DOCSLIB.ORG

Egoperfectus Secondary Education Fair 2021

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Egoperfectus Secondary Education Fair 2021 BRILLANTMONT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Avenue Secrétan 16, 1005, Lausanne, Switzerland Its small size enables us to see each and every student as an individual with unique strengths and talents and ensures very close teacher support and contact It oers British A Levels in a wonderful Swiss setting It is still owned and run by the same family who founded it in 1882 and we pride ourselves on creating a home away from home Owned by the same family since the school’s foundation in 1882, Brillantmont is a leading Swiss boarding and day school, oering an internationally recognised programme. It is in the centre of Lausanne, a lively city on the shores of Lake Geneva, in the French speaking part of Switzerland. It is spacious with excellent, up to date facilities, including an incredible multipurpose hall oering a full-sized gymnasium and a 100m2 stage area. Accommodation is of the highest standard. Brillantmont has been fully accredited by NEASC and CIS for over 30 years. Brillantmont welcomes students aged 13-18, from around 30 dierent countries into Grades 8-12. Students can join for a full academic year or more or for 1 or 2 terms. Teaching is in English, but all students learn French, the local language. Students follow a British or an American programme of studies. A Summer Course in July and August gives 10-17 year olds oers French or English classes, afternoon sports’ programmes, excursions and activities. Minimum stay of 2 weeks. Living amongst so many nationalities enables students to learn about other cultures, speak new languages and develop a global network of contacts. Sharing a room with a student of another country promotes inter-cultural understanding and these friendships last a lifetime. Sports are compulsory and a wide varitey is oered, varying with the seasons. After class at Brillantmont our students are busy with clubs. Model United Nations, Habitat for Humanity, the Soup Kitchen, Young Enterprise, music, dance, art, cooking and various sports clubs and teams are just some of the many things that take place. They help develop critical thinking, strengths and talents beyond the classroom, as well as building friend- ships and having fun! The school takes advantage of its location in the heart of Europe to develop a sense of internationalism through trips to neighbouring countries and through language acquisi- tion. A week long holiday trip takes place in October and in February, we head o to the mountains for a week of skiiing. Skiing also takes place at weekends from January to April. At weekends, many activites and excursions are organised in the local area and further afield. We like our students to keep busy and to fully participate in all the opportunities oered. Outstanding pastoral care, excellent facilities and spacious accommodation help create a home from home in which students feel part of the Brillantmont family, no matter how far from home they are. www.brillantmont.ch COLLÈGE CHAMPITTET Chemin de Champittet 1, 1009 Pully, Lausanne, Switzerland Strong academic programs (International Baccalaureate, Swiss Diploma and French Baccalaureate) and 100% pass rate across all of them Great collaborations with MIT, Unicef, Juilliard, some Swiss universities and strong charity foundation program Amazing location with close access to lake Geneva and mountains as well as a family like boarding for up to 80 students Collège Champittet, founded in 1903, is The Swiss School Open to the World. Champittet is located near Lausanne right next to Lake Geneva. We welcome boys and girls from 11 y.o. from all over the world and we have over 50 nationalities in our student body. Champittet oers three diplomas programs giving access to internation- al universities: Swiss Maturity, the French Baccalaureate and the International Bacca- laureate. We also oer a unique French full immersion program to allow our students to complete a normal academic year and learn a new language. We are proud of our 100% pass rate across all 3 diplomas and our 35 average score in IB. Our students benefit from collaborations with world leading organisations, such as STEAM learning with MIT, performing arts program designed by The Juilliard School and working with UNICEF to tackle important issues. We oer a wide choice of extracurricular activities, such as sports, arts, music, skiing, excursions, humanitarian