Ecole Moser Nyon vs Institut International de Lancy

	E Ecole Moser Nyon Geneva, Switzerland	I Institut International de Lancy Geneva, Switzerland
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year CHF 18,500 - 34,000	Fees / year CHF 9,920 - 30,390
Age range	Age range 4 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 19 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Swiss Curriculum, IB (DP)	Curriculum IB (DP), British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage), French Curriculum, Swiss Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 600	Pupils 1,500
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 20
Instruction language	Instruction language French, German, English	Instruction language English, French
Opened	Opened 1961	Opened 1903
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Allée des Moulins 16, 1274 Grens, Nyon, Switzerland. The campus is located in Grens, a district of Nyon.	Location 24 Avenue Eugène-Lance, 1212 Grand-Lancy, Geneva, Switzerland
Stages	Stages Primary; Secondary I; Gymnasium	Stages Nursery through secondary education (ages 3–19)
School type	School type Private school	School type Private international bilingual school
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix Over 90 nationalities represented.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support Learning support is provided under the Inclusion Policy. Form teachers and tutors review each student's social, emotional and academic needs; if a specific learning issue is suspected, the appropriate experts are consulted, an Individual Learning Plan (ILP) is created and accommodations are put in place. Sometimes additional lessons or language support may be provided by IIL staff, possibly during school or free periods.
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 IIL bus service covers 133 zones across the Canton of Geneva, neighbouring France and part of Vaud with around 20 bus lines and approximately 300 students using the service daily. Morning pick-up times vary to ensure arrival at school between 7:45 and 8:10 am. Afternoon buses depart at 4:35 pm (except on Wednesdays 12:45).
Fees	Fees
Fee details	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.	Fee details Application & enrolment fees (for academic year 2025/2026) - Enrolment (one-time) fee: CHF 1,000 (non‑refundable). - Advance payment on school fees at first enrolment: CHF 2,000 (deducted from the first term of the next academic year; not reimbursed if enrolment is cancelled before 15 June). - Re-enrolment fee (annual, payable to confirm re‑enrolment): CHF 900 (advance on tuition; deducted from the first term of the next academic year; non‑reimbursable after the re‑enrolment process closes). Tuition fees — full detail by curriculum and year group (for academic year 2025/2026) - French Bilingual Curriculum: - 14e – mornings only: 1st term CHF 4,035 · 2nd term CHF 3,251 · 3rd term CHF 2,634 · Yearly CHF 9,920. - 14e and 13e: 1st term CHF 6,862 · 2nd term CHF 5,528 · 3rd term CHF 4,480 · Yearly CHF 16,870. - 12e: 1st term CHF 6,980 · 2nd term CHF 5,623 · 3rd term CHF 4,557 · Yearly CHF 17,160. - 11e to 9e: 1st term CHF 7,391 · 2nd term CHF 5,954 · 3rd term CHF 4,825 · Yearly CHF 18,170. - 8e and 7e: 1st term CHF 7,700 · 2nd term CHF 6,203 · 3rd term CHF 5,027 · Yearly CHF 18,930. - 6e and 5e: 1st term CHF 8,441 · 2nd term CHF 6,799 · 3rd term CHF 5,510 · Yearly CHF 20,750. - 4e and 3e: 1st term CHF 9,030 · 2nd term CHF 7,275 · 3rd term CHF 5,895 · Yearly CHF 22,200. - 2de: 1st term CHF 9,962 · 2nd term CHF 8,025 · 3rd term CHF 6,503 · Yearly CHF 24,490. - 1re: 1st term CHF 10,158 · 2nd term CHF 8,182 · 3rd term CHF 6,630 · Yearly CHF 24,970. - Terminale: 1st term CHF 10,731 · 2nd term CHF 8,644 · 3rd term CHF 7,005 · Yearly CHF 26,380. - Enhanced English Track: - Year 10e: 1st term CHF 8,104 · 2nd term CHF 6,527 · 3rd term CHF 5,289 · Yearly CHF 19,920. - Year 9e: 1st term CHF 8,640 · 2nd term CHF 6,960 · 3rd term CHF 5,640 · Yearly CHF 21,240. - Years 8e & 7e (track): 1st term CHF 8,750 · 2nd term CHF 7,048 · 3rd term CHF 5,712 · Yearly CHF 21,510. - British Bilingual Curriculum (Early Years / Primary / Lower Secondary / Upper Secondary): - Nursery – mornings only: 1st term CHF 4,092 · 2nd term CHF 3,296 · 3rd term CHF 2,672 · Yearly CHF 10,060. - Nursery (full): 1st term CHF 7,656 · 2nd term CHF 6,167 · 3rd term CHF 4,997 · Yearly CHF 18,820. - Reception: 1st term CHF 9,746 · 2nd term CHF 7,852 · 3rd term CHF 6,362 · Yearly CHF 23,960. - Year 1: 1st term CHF 9,787 · 2nd term CHF 7,884 · 3rd term CHF 6,389 · Yearly CHF 24,060. - Year 2 to Year 6: 1st term CHF 9,910 · 2nd term CHF 7,982 · 3rd term CHF 6,468 · Yearly CHF 24,360. - Year 7 to Year 9: 1st term CHF 10,755 · 2nd term CHF 8,664 · 3rd term CHF 7,021 · Yearly CHF 26,440. - Year 10: 1st term CHF 11,056 · 2nd term CHF 8,906 · 3rd term CHF 7,217 · Yearly CHF 27,180. - Year 11: 1st term CHF 11,260 · 2nd term CHF 9,070 · 3rd term CHF 7,350 · Yearly