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For the past two years, we’ve been celebrating a small but vital change on our Pully campus: the flowering of our magnolia tree.
At Champittet, we are fortunate to be surrounded by a beautiful landscape with many trees, including a lovely magnolia tree between the Café 1903 and the Villa des Sciences.
Each year in March, this tree blooms with beautiful pink flowers – a delightful gift from nature which we intend to continue celebrating in the years to come. This year, our preschool and primary students celebrated the arrival of our magnolia blossoms by enjoying warm beverages and snacks under the tree. Parents and staff members also joined us for a cosy gathering and joyful shared moment outdoors.
Taking the time to observe this annual occurrence gave our young learners an opportunity to reflect on and appreciate our natural environment.
The next time you’re on our campus, we invite you to pause and enjoy our magnolias. A tree may bloom year after year, but that’s no reason why we shouldn’t stop to smell the flowers!
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.