This weekend, we’re kicking off an exciting new tradition with the first-ever House Challenge—a Boarding Word Search! Starting this weekend, each House will team up to search for hidden words. It’s the perfect way to test those team skills and add a little friendly competition to our weekend!

Every two weeks, the House Rep Committee will drop a new challenge to keep things exciting and get everyone involved. It’s all about teamwork, problem-solving, and having fun.

Let the games begin, and may the best House win this round! 🏆🔍

This weekend, our boarding house was filled with energy, laughter, and a great mix of activities! The boys enjoyed everything from visits to Geneva with friends to cooking meals together here in the House. It was wonderful to see them take ownership of the kitchen, whipping up delicious dishes to share.

The weekend was packed with activities that allowed each student to pursue their interests. Some joined a climbing session on Saturday morning, where they challenged themselves and had a lot of fun. Others participated in their regular golf and chess sessions, bringing their unique skills to each activity. We also had time for some fun creativity, making TikToks together, sharing laughs and capturing memories.

On Saturday evening, we hosted a karaoke night with some students from Louis Degallier 56, and the singing, laughter, and camaraderie made it a night to remember!

Today, some of the boys enjoyed a relaxing walk around Versoix, taking in the fresh air and scenic views. Others took the opportunity to go for a walk with Mr. Mike’s dog, which added an extra bit of joy to their day.

Overall, it was a fantastic weekend filled with meaningful activities, laughter, and time to unwind. Here’s to another great week ahead in our boarding community!

Diego Climbing

Antonio Climbing

Diego, Antonio and Ella enjoying making TikTok’s

Diego, Jeronimo, Ava, Antonio and Ella are all enjoying karaoke night.

Jeronimo before going out to capture some beautiful photos locally here in Versoix.

One of Jeronimo’s photos from today.

Saturday’s pasta dinner was cooked by Antonio.

Antonio is out on a walk with Mr Mike’s beautiful dog this afternoon.

Halloween night in Franconis was filled with spooky fun and plenty of laughs! The highlight of the evening was our pumpkin carving contest, where the students put their creativity to the test, crafting everything from creepy faces to funny designs. The pumpkins lit up with a ghostly glow, setting the perfect Halloween vibe.

Wishing you all a Happy Halloween from Franconis – may it be filled with frights, fun, and just a little bit of magic! 🎃👻🍬

Some of the pumpkins from the pumpkin carving competition.

The Franconis pumpkin that the boys created.

Antonio and Kaishu working on the pumpkin.

Wishing everyone a relaxing and enjoyable October holiday! Whether you’re spending time with family, travelling, or just taking a well-deserved break, we hope you recharge and come back refreshed.

As a reminder, don’t forget to download the CDL app if you haven’t already. It’s the best way to stay up to date on all school notices and important updates.

https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/college-du-leman/parent-essentials/cdl-news-app

Have a wonderful holiday!

This evening at Collège du Léman, we had the pleasure of experiencing traditional Japanese cuisine, and it was an unforgettable evening for everyone. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as we explored the rich flavours of Japanese culture through a variety of delicious dishes.

The cooking team prepared an array of classic meals, including Miso soup, Sushi, Yakitori, Gyozas, Vegetable tempura, and Ramen. Each dish gave us a true taste of Japan, making it a culinary experience that will be remembered fondly by all.

This evening, Antonio and I laced up our running shoes and hit the pavement, another step in his training journey towards one of his personal goals: completing the Escalade race in Geneva this December. The Escalade, a well-known local event, is a challenging run that attracts participants from all over, and Antonio has set his sights on it with determination.

His commitment to this goal is inspiring. Balancing his academic responsibilities, social life, and other activities, Antonio still finds the time and energy to focus on his training. Each run is a step closer to his goal, and tonight’s session was no exception. It’s amazing to see him push himself, not only to meet expectations in the classroom but also to conquer personal milestones like this one.

With dedication and perseverance, I have no doubt Antonio will cross the finish line in December, proud of all he’s achieved along the way. Keep running strong, Antonio!