Le Rosey Summer Camp

Le Rosey offers you 5 fantastic Summer Camps where you can have a memorable summer holiday in an international environment...

Le Rosey offers you 5 fantastic Summer Camps where you can have a memorable summer holiday in an international environment, an incredible choice of activities offered at Le Rosey, a community based upon Le Rosey’s values where students learn about themselves and how to better understand, respect and support each other, Optional English or French lessons at the students’ own level,

Two additional sports options: Real Madrid Foundation Clinic and Tony Parker Basketball Training by ASVEL, numerous excursions to discover Switzerland and learning autonomy away from home.

7- 8 Years old 9-11 Years old 12 -16 Years old 17-19 Years old

* The My Family Camp can be booked for 2 Weeks instead of 3. The fee for 2 Weeks will be 6’000.- + 400.- pocket money.

• a memorable summer holiday in an international environment
• an incredible choice of activities offered at Le Rosey
• a community based upon Le Rosey’s values where students learn about themselves and how to better understand, respect and support each other
• Optional English or French lessons at the students’ own level
• Two additional sports options: Real Madrid Foundation Clinic and Tony Parker Basketball Training by ASVEL
• numerous excursions to discover Switzerland
• learning autonomy away from home

Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Beach-volley, Fitness training, Football, Golf (practice), Horse-riding, Nautical Sports (sailing, stand-up-paddling), Rugby, Self-defence, Swimming, Tennis, Ultimate frisbee, Uni-hockey, Wake-boarding and -surfing, Water-skiing & Yoga.

Ceramics, Circus school, Creative arts, Digital communication (web design, social media...), Digital photography, Hip-Hop, Percussion, School of Magic & Zumba.

• Option 1, Languages: 2 Daily 75-minute lessons. Acquisition/revision of French or English. Classes are made up for approximately 12 students of the same level (there are 5 levels: beginners, elementary, intermediate, upper-intermediate and advanced).
• Option 2, Sports Academy: 2 Daily 75-minute periods. Basketball, football or tennis. Team and individual practice, physical and mental coaching, tournaments.
• Option 3, Arts School: 2 Daily 75-minute periods. Theatre (interpretation, improvisation, self-confidence, body language, and final show); or a range of artistic or creative activities to develop one’s talents and imagination guided by professionals (art history & theory, art criticism & analysis, design & production...)

08.00 Wake-up 08.30 Breakfast 09.15 Start of morning program depending on the option chosen or departure for excursions 12.30 Lunch 14.00-15.30 Sports/Arts activities 15.30-16.00 Break 16.00-17.30 Sports/Arts activities 18.30-19.00 Dinner 19.30-21.00 Evening activities 21.30 Junior bedtime (-13 y.o.) 22.00 Senior bedtime

• Chill out in a canoe on the river, go on a cultural city outings to discover Swiss culture, and take part in a high-altitude adventure to admire the year-round snowfields, get a taste for Alpine activities, experience an overnight stay in a mountain chalet, etc.

• The before-last evening of the camp is dedicated to a show highlighting the students’ work; the last evening they attend a prize-giving ceremony where their language and sporting achievements are recognized, followed by a farewell party. Parents are welcome to attend both the show and the prize-giving ceremony.

• Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Beach-volley, Climbing, Football, Golf (practice only), Nautical sports (sailing, stand-up-paddling), Self-defence, Shooting air-rifle (from age 13), Swimming, Table tennis, Tennis, Wake-boarding and -surfing, Waterskiing, 24 hours of Horse-riding in a nature reserve with a night in a bivouac is offered as an optional excursion in addition to the afternoon program

• Circus school, Cooking, Creative arts, Dancing, Digital photography, Film-making and -acting, Hip-Hop, School of Magic, Singing & Web design.

Class average up to 12 students who are grouped according to their level.

Programme: during language classes, you will be required to work on the basics of grammar and vocabulary, in addition to the acquisition and development of the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing.

Maths Lessons are taught in English. Students wishing to opt for Maths should therefore have a good level of English. The programme caters to a wide range of Maths levels. Students will be helped to gain confidence in the basics, consolidate what they know and, for high-flyers, be challenged with more ambitious topics.

