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The conflict in Ukraine led to reflections and decisions concerning the school's policy: it can be summarised in two parts.

On March 17 and 18, we had the honor to host the Nord Anglia Education (NAE) Model United Nations (MUN) Europe 2022, which took place virtually.

On March 17th, for the first time in school history, grade 11-14 students gathered to listen to the experience of our alumni in first person.

After a three-year break, the Nord Anglia Education (NAE) Multisport Festival is back on and we were there to participate!

You might have already noticed a new look of our school buses.

Message from the Head of School - March 2022

The challenge of this year's STEAM-Fair competition focuses on the extreme climate changes that are occurring on Earth.

Since the beginning of the school year 2022, a new initiative to encourage students to read has been put in place.

Learning to write is a formidable motor for the development of a child's visual.

Discover the TV show "Do you speak English?" presented by Natalie Adams, director of the Nyon campus, on the local TV channel Nyon Région Télévision.

Brimming with energy and joy, the 1st and 2nd grade classes of Collège Champittet in Nyon went on a morning sledging trip.

The countdown has begun: in exactly one year, the anniversary of 120 years of Collège Champittet (1903 - 2023) begins. This is an opportunity to reflect together on the values of our school community, as well as on the fundamentals of education.

As part of the Cultural Season, Collège Champittet had the immense privilege of receiving the prestigious Concerto Köln Ensemble, accompanied by the young prodigy Shunksje Sato, in a programme entirely devoted to Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons.

On the 26th of November, the students hosted an assembly which was attended by Father Stefano, who heroically leads the projects supported by the Champittet Foundation in one of the least developed regions of Madagascar.

The students from PS to 5th grade had a nice surprise this month! St Nicholas stopped by our campus in Pully to keep up with this wonderful Swiss tradition.

This month, four students from class 14 International Baccalaureate visited two spaces, Art Unlimited with individual artists displaying their work and two floors full of galleries.

When one hears the term baroque, the image of chubby cherubs fluttering around stucco statues of saints in religious buildings dating from the 17th century often comes to mind.

À quoi ça sert d’apprendre une poésie ? To this question asked by an 8th grader who had to memorize Charles Baudelaire's L'Albatros, I hesitated to answer: - Ça ne sert à rien, before putting forward more reasonable arguments.

Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) play an essential role in the development of our students and have a special place in their schooling at Champittet.

16 of our students took part in MUN Conference in the Institut Le Rosey Wednesday, November 11.