative expression and hands-on making.
Arts & creative
After School Activities include music, art, football, violin and language courses. The After School program offers free play, structured activities, and outdoor and indoor experiences. After School is a community which enables children to find a harmonious life balance between school and family.
Cultural & language
Cultural & language
The 3-6 age group has daily contact with French and English and participates in afternoon language immersion. The 6-12 group also studies in French and English and is exposed to German. The school values the enrichment of different cultures and languages, and early language learning helps children feel at ease in today's world. The small, personal environment supports language development and cross-cultural understanding.
Cultural & language
Preschool offers Swedish and French bilingual groups for ages 1-4. Primary offers Swedish and French bilingual primary program for ages 4-12. Wednesday morning Swedish academic lessons are available for ages 4-12, and there is a Wednesday after-school Swedish program. Wednesday Afternoon Language Lessons provide 90-minute Swedish language lessons.
Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
Parascolaire activities run from 8:00 a.m. for free before-school care and until 18:00 after school, with a program that follows Montessori principles. Each afternoon includes arts, crafts, nature projects, games, sports and cooking workshops, with time set aside for free play. Children build with LEGO, explore the forest and engage in imaginative play as part of daily routines. The program encourages curiosity, creativity and social interaction.
Social & hobbies
The Red Thread connects activities across preschool and primary, linking drawing and cooking in preschool to math and art in primary. Daily outdoor time is embraced, offering opportunities for learning and play. The school fosters open dialogue and celebrates diverse perspectives through democratic values and through the Student Council.
Community & service
Community & service
The school is operated by parents and fueled by a strong sense of community. The personal touch is evident in regular parent updates on activities and progress through a parent app, ensuring transparent communication. The small size of the school enables flexible response to families' needs. This fosters a collaborative environment among families, staff and students.
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
The school is a member of the Association Montessori Suisse and is connected to the Association Montessori Internationale, reflecting a commitment to Montessori standards. One director, Bilal Ojjeh, serves on the AMI board, highlighting international Montessori leadership. The teaching team includes AMI-trained Montessori educators across 3-6 and 6-12 programs. Staff profiles show experienced multilingual educators with AMI qualifications and extensive practice.
Leadership & professional
Student leadership is nurtured through the Student Council, which empowers students to voice opinions on school policies and class projects. Student-centered learning and collaborative problem-solving build leadership and professional skills. These practices foster ownership of the learning journey, developing initiative and responsibility.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
The school provides healthy, freshly prepared meals on site daily. It operates the first 100% electric school bus in Suisse Romande and offers 100% electric daily transfers to Nyon and surrounding communities. Before- and after-school care runs from 8:00 to 18:00, with free before-school care from 8:00 and optional after-school care until 18:00. Parents receive regular updates about activities and progress through the school's app.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Balance academic success with emotional and social well-being guides SISOG's approach. Daily outdoor time is integrated into learning. The After School program runs until 18:20, offering free play, structured activities, and outdoor and indoor experiences. These elements support a healthy life balance for families.
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
English, French and German are taught. Younger students experience English and French; older students learn in English, French and German.
Language provision
The school teaches in English, Swedish and French.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching in English and French for the younger age group.
Bilingual teaching
The school has Swedish–French bilingual groups in Preschool (ages 1-4) and a Swedish–French bilingual primary program for ages 4-12.
Immersion programs
Immersion programs
3-6 year olds have daily contact with French and English and participate in full language immersion in the afternoons; 6-12 year olds follow a trilingual program in English, French and German.
Immersion programs
Swedish–French bilingual groups are offered in Preschool, and a Swedish–French bilingual primary program is available for ages 4-12. Swedish Academic Lessons are offered on Wednesdays in the morning for ages 4-12. Swedish language lessons on Wednesdays in the afternoon are 90 minutes long for ages 6-12. After School Swedish language care is available on Wednesdays for ages 4-12.
Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
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Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
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Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Welcome to our Montessori school Deux Mille Feuilles. Working with and for the children is our passion. In line with AMI international Montessori standards, we have created more than a school—a second home for the children—a community where we live and learn together. Our experienced, well‑educated team supports your child's development with energy and professionalism, following their pace and rhythm to unfold their full potential, during class time or in after‑school care until 18:00 each day. We offer a full language immersion in English and French, with German added for the older age group, delivering a high‑quality bi‑ and tri‑lingual Montessori education for children aged 3 to 12 years. Please contact the school at +41 76 580 61 78 or by email. We look forward to answering any further questions and to explaining our terms and conditions in detail.