• Option 1, Intensive Language: 4 periods (50 minutes each) of French or English
• Option 2, Language: 2 periods of English followed by 2 periods of French or Spanish
• Option 3, Maths & Language: 2 periods of Maths followed by 2 periods of English or French or Spanish

• 08.00 Wake-up
• 08.30 Breakfast
• 09.00-09.50 Period 1
• 10.00-10.50 Period 2
• 10.50-11.15 Break
• 11.15-12.05 Period 3
• 12.30-13.00 Lunch
• 13.30-14.20 Period 4
• 15.00-16.30 Sports/Arts
• 16.30-17.00 Break
• 17.00-18.30 Sports/Arts
• 19.00-19.30 Dinner
• 20.00-21.00 Evening activities
• 21.30 Junior bedtime (-13 y.o.)
• 22.00 Senior bedtime

• Upon enrolment for the July session you will choose 7 activities from an extensive list of some 20 sports and 10 arts and crafts workshops. If you are attending the August session, you will choose 5 activities from an extensive list of some 15 sports and 10 arts and crafts workshops. If necessary, you will be able to make changes on the first day of the camp.

• Sports available in July: Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Beach-volley, Fitness training, Football, Golf (practice only), Horse-riding, Nautical sports (sailing, stand-up-paddling), Rugby, Self-defence, Swimming, Tennis, Ultimate frisbee, Uni-hockey, Wake-boarding and -surfing, Water-skiing and Yoga.
• Creative activities available in July: Ceramics, Circus School, Creative arts, Digital communication (website design, social media...), Hip-Hop, Percussion, School of magic and Zumba.

• Sports available in August: Air-rifle, Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Beach-volley, Climbing, Football, Golf (practice only), Nautical sports (sailing, stand-up-paddling), Self-defence, Swimming, Table tennis, Tennis, Wake-boarding and -surfing and Water-skiing.
• Creative activities available in August: Circus School, Creative arts, Cooking, Dancing, Digital photography, Film-making and acting, Hip-Hop, School of magic, Singing and Web-design.

• 08.00 Wake-up
• 08.30-09.00 Breakfast
• 09.00-12.15 Start of SAT classes
• 12.30-13.00Lunch
• 14.00-18.00 Sports/Arts activities
• 19.00 Dinner
• 19.30 Evening activities
• 23.00 Bedtime

• 08.00 Wake-up
• 08.30-09.00 Breakfast
• 09.00-12.15 Start of SAT classes
• 12.30-13.00 Lunch
• 13.30 SAT classes
• 15.00 Sports/Arts activities
• 19.00 Dinner
• 20.00 Evening activities
• 23.00 Bedtime

• You will discover the wonders of Switzerland: mountain adventures, theme parks by the lake, hiking through magnificent natural landscapes, as well as excursions to cities and places or summer events of cultural interest.

• While some students may choose to leave accompanied by their relatives from Saturday noon to Sunday 6.00pm, those staying on the campus will be offered a varied program of: entertaining activities, cruising on Lake Geneva or horse-riding, shopping time in Geneva or Lausanne, barbecues, discos, and much more...

• A range of relaxing activities, pool games, themed events, discos and free time for friends or homework, cultural events, etc., tailored for students aged 15-18.

• The July session holds two evening celebrations: the day before and the penultimate day of the camp, dedicated to an artistic performance showcasing your talents and sporting achievements, and a prize-giving ceremony for SAT Campers. the august session combines both events into one single night. Parents are welcome to attend the show and the prize-giving ceremony.

• Enjoy a stay in the mountains, discover life there and its treasures, spend a night in a mountain refuge and in teepees.
• Live in a community and be part of its family spirit.
• Get to know students of different nationalities and cultures, and share Le Rosey’s core values, respect and tolerance.
• Learn and use French or English as a means of communicating with people from across the world. Enjoy a wealth of sporting and artistic activities, learning to face challenges, take part in expeditions and take on responsibilities.
• Learn autonomy away from home.