trips, etc to help our students become great leaders of tomorrow. Secondary education – boarding for students 11-18 y.o. Students can choose to follow one of the below diploma programs: International Baccalaureate – taught in English and French is taught a second language. If students are not fluent in English yet, we oer some additional English classes to help student to improve his/her level. Swiss Maturity – taught in French & English and requires a knowledge of German or Italian as a third language. French Baccalaureate – taught in French with English as a second language. We also oer some support with English for students, who are not fluent in this language yet. There is also a full French immersion program for students who wish to learn a new language. Each summer Champittet oers a unique Leadership camp in collaboration with the renowned Swiss Leadership Academy. This camp welcomes students 11 to 18 years old. Students focus on improving their leadership skills, time management and learn how to work in a team, present themselves and much more. Students are applying their learning outcomes across a wide range of exciting summer activities ranging from rock climbing to glacier expeditions, and from water sports on Lake Geneva to top museums in Switzerland. Optional English lessons are available upon request. champittet.ch LYCEUM ALPINUM ZUOZ CH-7524 Zuoz, Switzerland A strong balance between demanding academics and sports (competitive and recreational, summer and winter) Voted most innovative school in Switzerland by HundrED.org in Nov 2019 A safe and secure campus in a beautiful natural environment, oering an ideal learning environment without distractions The Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz is an international co-educational boarding in the German-speaking part of Switzerland. The school is located in beautiful alpine landscape near the famous mountain resort of St. Moritz. The vibrant school community includes 200 boarders from over 35 nations plus 100 local day students. The school’s philosophy focuses on critical thinking and student leadership, responsi- bility and social commitment, respect and tolerance as well as creativity and global connectivity. In addition to the challenging academic programmes (IGCSEs, IBDP and Swiss Matura) students pursue a rich variety of extracurricular activities including the school’s expansive sports oers, theatre groups, choir and band, an excellent visual arts and IT programme, environmental and service learning projects as well as cultural activities in Switzerland, Europe and overseas. The Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz pursues a clear academic focus and oers the following academic options: English-taught programmes: iGCSEs (Grade 9 & 10) and International Baccalaureate (IB Diploma Programme) and IB Career-related programme (IBCP) German-taught programme: Swiss Matura Both diplomas allow students to study at renowned universities around the world. The school’s College Counselling Team ensures that each student finds the most suitable university and college destination upon graduation (free service). To give students the opportunity to experience the Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz, the school also oers camp programmes: International Summer Camp (ages 10-15) Junior Day Camp (ages 6-9) International Winter Camp (ages 10-15) www.lyceum-alpinum.ch COLLEGE SAINT CHARLES Route de Belfort 10, 2900 Porrentruy, Switzerland Multi-lingual expertise Specialised teaching facilities (science, IT, language labs) With class size averaging 10, Saint Charles students are given the opportunity to shine and develop a sense of accomplishment and personal worth College Saint Charles, founded in 1897, is a selective school on a campus located next to a river and the castle of Porrentruy. We welcome primary, middle and high school children from all over Switzerland the world ages 10 to 18. We oer three diplomas: the Swiss Matura in French, the bilingual Swiss Matura in English and French, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma in English all leading to prestigious Swiss, UK and US universities. An extensive extra-curricular programme encourages the exploration of a diverse range of sporting and artistic interests. Pupils are coached by dedicated sports, art, music and drama specialists. College Saint Charles has an indoor swimming pool and a 200-seat cinema. www.saint-charles.ch CATS COLLEGES Cambridge, London and Canterbury Scholarships: From 