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News Extravagance Day
On Tuesday 16 February, various superheroes, princesses, ninjas, astronauts and other characters invaded our primary building - Gérard Payot on our Pully campus to celebrate the Extravagance Day.
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News Model United Nation Virtual Conference 3rd - 5th February 2021
We are very proud of twenty students from Collège Champittet who attended the first MUN Virtual Conference organized by the British International School Budapest last week.
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News Planning for the students' STEAM challenge
On Wednesday, February 3, the first half-day of preparation for our STEAM FAIR challenge began. This year, the challenge, launched by Nord Anglia Education, will take our students to faraway places.
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Blog | Our Blog Forest school - Interview with Sabrina Bäriswyl, Head of Pre-School
Forest school - Interview with Sabrina Bäriswyl, Head of Pre-School
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Blog | Our Blog Equality, Inclusion and Diversity
Well known to school children, parents and teachers in the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland - JOM day is the “Journee Oser les Métiers,” when people are encouraged bring their children to work with them.
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News Lions Club International Art Competition
Each year, from September to October, the 9th grade classes participate in the International Peace Art Contest organized by the Lions Clubs International.
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Alumni Sports Tournament
The traditional elders' sports tournament took place last Saturday.
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Forest School 2020
It has been a month since preschool and elementary school students discovered their new learning places and they seem to have totally adopted to them!
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News Action for Lebanon
Following the tragic explosion that occurred in Beirut, Lebanon, this summer, Collège Champittet Foundation decided to involve the school community to support education in this crisis-stricken country.
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3x100% - 2020 Results
The year 2020 has become a historic year for everyone, even before it is over, as the great "adventure" of lockdown has left a deep imprint on both memory and behavior.
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13IB-CAS cleaning the environment
During our CAS (creativity-activity-service) lesson, our class of 13IB went to the forest nearby and decided to clean up the environment surrounding us.
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A renovated library for the new school year!
We took the opportunity of the summer holiday to renovate the library of our school.
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STEAM 2020
As part of the STEAM project, 9th and 10th grade students worked this year on finding solutions to water pollution.
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Graduation day 2020 at Champittet
Last Friday, on June 26th, the award ceremony was held at Collège Champittet, which took place in a slightly different way than the previous ones.
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Goodbye Anne Gudin
« Au revoir » but only « au revoir » because we hope that you will return to Champittet from time to time.
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The educational vegetable garden
From cucumber seeds to a greenhouse of several square metres, the vegetable garden allows children to discover the magic of growing vegetables.
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Blog | Our Blog La maîtrise de la langue au service de la pensée libre
De plus, si la langue évolue constamment sous l’effet des pratiques collectives - ou si elle est parfois artificiellement mue par les fantaisies de l’Académie française...- elle ne sollicite pas, du moins pas tout de suite, l’originalité individuelle des élèves et leur créativité propre : son étude perd ainsi tout attrait et se résume à un acte de mémorisation qui n’a plus bonne presse dans la pédagogie contemporaine.
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Blog | Our Blog Speed is everything
A study by Dr Glenn Wilson at London’s Institute of Psychiatry in 2005 concluded that constant interruptions can have a similar effect to missing sleep. We have all heard the various estimates of so called ‘concentration’.

