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Three Programmes One Summer. Our students and parents would agree that the Aiglon Summer School experience is a unique first step on a fascinating journey. Whether intended as a taster in consideration of applying to our full academic year, or just to obtain a new perspective in this beautiful part of the world, students aged 8-16 will find ...
House Meals. Opportunities to dine together by boarding house are an important aspect of Aiglon culture. Usually once a week on Sundays, students have food delivered to the house, or they work together to prepare a special meal. Depending on the house, there are also other opportunities for year groups or friends to dine together for special ...
Aiglon's main reception is open every weekday from 08h00 - 17h00 in Chalet Forbes. Our professional welcome team is ready to assist you. All visitors are required to check in upon arrival. info@aiglon.ch. +41 24 496 61 61.
We strive to make the admissions process as personalised and positive as we hope your time with Aiglon will be. Applications may be submitted up to one year in advance at any time during the rolling admissions period, allowing families flexibility without the pressure of strict deadlines. A visit is considered an essential step in this process.
Le Cerf is one of four boarding school houses for senior girls, accommodating 45+ students. It underwent a major refurbishment that was completed in 2018. Tastefully decorated and providing spacious areas for living, dining and unwinding, the house still retains the charm of the former family-run Hotel du Cerf.
Inspiring a Generation. When John Corlette founded Aiglon in 1949 he set into motion an evolving educational community that is more than simply a Swiss boarding school. Drawing from foundational principles as a basis of approach, at Aiglon we understand that through the balanced development of mind, body, and spirit our community sets out ...
The house was created when the boys took over the old ‘Hotel Beau Séjour’ in central Chesières due to the arrival of girls to Aiglon in 1968. As the fourth boarding house and in keeping with the tradition of names following the alphabet, the building became known as Delaware. The boys then moved to the current house in 2006 when the ...
