After having enjoyed a wonderful weekend with his family, Aryan has returned to the boarding house and we have celebrated his birthday with the CDL family.

Happy Birthday Aryan and many more to come!

This weekend we had a lot of activities as usual. Our boys have decided to participate in tennis, cooking sushi, climbing, running, basketball, boxing, Pilates and eSports. Some of them are still trying Pilates or boxing and seem to like it because they keep returning. In eSports, they continue to train in both Fortnite and Fifa.

Saturday was a stunning day; we could take advantage of the lake and do water activities. Our guys were able to participate in the banana boat and they had a good laugh with the falls of their friends and seeing how long they lasted in the curves of the ship.

We are pleased to see our boys making good use of the nice weather to enjoy some outdoor activities : chill tennis with friends and a football match against the Olympus boys ! Summer is coming !

The 22nd of April was Mother Earth Day and in Boarding we wanted to do our bit for this cause. This year the initiative was the Boarding vs plastic. Therefore, in the video, you can find some very interesting and shocking facts about the issue.

It’s time to protect our world and get down to work to clean it up and take care of it.

It was another lovely weekend on campus with a lot of the Léman participating in some of the exciting activities we have on our offer.

The boys had the opportunity to take part in Tennis, Cooking, Climbing, Running, Golf, The Trampoline Park, Chess, and many more…..

Today we celebrated the birthday of one of our boys, Jason.

We are very excited that this year he had the experience of a birthday in Leman.

From all of us at Leman: Happy birthday and we hope you had a wonderful day.

This Easter break, we set off on an exciting adventure to Tanzania. Our first week was joined by fellow students from various Nord Anglia Schools and took part in a lot of meaningful activities. We rolled up our sleeves and contributed to the community by helping construct a school, goat sheds, and installing solar lighting. The sense of accomplishment we felt, knowing our efforts made a tangible difference, was truly heartwarming.

The thrill continued as we ventured on a safari, coming within an astonishing five meters of a wild lion! It was equally thrilling to forge new friendships with students from other schools, sharing stories and experiences that enriched our journey.

The second week offered us a needed rest on the sun-soaked beaches of Zanzibar. After the rewarding yet exhausting first week, we embraced this time to celebrate our hard work. Diving into the local history and engaging with the Zanzibar community added layers of fun and learning to our relaxation.

Reflecting on our time in Tanzania, it’s clear that this journey was not just a trip but a profound life experience that will remain with us forever. It was truly an amazing adventure.

Apollo