It had to be our first International Dinner, a Swiss Dinner, to welcome all our Collège du Léman students.

International Dinners at Collège du Léman celebrate diversity and serve as a reminder of the shared experiences and flavors from around the world. They are also a wonderful opportunity for our students to bond over their passion for food!

Of course, no Swiss evening would be complete without cheese and chocolate, two traditions at the heart of Switzerland. A big thank-you to our kitchen staff for making us feel at home and for welcoming us as part of this new Swiss family at Collège du Léman.

Tonight, we held our first Boarding Assembly, a truly lovely occasion. Many new and familiar faces were present, dressed quite smartly for the event. The assembly was led by our Boarding Director, Mr. Usher, and covered a range of topics including tips for the upcoming year, the First Mountain Weekend, Student Voice, trips, activities, and much more.

At Geneva Airport, our traditional Welcome Desk is welcoming students with Mrs. Lucie, while at the Écureuil Boarding House, Mrs. Bea is greeting arrivals. We are so happy to welcome everyone, and we can’t wait to see all our boarders’ smiling faces! 🙂We wish you all a wonderful academic year filled with peace, joy, and success!

Collège du Léman is welcoming all the new and “old ” boarders. Villa  Ecureuil is finally starting to come alive again after the summer break!  Wishing all the boarders a fantastic, exciting, productive, and unforgettable New School Year 2025/2026

This weekend, we proudly celebrated the graduation of four remarkable students: Sofiya, Kseniia, Manuela, and Haruka. Their journey through high school, and especially within the boarding community, has left a lasting impact on us all.

Over the past year, they have shown unwavering determination, resilience, and willpower, particularly during the intense exam period. We had the privilege of witnessing their growth, their ability to rise to challenges, and their personal and academic development.

Each of them brought something unique to our community — through their commitment, positive energy, and ambition, they became role models for their peers. Their time with us has been filled with meaningful connections, joyful moments, and unforgettable memories.

As they prepare to open a new chapter in their lives — university and beyond — we send them off with our warmest wishes for success and fulfillment. May they continue to believe in themselves, dream boldly, and pursue their goals with the same strength they have shown here.

Thank you for everything — and see you again soon on new paths!

Maria and Lucie

On Tuesday night, we celebrated our last dinner in the house. We enjoyed a lovely American dinner, complete with burgers, fries, and, of course, chocolate donuts.

We shared some of our best memories from this year, and Kseniia and Sofiya gave their last tips to Ada to have a successful G11 and to fully enjoy her time in CDL.

This morning, our G10s and G11 started their End-of-Year exams, just the final stretch before the well-deserved summer holidays.

Good luck, girls!

This is the final weekend before exam season kicks off on Tuesday, and the girls have been deeply focused on their studies over the past few days. Still, finding a balance between study time and social breaks is essential for both well-being and academic success. Nonstop studying indoors can lead to burnout, decreased concentration, and rising stress levels.

Ada managed to find that ideal balance this weekend. She spent a few relaxing hours in Geneva with her friend, then returned home refreshed and ready for a productive afternoon and evening of studying.

Over the Pentecost long weekend, many of our boarders enjoyed a well-deserved break and took the chance to spend time with family or explore new places.

Ada spent the weekend in Lausanne with her father, taking in the sights and enjoying some quality family time.

Alejandra welcomed her family who flew in from Mexico and enjoyed discovering Geneva together.

Serena travelled to Manchester to reconnect with friends,

While Kseniia soaked up the sun and culture during a getaway to Malta.

Back at the Boarding House, Sofiya embraced the calm atmosphere, using the time to rest and try something new, she gave badminton a go and had lots of fun!

It’s always lovely to see how each student chooses to relax and recharge in their own way as we approach the final stretch of the school year. 💫

As we move closer to the end of the school year, we know this can be a stressful time for many of you. Some are still in the middle of exams, while others are waiting for their final results. Whatever stage you’re at, it’s completely normal to feel a little overwhelmed.

To support you through this period, we’ve launched a Wellbeing Challenge this week, a fun and easy way to take care of your body and mind. Whether it’s through movement, mindfulness, or simply taking a break, small actions can make a big difference.

You’ve all made amazing progress this year. Keep going, you’re almost there, and we’re proud of you! 💛