Today Kristian shared with us a tradition form his home country Bulgaria; Martenitsa.

In Bulgaria, the arrival of spring is celebrated with Martenitsa, a charming tradition steeped in folklore. These red and white adornments symbolize health and prosperity, worn from March 1st until the sighting of the first stork or blossoming tree. Martenitsa embodies renewal and hope, as Bulgarians exchange them with loved ones to usher in the season of rebirth. This delightful custom fosters community spirit and connects Bulgarians to their rich cultural heritage.

Kristian brought bracelets to everyone so he could share this tradition with all his housemates.

As the winter weather in Versoix subsides our borders are emerging from Concha house to enjoy Versoix and our beautiful spring garden.  Baseball, boxing, and beautiful runs around the trails of Versoix are great moments that our boys are enjoying to the fullest!

Here are a few highlights from the past few weeks!

The Geneva Auto Show has long been revered as a melting pot of innovation, where the brightest minds in the automotive industry converge to unveil the future of mobility. And this year was no exception. Our boarders had the chance to witness firsthand the remarkable strides being made in automotive technology, sustainability, and design.

Today at Collège du Léman was packed with excitement and exploration! Here’s a glimpse into the action-packed day our boarders enjoyed:

Morning Run Club: The day started with a refreshing run, where we embraced the morning breeze.

Handball: The energy continued on the court with a spirited game of handball, showcasing teamwork, skill, and friendly competition.

Horse Riding: Afterward, they saddled up for a thrilling horse riding adventure, bonding with their majestic companions as they explored scenic trails.