Is Le Rosey a good school?

It’s not spectacular progress, but compared with schools in the U.K. or U.S., Le Rosey is in the top of the second division academically—high compared to its pure “brat school” days.

How much is international school in Switzerland?

CHF 15,000 to CHF 30,000 per year
Public schools are free of charge, but with non-continuous school days (no instruction during lunch break), while private international schools offer full day schedule and tuition fees range from CHF 15,000 to CHF 30,000 per year.

Are there English speaking schools in Switzerland?

In addition to the British and American schools in Switzerland, there are other foreign international schools which use curricula set by the education authority of the home country as the foundation for the education, with classes in the home language plus English, French or German.

Which celebrities went to Le Rosey?

Among the 3,000 Le Rosey alumni you will find the children of movie stars (David Niven, Elizabeth Taylor, Roger Moore), rock stars (John Lennon, Diana Ross) and innumerable European and American fortunes (Rothschild, Botin, Niarchos, Benetton, Duke, du Pont, Rockefeller).

Is school in Switzerland free?

Even though there are private schools in Switzerland, most students attend public schools in the local area. This brings diversity so children can experience many different backgrounds, including, sometimes, linguistic backgrounds. Public schools are free of charge, and kids are not required to wear uniforms.

Are Swiss public schools good?

Swiss public schools have a good reputation and the country’s private boarding and international schools are exceptional. But while expat children will undoubtedly receive an excellent education, schooling can be very expensive.

Can foreigners go to public school in Switzerland?

Most residents attend public schools in Switzerland, including foreigners. They’re funded by taxes and attendance is free, but they’re managed at the level of cantons (states) – so there are regional differences.

What is special about Le Rosey?

Le Rosey’s holistic education is focused on discovering and developing the talents of all students: strong bilingual academics lead to the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or French Baccalaureate, with many Roseans choosing to learn two or even three other foreign languages alongside.