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We catch up with La Côte International School Aubonne Alumni. Find out how the IBDP has helped them at university and beyond!

As adults, we can tell children about our experiences, and we can give them advice, but children only really learn when they have the opportunity to experience things for themselves. Find out more!

In the Early Years Foundation Stage, real-life experiences play an important role in providing valuable, enriching learning opportunities for our youngest learners. Find out why.

Celebrating our Class of 2021!

Explore the IB Diploma Visual Arts Exhibition created by our talented Year 13 artists at La Côte International School Aubonne.

Extracurricular activities (ECA) enrich and complement out curriculum and contribute positively to your child's development. Find out about ECA at LCIS!

Catching up with LCIS Alumni

Every year, our students, together with their peer from other schools in our Nord Anglia Education family of schools, attend Model United Nations (MUN), a popular activity for those interested in learning more about how the UN operates.

Year 12 IBDP (International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme) Visual Art students are currently working on their final pieces for their project 'Viewpoints'.

In our Early Years Foundation Stage, our teachers follow the 'In the Moment Planning' approach, which involves identifying and developing learning opportunities based on the children's interests in a motivating and supportive environment, as well as 'Teachable Moments', unplanned opportunities for our teachers to support the exploration of a topic that has captured the students' attention at a particular moment.

"Early Years Foundation Stage and Primary Physical Education and Sports skills are the first step for many children in acquiring new skills and progressing in confidence and ability” says Victoria Furbur, Primary Sports Teacher at La Côte International School Aubonne.

At La Côte International School Aubonne, we understand that resilience, the emotional ability to ´bounce back´, is a key attribute we need to foster in our students in order for them not just to succeed, but to really flourish.

Mark making is crucial for a child’s development and learning. It teaches young children in Early Years how to hold a pen, prepares them for writing and develops their handwriting skills.

Early Years and Primary teacher at La Côte International School Aubonne, Kirsty O'Brien, discusses why continuous provision is so important for children’s early development – and how to get it right.

Our students achieve more than they may have thought possible. We believe there is no limit to what students can achieve socially, personally and academically. This year, our students’ academic results reflect our shared commitment to excellence.

Students, staff and parents at La Côte International School Aubonne, part of the global Nord Anglia Education family of schools, are celebrating the outstanding IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) results achieved by our first ever cohort.

Incoming Principal at La Côte International School (LCIS) Aubonne, Mr. Andy Puttock, introduces us to his education philosophy and his hopes for LCIS.

Nord Anglia Education’s Global Campus, our platform connecting our 66,000 students across 29 countries around the world, has never been as important as it is right now. It enables students to explore the world, learn new skills and develop a truly international perspective through shared learning experiences.

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