5% - 50% tuition scholarships available. First class accommodation: On campus En-suite housing and dining for students. Nationality mix: 85 dierent nationalities We combine exceptionally high-quality teaching with a deep understanding of our students and their personal needs. We do this in a welcoming and enriching environ- ment, a home-from-home where students are free to develop their potential both academically and personally. CATS oer high school programmes at four exceptional campuses, located in Cambridge, Canterbury and London in the UK, and in Boston, USA Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Art delivers Art & Design, Drama and Music pathways, Degree and Postgraduate programmes. Our courses are validated by or delivered in partnership with leading institutions including: the University of the Arts London, Trinity College London, Falmouth University as well as media giant Hearst Magazines UK. We pride ourselves on our personalised approach to learning, creating an environment in which to nurture, educate and encourage creative individuals. In 2019, 100% of our Foundation & Extended Diploma Art & Design students received oers from top Art & Design universities and 89% of our BA students graduating with either a 1st or 2:1. At CATS our students in the UK benefit from: Big variety of programmes: IGCSE, International Baccalaureate, A Level, University Foundation, Academic English and Academic summer school.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Schweizerische Privatschulen Ecoles Privees En Suisse Ecoles Privees En Suisse En Privees Ecoles • Istituti Privati in Svizzera Private Schools in Switzerland
    Information und Beratung Information et conseils Informazione e consultazione Information and advice Información y consulta «Gute für die ganze Schweiz Service Scolaire de la FSEP pour toute la Suisse Case postale per tutta la Svizzera CH-3001 Berne for the whole of Switzerland Tél. +41 31 328 40 50 COLEGIOS PRIVADOS EN SUIZA 2018–2019 SUIZA EN PRIVADOS COLEGIOS • para toda la Suiza Fax +41 31 328 40 55 www.swiss-schools.ch [email protected] Noten für für die Region Lausanne/Vaud Association Vaudoise des Ecoles Privées (AVDEP) pour la région Lausanne/Vaud Case postale 1215 per la regione Lausanne/Vaud CH-1001 Lausanne for the region Lausanne/Vaud Tél. +41 21 796 33 00 para la región Lausanne/Vaud Fax +41 21 796 33 11 PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN SWITZERLAND SCHOOLS PRIVATE • www.avdep.ch die PKG*» [email protected] für die Region Genève Association Genevoise des Ecoles Privées (AGEP) pour la région Genève 98, rue de Saint-Jean per la regione Genève Case postale 5278 for the region Genève CH-1211 Genève 11 para la región Genève Tél. +41 58 715 32 30 *Mitglieder des Verbandes Schweizerischer Privat- IN SVIZZERA PRIVATI ISTITUTI • Fax +41 58 715 32 13 schulen (VSP) können sich der PKG Pensionskasse www.agep.ch [email protected] zu Vorzugskonditionen anschliessen. SCHWEIZERISCHE PRIVATSCHULEN ECOLES PRIVEES EN SUISSE ECOLES PRIVEES EN SUISSE ECOLES • ISTITUTI PRIVATI IN SVIZZERA PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN SWITZERLAND PKG Pensionskasse COLEGIOS PRIVADOS EN SUIZA 6000 Luzern 6 Tel 041 418 50 00 [email protected] · pkg.ch Printed in Switzerland/06.2018 9'000 SCHWEIZERISCHE
    [Show full text]
  • Zuoz Zeitung 2017
    JAHRGANG // 76. ZUOZzeitung 02–2017 02–2017 NEW BUILDING OPENING OF CHESA UREZZA TRIATHLON CHALLENGE FIRST TRIATHLON FOR OUR STUDENTS GRAZCHA FICH KOKI GEHT IN PENSION HIGHLIGHTS SUMMER GAMES 2017 CHRONIK 1906 – 2016 WIR GRATULIEREN RÜDIGER VON MALTZAHN & TONY VAN HOBOKEN REGIONALGRUPPEN NEWS UND EVENTS SCHULE & INTERNAT 3 Editorial 5 Headmaster’s News 6 Eröffnung Chesa Urezza 8 Graduation 2017 10 College Counselling Office 11 Clubs & Societies 12 Creative Writing Club Editorial 14 Community Work in South Africa 16 News from the Student Council 17 News from the Boarding House 18 Community Weekend 20 Inspirational Talk by June EVENTS 21 Zuoz on the Road 22 Holiday Camps SPORTS 24 Triathlon 26 International Cricket Festival In den letzten Monaten feierten wir eine Vielzahl an Premieren. 27 Benny Oei Fives Tournament in Geneva 28 Matt Wiseman Allen voran natürlich die Eröffnung der Chesa Urezza, einen ers- 30 Piz Palü ten Einblick erhalten Sie in dieser Ausgabe. Am besten schauen 31 Matura Project: Making our own Skis Sie sich den neuen Speisesaal, die wunderschöne Terrasse, die KULTUR grosszügigen Schul- und Internatszimmer aber vor Ort an, Sie 32 Inszenierte Selbstportraits sind herzlich willkommen! Premiere feierten auch unsere The- 34 IB Visual Arts atergruppen, die Vorstellungen begeisterten unser treues Zuoz 36 Bookface Globe Publikum und wir freuen uns auf die kommenden Produk- 38 Die ganze Welt ist eine Bühne 40 Alla Kiperman: An Actor in New York tionen. Lesen Sie mehr dazu in der Rubrik Kultur. Auch sportlich stand ein Novum auf dem Programm, im September absolvierten PEOPLE 27 Schülerinnen und Schüler sowie Lehrpersonen den Seeland- 42 Koki 43 Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • Jahresbericht Schuljahr 2018/2019 Annual