CHF 27,680. - IB Preparation / IB1 (Year 12): 1st term CHF 12,183 · 2nd term CHF 9,814 · 3rd term CHF 7,953 · Yearly CHF 29,950. - IB2 (Year 13): 1st term CHF 12,362 · 2nd term CHF 9,958 · 3rd term CHF 8,070 · Yearly CHF 30,390. - Bilingual English/French Curriculum: - Bilingual 1: 1st term CHF 9,340 · 2nd term CHF 7,524 · 3rd term CHF 6,096 · Yearly CHF 22,960. - Bilingual 2 to Bilingual 8: 1st term CHF 10,808 · 2nd term CHF 8,707 · 3rd term CHF 7,055 · Yearly CHF 26,570. (These term and yearly amounts reflect the published tuition schedule for the current Conditions & Fees.) Billing schedule and payment terms - Invoicing schedule for yearly tuition fees: 1st term invoice issued by the end of September; 2nd term invoice issued by the end of December; 3rd term invoice issued by the end of March. A complementary 3rd‑term activities invoice may be issued in June if required. - Yearly tuition is billed term‑by‑term and must be paid according to the deadline shown on each invoice. If the payment deadline on an invoice is not met, the School may refuse the student access to classes or services until the situation is resolved and reminder fees will be applied. - For students joining during the year: the enrolment fee and tuition for the full current term are due; tuition for remaining terms is due. If arrival occurs during the second half of a term, only 50% of the tuition for the current term is due. In case of departure or dismissal during a term, tuition and options fees for the interrupted term remain payable in full. Boarding fees - Boarding is not part of the school's day‑to‑day provision; IIL operates as a day school (no boarding fees apply). Other costs and fees (charged in addition to tuition) - Books and a flat rate for digital resources are billed separately. - School supplies: the School provides some consumables for Primary students (flat rate invoiced); other supplies must be purchased by guardians as per the supplied lists. - Specific options and subject supplements (examples): Science in English (charges vary by year — e.g. CHF 3,300 yearly for 6e; CHF 4,100 yearly for 5e/4e), History & Geography in English (flat CHF 400), Creative options and materials for art (fees listed per option). - Extracurricular activities (ECAs) and after‑school care are charged separately; ECAs are billed in two instalments (first instalment included in the 2nd term invoice, second instalment in the 3rd term invoice). - Pedagogical outings and overnight trips, certain examinations (national and international exam enrolment fees), language exam fees (Trinity, YLE, IELTS, DELF, etc.), administrative formalities for external institution applications (CHF 200–CHF 400 depending on number of institutions), translation of reports, IT repairs, replacement ID badge (CHF 20) and other incidentals are all charged extra as specified. - School meal tariffs are charged per term (examples: 1 day/week yearly CHF 650; 5 days/week yearly CHF 2,990); one‑off meals are CHF 21 per meal. Transport (school bus) is an additional service with annual rates; an advance payment of CHF 1,000 is included on the first‑term invoice for bus service and the full annual fee (after deduction) is invoiced in the second term. Sibling discounts and multi‑child discounts apply as specified. Refund and cancellation rules (fees and refunds) - The enrolment fee (CHF 1,000) is non‑refundable. - The CHF 2,000 advance payment on initial enrolment is not reimbursed if enrolment is cancelled before 15 June. If enrolment is cancelled after 15 June but before the first day of the school year, 20% of the yearly tuition fee is due; the CHF 2,000 advance payment is deducted from that amount. - The re‑enrolment fee (CHF 900) is an advance on tuition and is not reimbursed after the re‑enrolment process; if re‑enrolment is cancelled after 15 June but before the first day of the school year, 20% of the yearly tuition is due and the CHF 900 is deducted from that amount. - No general reduction in tuition or options fees is made for extended absences; in the event of departure or dismissal during a term, tuition for the interrupted term remains due in full. - School meal fees: no general reduction for absence; a 50% reduction may be granted for school meals if a child is absent for a month or more on medical grounds. - Extracurricular activities: no refunds for absence; for ECAs, specific billing and refund rules apply and ECAs are billed across specific instalments. Transport: annual enrolment is for the full academic year and, in general, cancellations are not reimbursed (50% may be due in specified cancellation cases). Fee payment options and restrictions - Invoices are issued electronically according to the invoicing schedule and must be paid by the deadline shown on each invoice; reminder fees apply for late payment and access to services may be suspended for unpaid invoices. Payment restrictions apply for payments originating from countries on official sanctions lists. - Bank transfer is specified as an accepted payment method for IIL's distance‑learning programme invoices (bank transfer within ten days of invoice). The campus retail/shop accepts major credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Maestro) for shop purchases (uniforms and sportswear). Guardians commonly pay school invoices by bank transfer; card acceptance for large tuition invoices is handled case‑by‑case by school administration.