Today was Thanksgiving, and we celebrated it in a very special way. We gathered in the dining hall for a festive dinner that included classic dishes like corn, turkey, pumpkin, and other autumn vegetables. Of course, no Thanksgiving would be complete without dessert, so we enjoyed delicious pumpkin pie and apple pie.

In the evening, we moved to the living room back in the house for a meaningful activity. Each of us took a moment to reflect and write down what we are thankful for. These notes became the feathers of a colorful turkey we created together—a beautiful reminder of gratitude and togetherness. Our turkey of gratitude now decorates the room, reminding us of the things that truly matter.

After an amazing day exploring Montreux, we returned to the house ready to start the week. But before diving into our routines, we took a special moment to celebrate Paul David’s birthday together.

Everyone gathered in the living room, filled with smiles and excitement. We sang a heartfelt “Happy Birthday,” Paul David blew out his candles, and then the fun really began—our favorite game at the moment: hide and seek! Laughter echoed through the house as everyone joined in, making it a birthday to remember.

Happy Birthday, PD! Here’s to many more joyful moments together.

Today, we came together to celebrate World Children’s Day, a special occasion that reminds us of the importance of children’s rights and well-being. Our Primary and Middle School students showed their support by wearing blue clothes, the color that symbolizes this global day.

After dinner, the fun continued in Olympus, where we enjoyed an evening full of laughter and games. We started with a lively round of Warm Potato, followed by an energetic game of Dodgeball, and wrapped up with the classic Traffic Light. Olympus was filled with smiles, cheers, and a wonderful sense of togetherness.

Beyond the fun, this day carried a deeper meaning. As we played and laughed, we reflected on how fortunate we are to enjoy fundamental rights—the right to go to school and learn, to play and have free time, to be listened to and express our opinions, to have a name and identity, access to good health and medical care, to be surrounded by family and people who care for us….

World Children’s Day is not just a celebration—it’s a reminder to value and protect these rights for every child, everywhere.

Today, we had the joy of celebrating Samuel’s upcoming 11th birthday! Although his special day is on Saturday, we couldn’t wait to share some fun and make him feel extra special.

For the first time in a long while, all 11 boarders gathered together—it was such a wonderful moment of connection and laughter. We kicked things off by singing “Happy Birthday” in English, followed by a playful countdown:
“Are you 1? Are you 2? … all the way to Are you 11!”

After that, we warmed up with delicious chocolate cake, while in the background, cheerful Chinese birthday music added a unique touch to the celebration. Samuel even received a thoughtful gift from a friend, which made him smile from ear to ear.

To wrap up the afternoon, we turned up the music and played a lively game of hide-and-seek—everyone joined in, and the energy was amazing!

Samuel, we wish you the very best and hope you enjoy your birthday with your family this weekend. We’re so happy we could pre-celebrate with you today!

This weekend was packed with energy and variety! We kicked things off with a mix of exciting activities—cooking, climbing, tennis, and boxing—giving everyone a chance to try something new and stay active.

The highlight of the weekend was our special karting adventure. Speed, laughter, and a little friendly competition made it an unforgettable experience for all.

As the days grow colder, we’re starting to feel the change in the air, but that didn’t stop us from enjoying every moment. On Sunday night, we wrapped things up with a friendly football match, bringing everyone together for some fun under the crisp evening sky.

Tonight was all about creativity, teamwork, and spooky vibes as our boys took part in the annual pumpkin carving house competition! With Halloween just around the corner, the excitement was palpable — and the results were nothing short of spectacular.

From brainstorming the design to carving with precision and accessorising with flair, our boys poured their energy and imagination into every detail. The pumpkin now stands proudly, a testament to their effort and house spirit.
This afternoon, we’ll find out which house takes the crown — but tonight, we celebrate participation, collaboration, and the joy of doing something festive together.

May the spookiest pumpkin win! 👻🕸️

Tonight we celebrated a very special occasion — Yaroslav turned 11! Best wishes to him and we hope he had an amazing day filled with joy and surprises.

The evening was full of warmth and excitement. We marked the celebration with delicious pizzas and a rich chocolate cake. And the highlight? Yaroslav got to open his presents, adding even more smiles to an already joyful night.

It was a wonderful moment to come together and celebrate Yaroslav — here’s to many more happy birthdays ahead!

After a well-deserved break, we’re thrilled to welcome our students back to the boarding house! The doors are open, the rooms are ready, and the energy is already building for what promises to be a vibrant and memorable term.

We hope everyone had a restful time with family and friends, and we’re looking forward to the weeks ahead filled with laughter, and some very special moments we can’t wait to share.

Stay tuned—there’s plenty of fun just around the corner!

Even with a bit of rain and wind, we made the most of the weekend with activities like badminton, tennis, hip hop, and even wakeboarding! On Saturday afternoon, we headed into Geneva for a relaxed walk and some shopping—grabbing snacks and little treats to enjoy over the weekend.

Sunday was all about bouncing and laughter at Airloop, the trampoline park, where we jumped, flipped, and had loads of fun. A perfect way to enjoy time together before the October break!

Thursday evenings are becoming a joyful tradition in our house—music, singing, and dancing after showers and just before bedtime. Tonight, we turned our home into a mini concert hall! Everyone chose a song, with performances in English, Chinese, French, and more. Some sang, some danced, and some did both. It was a fun way to discover new music, learn about each other’s cultures and personalities, and share laughter through the rhythm of our shared moments.