    Jahresbericht Schuljahr 2018/2019 Annual Report School Year 2018/2019 Jahresberichte 3 Annual Report Inhaltsverzeichnis Table of Contents H i h li h t s 4 4 Aus en n e na t en Boarding House Life 2 6 4 Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz Inhaltsverzeichnis 5 Contents K la s s ens t r u t u en Class Structures 3 2 J a h r es r ech nung Annual Financial Statements 5 4 In Kürze Overview W H IS H O M I T G L E D E R E T Z E R K E M E M BE R F 6 Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz In Kürze 7 Overview AUF EINEN BLICK AT A GLANCE Schülerinnen & Schüler (Jahresdurchschnitt) Abschlüsse Jahresrechnung [1’000 CHF] 2018/19 Vorjahr Veränderung Students (Annual average) Diplomas Financial statement [1’000 CHF] Previous year Change Matura & Abitur 27 Betrieblicher Ertrag Operating income...................................................................................... 20’064 19’163 902 2018/19 Vorjahr Previous year Gesamt Total Gesamt Total Aufwand Unterricht & Internate Expenses on tuition & boarding houses......................... -2’613 -2’601 -12 283 268 Bruttoergebnis Gross profit...................................................................................................... 17’451 16’562 889 Personalaufwand Expenses for personnel.............................................................................. -13’950 -12’812 -1’139 Interne Interne Übriger betrieblicher Aufwand Other operating expenses.................................................... -2’152 -2’233 82 Boarders Boarders Gesamt Total 181 177 67 Betriebliches Ergebnis vor Abschreibungen, Wertberichtigungen, Finanzerfolg und Steuern (EBITDA) Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA). ............... 1’349 1’516 -168 Abschreibungen Depreciation.................................................................................................... -1’200 -1’370 169 Externe Externe Day students Day students Betriebliches Ergebnis vor Finanzerfolg und Steuern (EBIT) 102 91 Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT).......................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Swiss Schools and Lifestyle Guide
    Swiss SCHOOL & LIFESTYLE GUIDE A guide to the educational system in Switzerland and the best locations to live, created in partnership with Carfax Consultants. Welcome letter Switzerland remains one of the world’s most revered and sought after locations and it is no surprise as we explore on page 6; the country is consistently rated strongly for its high standards of living, excellent education, quality of life, a robust and stable economy and favourably low levels of tax, crime and poverty. Private individuals who are drawn by this safe and dependable environment regularly approach Knight Frank to seek our recommendations and guidance from over 12 years working across this market. The Knight Frank Swiss Schools and Lifestyle Guide was developed alongside Carfax Consultants and the collective knowledge from our network of over 13 offices spread strategically throughout the country to provide a comprehensive overview of the top private schools, plus a guide to some of the various lifestyle options available and information on how to purchase. The guide considers both clients seeking permanent residence (see pages 4 & 5) as well as those who desire a holiday home or just to invest in Swiss real estate as a non-resident (see page 12). The Benefits of a Swiss Education (see page 14) offers a unique insight by Carfax Consultants for those not so familiar with the variety of options on offer. The experience that Carfax can provide to help clients place their children within the right school is paramount to a successful relocation. We hope you find the information useful and if you have any questions, or wish to find out more about how our team can help you find your dream home, with great educational options close by, please get in touch.
