This week, Collège du Léman is celebrating the spirit—and the flavors—of the United States with a special International Dinner dedicated to all things American!

From classic burgers and mac & cheese to sweet treats like brownies and apple pie, our dining hall is transformed into a delicious tribute to the USA. It’s more than just food—it’s a chance for our international community to come together, share stories, and experience a taste of American culture.

We’re proud to celebrate diversity through cuisine, and this dinner is another reminder of how food brings us all closer.

Bon appétit and happy USA night! 🇺🇸✨

Last night, our community was transported to the vibrant heart of Southeast Asia for an unforgettable Thailand-themed International Dinner Night! From mouthwatering dishes to fascinating cultural facts, it was a full sensory experience that brought the spirit of Thailand to life.

The evening was more than just food—it was a celebration of culture, connection, and curiosity. A huge thank you to everyone who helped bring this magical night to life. We can’t wait to travel to another part of the world at our next International Dinner!

S̄wạs̄dī! (Goodbye!)

This afternoon, Tuesday 27th May, our CDL boarders proudly represented the school in a friendly football match against the British School of Geneva. Played under perfect sunny skies on our brand-new artificial turf pitch behind Olympus, the 7-a-side match brought great energy and excitement.

Olympus was strongly represented by Nicolas, Edison, Jamil, and Evan – all showing fantastic effort and determination. After trailing 1:4 at halftime, the team made an incredible comeback, capped off by a game-winning goal in added time by Nicolas (see below), sealing a thrilling 5:4 win for the Panthers. Well done to all involved – we’re proud of you!

This week, our students brought their A-game to the Inter-House International Week Quiz, and what an evening it was! Full of energy, brainpower, and spirited teamwork, the quiz challenged students across two exciting rounds themed entirely around internationalism — a perfect fit for International Week here at Collège du Léman.

From cultural trivia to global history, each house battled it out for the top spot, showing off their knowledge and unity. It was incredible to see everyone so engaged and having fun while celebrating the diverse world we’re all a part of.

A huge congratulations to Franconis, who took first place with a combined score of 46,367 points! They were closely followed by Léman Team and Concha, who also gave stellar performances.

📸 Check out some great moments from the evening in the photos below.

Thanks to all who participated and helped make this event a success. The house spirit was alive and well — we can’t wait to see what the next competition brings!

College du Léman is excited to host a Japan-themed International Dinner Night on today, 21 May

Students and staff will enjoy a delicious Japanese menu featuring traditional dishes, alongside themed decorations and a celebration of Japanese culture. It’s a chance to explore new flavours, learn something new, and come together as a community.

We look forward to seeing everyone there for a fun and cultural evening — itadakimasu!

Weekends at Collège du Léman are all about fun and new experiences! This past weekend, students took to Lake Geneva for wakeboarding, enjoying the thrill of gliding over the water. Back on campus, others got creative in the kitchen with a cooking class, whipping up delicious dishes, while some chose to stay active with a friendly game of badminton.

Whether on the lake, in the kitchen, or on the court, it was a weekend full of excitement and smiles. Looking forward to more adventures next time!

There’s no better way to start a Sunday at Collège du Léman than with our delicious breakfast brunch! Each week, students gather to enjoy a variety of tasty dishes, from freshly baked pastries and pancakes to hearty eggs and bacon.

It’s more than just a meal — it’s a chance to relax, catch up with friends, and recharge for the week ahead. Whether you’re craving something sweet or savory, the brunch spread has something for everyone.

Join us next Sunday and make it a morning to remember!

This weekend, the Collège du Léman community united for the 24-Hour Relay Run for Cancer Research. Starting at 11 am, students, staff, and house teams took turns running to support cancer research, with every lap symbolizing hope and solidarity.

Various houses participated, proudly wearing their colors and cheering each other on. The relay format highlighted teamwork, as runners passed the baton with determination and encouragement. Even as night fell, the energy remained high, driven by the shared goal of making a difference.

As the 24-hour mark approached, the sense of accomplishment was palpable. Thanks to everyone’s dedication, the event raised vital funds for cancer research, proving once again that the Collège du Léman spirit can move mountains — one lap at a time.

Hey everyone!

Get ready to journey to New Zealand tonight — no long-haul flight required! Join us at 6:30 PM for a night filled with delicious Kiwi cuisine, good vibes, and a taste of the land of the long white cloud. While you enjoy your meal, you’ll also get to learn about this beautiful and diverse country.

Fun facts to get you started:

• New Zealand was the first country to grant women the right to vote, back in 1893!

• It’s home to more sheep than people — around 6 sheep for every human.

• The haka, a traditional Māori dance, is famously performed by the All Blacks rugby team before matches.

• There are no snakes in New Zealand, but plenty of unique birds like the kiwi and the kea.

Bring your sense of adventure and an appetite — we can’t wait to see you there!

Hey everyone!

We’re heading to Venezuela tonight — no passport needed! Join us at 6:30 PM for an evening full of amazing food, great company, and a chance to discover a country full of color, rhythm, and flavor. While you eat, you’ll get to learn a bit about this beautiful country, too.

Fun facts to get you started:

• Venezuela is home to Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall in the world.

• The name “Venezuela” means “Little Venice”, named by early explorers who saw stilt houses over water.

• They have Christmas on roller skates. Seriously — in Caracas, streets are closed so people can skate to early morning mass!

• And yes… they love baseball more than football!

Bring your appetite and some curiosity — we can’t wait to see you there!