Aerobics, Badminton, Basketball, Beach-volley, Climbing, Football, Golf (practice only), Mountain trekking, Orienteering with GPS guidance, Swimming, Table tennis, Tennis and Via Ferrata.

Cooking, Creative Arts, Visual Media and Theatre.

• Intensive course: French 2 Daily 75-minute periods per morning, including Saturday.
• Intensive course: English 2 Daily 75-minute periods per morning, including Saturday.

08.00 Wake-up 08.30 Breakfast 09.00-10.30 Language lessons 10.30-11.00 Break 11.00-12.00 Language lessons 12.30-13.00 Lunch 14.00-18.00 Sports/Arts activities, including Tea time 18.45-19.30 Dinner 19.45-21.15 Evening activities 21.45 Bedtime

• You will discover the wonders of Switzerland: an overnight stay in the mountain wilderness, high-altitude adventures, theme parks by the lake, hiking through magnificent natural landscapes, excursions to cities and places of cultural interest, as well as experiencing mountain famers’ life first hand

• A range of team competitions, sports tournaments, relaxing activities, creative workshops and surprise nights...

• While some students may choose to leave accompanied by their relatives from Saturday noon to Sunday 6.00pm, those staying on the campus will be offered a varied programme of entertaining activities, shopping time in Gstaad or Montreux, barbecues, cinema, discos, and much more...

• The last evening of the camp is dedicated to a farewell party. Parents are welcome to attend the event.

We encourage all students to develop their skills and talents, and we work hard to build their character and resilience. Our students sit a variety of International GCSE (IGCSE) exams, GCSE exams, and O Levels in the Fourth and Fifth Forms. In the Sixth Form, we follow the challenging International Baccalaureate Diploma programme (IB Diploma) to ensure access to the world’s leading universities. We also help students prepare for other exams such as the American SATs, and a variety of English examinations (IELTS, First Certificate in English (FCE) and Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET)).

We were conceived as a small school and we continue to be so; students receive exceptional levels of individual attention. We provide excellent support for students whose first language is not English, and for those who have mild dyslexia or other moderate special educational needs.

A grading system called “Mark Reading” is used in every year group in the school, with marks given for both effort and attainment. These marks are used to calculate grade point averages and award end-of-year prizes. During each term, students also take internal exams in most subjects. Parents receive regular updates and are welcome to contact their child’s tutor or Houseparents with any concerns.

• learn how to handle a large yacht, using both engine and sails
• practice sailing manœuvres
• learn how to calculate routes using maps and electronic navigation equipment
• appreciate the importance of teamwork and mutual respect
• relax and enjoy water sports
• Activities include: Sailing maneuvers, maritime map reading, exploring islands, swimming, snorkelling, sea bob, waterskiing, wakeboarding, navigation using lasers, kayaking, etc.

Rock climbing, Rappelling, An ascent to 4000m, Glacier walks using crampons, An introduction to orienteering and GPS navigation, Hanging Bridge (mega swing fixed under a bridge), Nights in mountain huts & Discovering Alpine flora and fauna.

Sailing manoeuvres, Maritime map reading, Exploring islands, Snorkelling, Waterskiing, Wakeboarding, Navigation using lasers & Kayaking.

• The Ipharra is a 34-metre catamaran sailboat built for offshore cruising. It is a secure, well-furnished, fast yacht which has 4 triple-berth cabins with bathrooms for the students, crew’s quarters and 3 cabins housing the 5 crew members.
• The Ipharra also has a classroom equipped with IT resources; a huge cockpit which serves as a dining room/meeting area and cinema; a reading room, and a flying deck used for marine observation, astronomy and, of course, lazing in the sun!
• The yacht also has: a dinghy used for exploration (Zodiac), a light Laser sailing boat used for sailing lessons; electric powered sea bobs (also used for exploration), snorkeling equipment, a kayak, waterskiing and wakeboarding equipment, not to mention all the usual modern security equipment, GSM and satellite communication and navigation systems. More at: www.ipharra.com