    [Show full text]
  • ANNEX 2 Italian Diplomas of Secondary Education Degree Or
    ANNEX 2 Italian diplomas of secondary education degree or degrees at schools foreign or international 1. Secondary education or second-degree five-year 2. Secondary education or second-degree lasting four years achieved only if at the Italian state and private schools abroad 3. QUALIFICATIONS ACHIEVED AT "SCHOOL OF THE BORDER" Qualifications obtained at the "schools of the border" in public management where the teaching is taught in Italian (see list below) should be valid in the country where refer to the same courses for which registration is sought university in Italy. CROATIA In the jurisdiction of the Consulate General of Italy in River: - High School Italian "Talijanska Srednja Skola", Via E.Barcic, 6-51000 River; - High School Italian "Talijanska Srednja Skola" Madulinska 3-52000 Pola; - High School Italian "Talijanska Srednja Skola", Via G. Carducci - 52210 Rovinj; - Middle School "Leonardo da Vinci", Hill Schools, 1-51460 Buie. SLOVENIA In the jurisdiction of the Consulate General of Italy in Koper: - Gymnasium "GR Carli," Piazzale Gymnasium, 7 - Koper; - Gymnasium "Antonio Sema" - Piran-between Via Orti, 8 - Portoroz; - Middle School "Pietro Coppo," Via Zustovic, sn - Island. SWITZERLAND In the jurisdiction of the Consulate General of Italy in Lugano: - All Colleges of second-degree awarding maturity 'federal; - High Schools cantonal Bellinzona, Locarno, Lugano I, II Lugano, Mendrisio issuing the maturity A, B, C, D, E; - Cantonal School of Commercial Maturity of Bellinzona (valid for all faculties AD EXCEPT courses Medicine and Surgery, Veterinary Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy) and Architecture); - University of Applied Sciences of Italian Switzerland (SUPSI). In the jurisdiction of the Consulate of Italy in Chur: - Cantonal School of Chur; - Private school "Lyceum alpinum" Zuoz.
    [Show full text]
  • Yurtdışı Eğitim Programları 2016
    Yurtdışı Eğitim Programları 2016 Konumuz yabancı dil, ama sizinle aynı dili konuşuyoruz. www.biltur.com Dünyanın seçkin okulları. 1980’den beri Biltur farkıyla. Language Centre İçindekiler AMERİKA İsKOÇYA İspANYA ELS · Pepperdine University 8 Gordonstoun International Summer School 45 Enforex · Madrid 68 ELS · Eckerd College 9 Sotogrande International School 69 ELS · Lawrenceville School 10 KANADA ELS Juilliard School 11 İtALYA · University of Toronto 46 ELS Nike Sports Camps 12 · CISS · Trinity College 47 Linguaviva 70 Suffield Academy 13 Summer Discovery 14 İRLANDA LİsE EğİtİMİ Summerfuel · Pre–College 16 Summerfuel · Social Entrepreneurship 17 ATC · University College Dublin 48 Lise Eğitimi · İngiltere · Tasis 71 ELC · MIT 18 Emerald Institute · Trinity College 49 Lise Eğitimi · İsviçre 72 ELC · UCLA & UCSB 19 Lise Eğitimi · Kanada · CISS 74 BELçİKA Lise Eğitimi · Almanya 75 İngİlTERE CERAN · St. Roch (Fransızca) 50 TÜRKİyE CERAN · UK 20 CERAN · Spa (Almanca) 51 Discovery Summer · Gündüzlü Programlar 21 Geleceğin Yıldızları · Uludağ Yaz Kampları 76 Discovery Summer · Marymount School 22 FRANSA Geleceğin Yıldızları · Alaçatı Sörf Kampı 77 Discovery Summer Woldingham School 23 · CERAN · Paris 52 Discovery Summer Radley College 24 YETİŞKİNLER İÇİN · Lines · Passy Buzenval 53 Discovery Summer Shrewsbury School 25 · Ecole des Roches 54 ELS · Language Centers 80 Discovery Summer Uppingham College 26 · CIA · Lycée Carnot 55 The London School of English 82 Discovery Summer Winchester College 27 · Azurlingua · Nice 56 Excel English 83 Our World · Caterham School 28 Campus International de Cannes 57 Frances King School of English 84 Our World · Dulwich College 29 Hilderstone College 85 Our World Wycombe Abbey School 30 · ALMANYA International House · London 86 TASIS England Summer Programs 31 Eastbourne School of English 87 Lines Downe House School 32 Humboldt Institut 58 · The English Language Center · Brighton 88 Lines · Queenswood School 33 Regent Language Traning 89 İsvİçRE Absolutely English · Sherborne School 34 St.