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements Boarding facilities: DAY.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement The uniform is worn by all students from kindergarten through elementary; there are everyday wear and sport variants for girls and boys. For the secondary, there is a dress code defining attire expectations. The IIL Shop sells the approved uniform items, including sweaters, polos, skirts, dresses, shorts, trousers, sportswear and caps, with on-site or online purchasing options.
Food options	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.	Food options Catering at IIL provides a varied, balanced and local meals; the service provider prepares healthy meals in accordance with hygiene rules. IIL's school catering has obtained the Fourchette Verte label and menus always include Genève Région – Terre Avenir products. Seasonal food discoveries and themed meals are offered in the cafeteria throughout the year.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is a family-run institution founded in 1961 by Henri Moser. The Director-General since 2001 is Alain Moser.	Governance and ownership The school is a private school governed by a non-profit association. It was founded in 1903 by the Congregation of the Sisters of St.-Joseph as Collège Marie-Thérèse.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	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.	Curriculum details Institut International de Lancy educates students from age 3 to 19 across Early Years, Primary and Secondary. Early Years and Primary offer British Bilingual Curriculum, French Bilingual Curriculum, or Bilingual French/English Curriculum. Secondary offers English Curriculum or French Curriculum. The English Secondary programme follows the British national curriculum in preparation for Cambridge IGCSE and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. IIL is an IB World School authorised to teach the IB Diploma Programme, and is a Cambridge IGCSE examination centre, with the Advanced Bilingual IB Diploma option. The school offers official language certifications—DELF for French, Cambridge English for English, Goethe for German, Instituto Cervantes for Spanish and Confucius Institute for Chinese—and promotes a plurilingual language policy with English in the French section and French in the English section.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results The English IB cohort achieved a 97% pass rate with an average score of 34.5, and 78% scored above the global average. IGCSE: 99.8% of Year 11 obtained the IGCSE diploma; 43% achieved an average grade of A* or A; 88% achieved an average of A*-C. French Baccalaureate: 100% pass rate, with three-quarters receiving honours and several earning ‘congratulations from the jury'. Diplôme National du Brevet: 97.6% pass rate, with 50% of students receiving a ‘Très Bien' distinction.
Higher education progression	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).	Higher education progression Our university and careers guidance programme supports students from year 7 through year 13 with personalised guidance and preparation for university applications across Switzerland, France, England, the USA, Canada and beyond. Graduates enter universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, McGill, EPFL, the University of Geneva and the Lausanne Hotel School, as well as France's classes préparatoires.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is offered as an official IIL partner, open to students in both English and French sections from age 13.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	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.	Social & emotional learning The school places health and well-being at the center of learning. KiVa anti-bullying programme underpins prevention, intervention and monitoring; students develop social and emotional skills to navigate relationships and build resilience, with ongoing integration across the curriculum and school life.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) Learning support is provided through Individual Learning Plans (ILPs); accommodations in examinations are arranged when required; medical or psychological assessments are evaluated by the medical team and ILPs are updated as needed; form teachers or tutors monitor welfare, academic progress and social needs, with referrals to specialists as appropriate; safeguarding and child protection guidelines are in place and staff receive relevant training.
