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Celebrating an Impressive Prize in the Young Reporters for the Environment Competition

Lake Geneva provides an oasis of activities for children and families in the fairer months.

A delicious atmosphere of tradition interwoven with a cutting-edge modernity, Switzerland’s international mindset is at the root of Collège du Léman’s own ethos.

Families with very young children have a few childcare options at their disposal. From the age of two years old, Collège du Léman has a wonderful and nurturing pre-school option where your child will make friends, have fun and begin to grasp some of the first building blocks of learning.

Families moving to Switzerland need to obtain a valid residence permit.

We are a community of students, families and teachers from many different cultures and countries.

At university level, Switzerland has worldwide recognition for its academic excellence and high quality teachers.

When moving to Geneva, employers or relocation agents should be able to help with finding a suitable home or advising on which areas are most suitable to live in.

Families moving to Switzerland need to obtain a valid residence permit.

Hannah Picasso unlocks the artistic potential of our students. Discover her background and some of her exciting projects.

Congratulations, Class of 2022!

We are happy to share with you just a few examples of our delicious meals and newest initiatives.

A community-wide event on campus dedicated to all our students to celebrate our new vision and mission.

Mrs Claire Charles, Director of the CDL Community Choir, tells us more about the CDL Community Choir.

An important visit at CDL to celebrate a unique signature

Meet Capucine, our fantastic Bac student who has been awarded one of our 4 academic scholarships.

Meet Ghida, an IB student whose outstanding commitment has earned her one of our 2021-22 scholarships.

Meet Andra: a highly impressive IB student and the first of our Scholarship Winner Series.

Find out more about our recently graduated IB student Nicolas on his way to Oxford University and read his tips.