    [Show full text]
  • Jahresbericht Schuljahr 2019/2020 Annual
    Jahresbericht Schuljahr 2019/2020 Annual Report School Year 2019/2020 Jahresberichte 3 Annual Report Highlights 48 Aus den Internaten Boarding House Life 30 4 Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz Inhaltsverzeichnis 5 Contents Klassenstrukturen Class Structures 36 Jahresrechnung Annual Financial Statements 58 In Kürze Overview WHO IS WHO 6 Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz In Kürze 7 Overview AUF EINEN BLICK AT A GLANCE Schülerinnen & Schüler (Jahresdurchschnitt) Abschlüsse Jahresrechnung [1’000 CHF] 2019/20 Vorjahr Veränderung Students (Annual average) Diplomas Financial statement [1’000 CHF] Previous year Change Matura & Abitur 27 Betrieblicher Ertrag Operating income...................................................................................... 19’956 20’064 -108 2019/20 Vorjahr Previous year Gesamt Total Gesamt Total Aufwand Unterricht & Internate Expenses on tuition & boarding houses......................... -2’264 -2’613 349 287 283 Bruttoergebnis Gross profit...................................................................................................... 17’692 17’451 241 Personalaufwand Expenses for personnel.............................................................................. -14’162 -13’950 -212 Interne Interne Übriger betrieblicher Aufwand Other operating expenses.................................................... -2’100 -2’152 52 Boarders Boarders Gesamt Total 181 181 64 Betriebliches Ergebnis vor Abschreibungen, Wertberichtigungen, Finanzerfolg und Steuern (EBITDA) Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA).
    [Show full text]
  • The New Eurotrotters: Freedom to Work, Freedom to Learn
    NWK_13_11_06_UK 1/11/06 3:54 pm Page 2 Focus on International Schools Advertisement The New Eurotrotters: Freedom to Work, Freedom to Learn Embracing the New Europe other critical elements in achieving a balanced, fulfilling, existence: the A United Europe provides its citizens with unprecedented freedom of happiness, security and opportunities of both one’s partner and movement. European universities compete for students. International children. Success is not only about making a living. It’s also about companies compete for outstanding professionals. The recently making a life. The bottom line is that Eurotrotters will ‘trot’ if the move founded and widespread European Union Agencies recruit new talent provides career opportunities for partners and a quality, transferable to staff their numerous posts. education for their children. Parents accepting a move for reasons of The nature of assignments is changing too, with an increase in personal career will think long and hard if they feel they are outsourcing in all sectors. The workplace is more mobile and project- jeopardizing their children’s futures. oriented. People work on shorter contracts, work part-time, and change their place of work more frequently. ‘Eurotrotters’: young, smart professionals This increased flexibility is a positive element for the economy of the EU and provides possibilities for international organizations to plan open to frequent changes of work, their management futures. European citizens now have real choices on location and language optimal location for their work and retirement. Taking advantage of this freedom is a new generation of ‘Eurotrotters’: young, smart professionals open to frequent changes of work, location and The Educational Challenge language.
