At home and happy
Boarding students live in the different campus buildings according to
their age and gender. Usually, they share twin rooms, with someone
from a different nationality, however some single and triple rooms
are available. The rooms are large and spacious and many overlook
the lake and the Alps.
Boarding staff live alongside the students, on the same floors. They
care for the students and support them in their intellectual and
personal development. They continuously monitor the well-being of
the boarders in a family atmosphere in which all are free to express
themselves, developing self-confidence and the esteem of others.
They liaise with the teaching staff in the school; this ensures that
they are aware of their students’ academic progress and areas for
concern and can offer support and advice accordingly. The rules for
each age group within the school allow students to acquire a sense of
discipline and independence. At all ages, courtesy, respect for others
and punctuality remain the keywords of the boarding school.
“We commend the school’s commitment to promoting and sustaining
a family ethos, which, thanks to personalised attention to the physical
and emotional well-being of the students ensures that boarding
students can realise their potential.”
(CIS/NEASC Re-accreditation report 2014)
