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The fourth-grade class of Nyon, accompanied by organizers from the association "J'aime ma planète," spent the day at the "Maison de la rivière", which is a place open to natural aquatic and forest environments. It was an opportunity to develop education in ecology and to make children aware of nature through fun educational activities.
The pupils became experts on the pond by playing detectives in charge of solving an investigation. A dragonfly larva was killed in the pond, but by whom? There were five suspects: the goldfish, the gerris, the snake, the heron, or the frog. The students cross-checked the clues and discovered who the culprit was.
They also observed the small inhabitants of the pond and made "land art" with natural elements collected on the banks of Lake Geneva.
By learning to plan their time wisely, students can be more productive, develop great study habits, and create a balanced lifestyle – one that fosters both personal and academic growth. Mastering this essential skill also sets them up for future success.
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” Here at Champittet, we know that inspiring children to dream big while envisioning their future is a core part of education. It’s also the focus of Dare All Trades Day, or JOM (Journée Oser tous les Métiers).
The Winter Ball is an eagerly awaited annual tradition here at Champittet, but this year brought a twist: the school’s first ever Masquerade Ball. With the theme “Black and Gold, don’t forget your mask!”, this year’s winter dance was organised by 14th-grade IB students, and the event was open to students in grades 9 and 10.