    [Show full text]
  • Zuozzeitung 02–2019 // 78
    JAHRGANG // 78. ZUOZZEITUNG 02–2019 02–2019 HEADMASTER'S TECH TRIP CORPS OF SUMMER GAMES FANFALUCA REGIONAL- NEWS USA VOLUNTEERS 2019 2019 GRUPPEN Schule der Balance Boston, San Francisco Ein Rück- und Das 90-jährige Schweizer Jugend- News aus den und Silicon Valley Ausblick Jubiläum der theaterfestival Regionen Summer Games SCHULE & INTERNAT Headmaster's News 3 3 Headmaster’s News 6 Congratulations to the Class of 19! 8 Tech Trip nach Boston und ins Silicon Valley 9 Extra Curricular Activities 11 Design and Technology Development 12 Projektwoche 13 Award Ceremony 14 Unterstützung Stipendienstiftung Headmaster’s 15 CIS Accreditation 16 English Primary Programme 18 Rezitationsabend 19 Wanderausstellung „Wege aus der Depression“ News 20 Summer & Winter Camps 22 Ein Dach für die Bildung – das „Corps of Volunteers“ im Einsatz 25 Schüler helfen bei Aufräumarbeit 26 Reorganisation der Büroräumlichkeiten am Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz 27 iSAMS: Our new School Management System PARTNERSCHAFTEN 28 Erfolgreicher Studienstart des MBI: über 170 Studierende zu Gast am Lyceum Alpinum PEOPLE 29 Familie Grütter-Gfeller 31 Porträts neue Mitarbeiter 36 Interview School Captains SPORTS 38 Mit dem Fahrrad auf den „Mount Everest“ 39 Summer Games 2019 41 Sommersporttag und Spielnachmittag 42 Fives SCHULE DER BALANCE 43 River Rafting the Inn 46 Resultate Crosslauf 2019 49 Rugby Renaissance Liebe Leserinnen und Leser KULTUR Die Welt scheint sich heute viel schneller zu drehen als früher. 50 Schweizer Jugendtheaterfestival Fanfaluca 2019 52 Lia Rumantscha 100 Jahr-Jubiläum Algorithmen, „Artificial Intelligence“, „Big Data“ und „Machi- 54 Urban Sketchers in Zuoz ne Learning“ sind die neuen Kulturtechniken, die den rasan- 56 Globe Night 2019 ten Wandel in Wissenschaft, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft vor- EDITORIAL & PERSPECTIVES antreiben.
    [Show full text]
  • Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz Summer Camp Brochure
    NEW: Digital International Skills Summer Camp 2018 Camp 1 Sunday 15 July – Saturday 28 July GER, ENG, FRE Camp 2 Language Sports Digital Skills Film Acting GolfGolf Sunday 29 July – Saturday 11 August Summer Camp 2018 (10 – 15 years of age) Morning – Language Course (English, French or German) Study in class – practise in real life! Learn a language the Summer Camp way by hearing and using it all day. Our experienced language teachers know how to make this happen. Afternoon Options Sports Digital Skills Film Acting Golf • Rope park • Learn computer • Stage Acting vs. • 3 hours training per day • Hiking programming Camera/Film Acting • From beginners to low- • Mountain biking • Design your own app or • Work with the director handicap players • Football, volleyball computer game • Learn public speaking • Instructed by • Swimming, sailing • Build a robot and improvisation Swiss PGA Pros • Tennis • Learn how to stay safe • Use camera to learn • Groups of 10 players • Dance, yoga online filming/angles Two-week option* Two-week option* Two-week option* Two-week option* CHF 4,200.– CHF 4,200.– CHF 4,200.– CHF 4,900.– Evenings and Weekends Expect an evening programme of entertainment and sports, including river rafting and mountain activities on the weekends. Study Monday – Friday Schedule 7:30 8:30-11:45 12:00 13:00-17:00 17:30-18:15 18:30 19:00-21:30 22:00 *Important Information: Fees are all-inclusive and cover Junior Day Camp 2018 30 hours of language lessons and 8 hours of supervised (6 – 9 years of age) study periods, 24-hour pastoral care, learning material, accommodation in single or double rooms, meals, beverages, laundry, 3 – 4 hours of activities per day, evening and • From Monday to Friday weekend activities, and pick-up service Zurich Airport to • Morning (8:30 – 11:45): English (level A0, A1, A2 and B1) Zuoz and return.