English as an additional language	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.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing —	Mental wellbeing Well-being is a focus in the PSHE curriculum for Years 7-11 and in ATL/Core skills for Years 12-13; KiVa contributes to mental well-being by promoting respectful relationships and resilience; concerns can be referred to the school doctor or psychologist as needed.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding Safeguarding and child protection are integral; guidelines and procedures exist and are reviewed at the start of each school year; all staff receive regular child protection training, with additional training for senior management from the local education department.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	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.	Facilities overview The IIL campus blends historic and contemporary facilities. Three environmentally friendly main buildings with solar panels and a green roof house the campus. The Marie-Thérèse building houses the French Primary section and a fully equipped S.T.E.A.M. Lab. B10 includes a cafeteria, four science labs, a gymnasium with a climbing wall and a media studio; B25 provides bright, modular spaces for learning, including a fitness room, a dance studio, an interactive climbing wall, a large media library and collaborative workspaces. B17 serves the Secondary with a state-of-the-art gymnasium, an auditorium and a cafeteria. There are dedicated outdoor play areas for sports, creativity and discovery.
Sports facilities	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.	Sports facilities Gymnasiums on B10 and B17, with a climbing wall in B10. B25 provides a fitness room and a dance studio.
Academic facilities	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).	Academic facilities The Marie-Thérèse building houses the S.T.E.A.M. Lab. The campus includes four science labs and a media studio in B10, and a large media library with collaborative workspaces in B25. Digital learning is integrated across the Primary and Secondary, with interactive screens in classrooms and an iPad for every student; coding and robotics are part of S.T.E.A.M. activities.
Extra curricular facilities	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.	Extra curricular facilities IIL offers over 50 extracurricular sporting, cultural and artistic activities, with many taking place during lunch or after school. It is an accredited Duke of Edinburgh's International Award centre, offering Bronze, Silver and Gold levels. KiVa anti-bullying activities are integrated into the school program.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	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.	History Founded in 1903 by the Congregation of the Sisters of St.-Joseph, the Institut International de Lancy was originally the Collège Marie-Thérèse, a Catholic boarding school for girls. The school has since evolved into one of Switzerland's oldest private international schools and now operates as a non-profit association offering an international education with a contemporary approach to academic achievement and personal development. The institution has grown to welcome nursery through secondary students and, in 2023, celebrated its 120th anniversary. In 2025, IIL opened its fourth building, reflecting ongoing expansion.
Community	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.	Community IIL is a multicultural, diverse and international community where children can flourish, learn and develop intellectual curiosity. Students are inspired by motivational teachers and staff and united around the core values of the founders, the Sisters of St Joseph of Lyon. The school is recognised for its academic excellence and guides learners to become independent, autonomous, and collaborative, while fostering communication, creativity and critical thinking. Around 1,500 students from diverse nationalities form the school community.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association The parents' association is open to all IIL families. As parent volunteers, we promote ties between IIL families through welcome coffees, galette des rois, Christmas market, workshops and conferences, and operate a parent liaison network in the primary school. We foster belonging by organising cohesion parties between sections by age group, such as bowling evenings, cruise outings, spooky and jungle parties, and the school fair. We run charitable events including school uniform sales and exchanges and events where profits are donated to charitable associations. APEIIL does not hold a position in IIL's management; its committee is composed of parent volunteers and its budget operates independently from IIL.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	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.	Academic & intellectual English Secondary follows the British national curriculum in preparation for Cambridge IGCSE and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Years 10–11 study Cambridge IGCSE, while Years 12–13 pursue the IB Diploma, either in English or bilingually in French and English. IIL is an IB World School authorised to teach the IB Diploma and Cambridge IGCSE, with a language policy that fosters plurilingual learning and offers additional languages such as German, Spanish, Chinese or Italian. The school provides official language certifications (DELF, Cambridge English, Goethe, Instituto Cervantes, Confucius) to support future study, and its digital learning approach has Apple Distinguished School status.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative —	Arts & creative Staff teach creative subjects such as art and design, music, theatre, media studies, film and S.T.E.A.M at all levels. A broad set of experiences develops students' artistic talents and creative skills, with opportunities across the arts. Multiple arts-based extracurricular activities are proposed, including creative writing classes, art and piano lessons.
