Taha is our resident Léman 1 poet. It has been a passion of his for some time and he enjoys reading it but has not yet experimented much with writing his own. Taha did us the pleasure of reading some of his favourite poems at our recent Epic Boarding Concert

Here is a video of his performance.

This summer, Collège du Léman will partner with the Juventus Academy to provide a unique opportunity in Geneva.

The Juventus Academy Geneva Training Camp is open to youngsters, boys and girls, aged 8 to 18, regardless of whether or not they already play competitive football. The method adopted by J-Academy for teaching children the skills to play football closely follows the children’s own development as young people, from their introduction to the game to physical maturity.

The camp offers a perfect environment for student fulfilment. After training sessions, Boarding students will have the opportunity to benefit from the international Summer Camp ambiance during evening activities and week-end excursions.

A great way to combine their passion for football and international friendship

reference: http://www.cdlcamps.ch/welcome-to-the-juventus-academy-geneva-organised-by-college-du-leman/

Today is a favourite day of the year for many students across the world, however, most do not know about it.

If your teacher is nice enough they may observe it. This day is aimed at giving children a little time back to explore things instead of homework. Having time to meet with friends, discover a new passion or get to know nature better (not to sit and play video games). This day is observed twice a year and is in reaction to studies by Standford University who found that students in America are doing on average 17.5 hours of school work outside of the classroom.

 
reference: https://happydays-365.com/no-homework-day/national-no-homework-day-may-6/

Each year along with the multitude of activities and excursions we offer at the weekend. We also offer trips to different destinations around the world.

This year so far the trips have been to Disneyland, Surfing in Fuerteventura, Paris, Stuttgart, Rome, Barcelona and South Africa. Trips still to come this year are to Madrid, Athens and Monaco.

These trips are a great way for students to visit countries within Europe and further. They are able to do these with their friends and also be able to learn about cultures and give back to societies. The most recent trip to South Africa seen the students travel through the country taking in the sights and learning about the culture. They also gave back to the local community by visiting an orphanage to play with the children, cook for them and help with maintenance. You can see the short video of this trip below.