    [Show full text]
  • SGIS Sports Contacts 2011-12
    SGIS Sports Contacts 2011-12 School Short name Address ZIP Code & City Athletic Director e-mail Telephone Natel Fax Michael Thompson [email protected] Aiglon College Aiglon Avenue Centrale 1885 Chesières-Villars 024 496 61 73 079 570 43 53 024 496 61 62 Simon Hayden [email protected] Beau Soleil College Alpin International Beau Soleil Avenue Centrale 1884 Villars-sur-Ollon Pierre Medard [email protected] 024 496 26 26 079 615 59 08 024 496 26 27 70396 Kandern Black Forest Academy Black Forest Postfach 1109 Pat Woodward [email protected] 49 7626 91 61 15 49 7626 88 21 GERMANY 12-18, av. Brillantmont Intl. School Brillantmont 1005 Lausanne Ali Zerika [email protected] 021 310 04 00 076 420 65 87 021 302 84 17 Secrétan Collège du Léman CDL Rte de Sauverny 74 1290 Versoix Robert Brady [email protected] 022 775 57 03 078 639 26 22 022 775 55 59 Ecole d'Humanité Ecole Ecole d'Humanité 6085 Hasliberg Jurina Harders [email protected] 033 972 92 54 079 894 75 79 - Haut-Lac Quai Maria Haut-Lac Ecole Internationale Bilingue 1800 Vevey Serge Bodenghien [email protected] 021 925 40 00 079 797 02 94 021 925 40 01 Primary Belgia 16 Haut-Lac Ecole Haut-Lac Route du Tirage 14 1806 St. Legier-La Chiesaz Antoine Laffay [email protected] 021 943 06 60 079 859 19 04 021 943 06 61 Internationale Bilingue Secondary Institut auf dem Rosenberg Rosenberg Höhenweg 60 9000 St.
    [Show full text]
  • An Interview with Miranda Hart: Dowe House Alumnae UK Boarding for Girls
    Boarding STHE MAGAZcINE OF THhE BOARDINGo SCHOOLSo’ ASSOCIAl TION An interview with Miranda Hart: Dowe House Alumnae UK boarding for girls - Vivienne Durham, CEO, GSA Destination Scotland - a focus north of the border Summer 2018 3 Diversity & transformation Cranleigh’s Martin Reader, BSA and Continuing our transformative theme, the boarding secto r a re celebra ting GSA’s new Chi ef Execut ive, V ivie nne ‘Transforming Comm un ities’. In m y Durham addr esse s the ch ang ing fa ce of three years at BSA, and 12 in th e girls-only boarding in her article ‘UK sector, the pace of t ransfor mation boarding for girls’ on page 20, while has been great. While the Dr Christo phe r Thurb er en lightens mainstream m edia may l ike to make rea ders on page 56 with the second boarding the by-line for privilege, instalmen t of hi s series ‘Ma sculinity in those on the fro n tlin e ar e working the 21st century’. Writer and actress tirelessly to be inclusive, diverse and Miranda H art talks fo ndl y of h er time in transform comm u niti es. bo arding and ho w her e xp erien ce h as shaped her succe ss in her inte rv iew In his artic le on p ag e nine, Ma rtin w ith Scho ol Noti ces o n pag e 10. A s I highlights the recent research released depart for mate rnity leav e I look by the Boarding Sc hool Par tne rships forward to reading about the exciting (BSP) project – jointly funded by BSA and trans formative wo rk o f ou r and DfE – which loo ks at t he va luable member s choo ls in futur e issues.
    [Show full text]