Cultural & language	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.	Cultural & language IIL uses a plurilingual language policy with English learning integrated into the French section and French learning integrated into the English section, building linguistic bridges across the school. Languages taught include English and French, with additional options such as German, Spanish, Chinese or Italian depending on the section. IIL promotes intercultural learning in a diverse, international community of over 90 nationalities.
Social & hobbies	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.	Social & hobbies IIL offers a broad calendar of social and hobby activities, including more than 50 extracurricular sporting, cultural and artistic activities available during lunch and after school. The school organized its first Talent Show in 2026, showcasing performances in dance, music, magic, theatre and more. Students may participate in the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award (Bronze, Silver, Gold) to develop volunteering, physical activity, skills and expeditions.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service IIL runs humanitarian projects throughout the year, inviting students to participate in bake sales and school-wide solidarity campaigns. A flagship initiative included Cook and Succeed Together, feeding meals to the homeless in Geneva with volunteers and donors supporting regular distributions. IIL participates in Eco-Schools with an Eco-School Council and environmental projects across the campus. IB CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) is integrated into the Diploma Programme, linking creative and service projects to learning outcomes.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is offered as an accredited centre, encouraging students to take on responsibilities and set personal goals through volunteering, physical activity, skills and expeditions (Bronze, Silver, Gold). Our university guidance programme provides year-by-year university and careers counselling from year 7 to year 13, helping students explore options and prepare university applications. These opportunities support leadership development and help students plan their futures beyond school.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	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.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Physical education is central, with a wide range of sports taught across English, French and bilingual programmes and dedicated coaches. Sports trips and class activities build cohesion, with offerings from track and field to indoor climbing and team games. The Elite Sports & Art Programme tailors timetables to allow elite athletes and artists to train and compete while continuing their studies, supported by digital tools for remote coaching. KiVa anti-bullying programme supports prevention, intervention and monitoring, with staff trained to recognize and address bullying.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	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.	Language provision The language policy integrates English into the French section and French into the English section, promoting bilingual fluency across the school. Languages are taught to high levels under CEFRL objectives, with classes grouped by language level and taught by native-speaking teachers. Additional languages available include German, Spanish, Chinese and Italian, depending on the section. Official language certifications offered include DELF (French), Cambridge English (English), Goethe (German), Instituto Cervantes (Spanish) and Confucius Institute (Chinese).
Bilingual teaching	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.	Bilingual teaching Bilingual French/English Primary welcomes students aged 6 to 11 in three sections: French, English and Bilingual. It is based on British and French curricula, and learners study in French and English on a rotating schedule, fully immersed in a bilingual environment. German is introduced in the last two years of primary after achieving proficiency in the two languages. The program nurtures plurilingualism and cultural diversity within an international learning community.
Immersion programs	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.	Immersion programs Bilingual French/English Early Years offers fully immersive, dual-language instruction equally in French and English for ages 3 to 6, with two full-time teachers who are native French and English speakers. Students join a diverse, international, plurilingual community and learn through play and exploration. The Bilingual French/English Primary provides a fully immersed bilingual environment, with language learning spanning French and English and the introduction of German in the final two years. Across Early Years and Primary, the language policy promotes plurilingualism and cross-cultural references.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	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.	Admissions 1. Admission procedure. The enrolment of a student follows a precise procedure. An enrolment form completed and signed by legal guardians must be sent to the Director, and the form must also be signed by the applicant if the applicant is over 18. By signing the enrolment form, legal guardians and the student over 18 accept the terms of enrolment; there is no entitlement to enrolment, and the School can refuse a request for enrolment without disclosing a reason. The following papers must be submitted with all applications: a recent photograph, a copy of the birth certificate, a copy of the passport or identity card, an extract of the court order relative to parental authority where relevant, school reports, and an exeat issued by the last school attended. After the application has been reviewed by the Director, the legal guardians and the student over 18 will be informed of the acceptance or refusal of their child's admission.
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Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist The waiting list is used when the enrolment or re-enrolment procedure is not completed by the deadline set in article II.1.
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