Le RoseyChateau du Rosey, Rolle, CH-1180, Switzerland Tel: (+41) 21 822 5500 Fax: (+41) 21 822 5555 Email: mrgray@rosey. ch Web site: http: //www.rosey. ch ADMINISTRATION: Headmaster - Michael Robert Gray Director-General - P Gudin IB Coordinator - Stephen Cranville Director - H F Vellut Counsellor - Malcolm J Higgins Director of Admissions - J Bounin FACULTY: Full time: 42 men, 38 women Part time: 24 men, 35 women Nationalities: 27 CURRICULUM AND EXAMS: Curriculum: International, IB Exams: SAT, IB ENROLMENT: Age Range: 8-19 Total Enrolment: 400 Nationalities: 55 Boarding: 200 boys, 200 girls FEES: Boarding: SFr 87000-SFr Other Fees: Average expenses SFr 10, 000 Learning Support Programme Le Rosey has its main campus in Rolle (30km from Geneva), and from January to March moves up to its Gstaad winter campus. Since its foundation in 1880, the prestige of Le Rosey has rested on its commitment to educational balance, comprising an ambitious and demanding bilingual academic programme, a wide range of sporting, artistic and community-service activities within a boarding school environment where discipline is strict and clear, and life is warm and family-oriented. It also provides entry to the AIAR network, its highly effective and powerful alumni association, offering friendly and professional contacts throughout the world. The languages of instruction are English and French, from Primary (3rd grade) to Secondary school (up to 13th grade). Students are prepared for the International Baccalaureate (English, French or bilingual), the French Baccalaureat, SAT, TOEFL. Le Rosey has 400 boarders aged from 8 to 19 (equally divided between boys and girls), from 52 countries, with 60% Europeans and 10% maximum per nation. The teacher-pupil ratio is 1: 5. Sport facilities: soccer, rugby, basketball, volleyball, skiing, swimming (there are two swimming pools), tennis (11 courts), athletics, uni-hockey, fitness, dance, cross-country, rowing, sailing (private water sports centre) and horse riding (private stables). On the winter campus: skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey, curling. Off-campus: golf. Extracurricular: music lessons, classes for eleven instruments, three orchestras, two choirs. Art rooms are available for painting, drawing and sculpture. There is a theatre, debating and cine-clubs; photography, cooking, karting, water-skiing and scuba diving; biking, mountain climbing; horse riding; flying instruction, excursions, week-end expeditions, yachting. Boarding facilities are in an attractive park-like setting (thirty hectares). Pupils are housed in comfortable rooms, alone or with one or two others. Girls have their own campus (three hundred metres away). Summer camps are organized in both Rolle and Gstaad, offering highly successful courses in English and French; a choice of 18 sports, varied evening activities, excursions in Switzerland and cruises on lake Geneva. On the Gstaad campus, there is a special emphasis on mountain activities. Le Rosey is fully accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the International Baccalaureate Organisation, the French Academy of Grenoble and by CIS. Winter Campus (January-March): Tel: +41 33 748 0600; fax: +41 33 748 0601 | ||||||||||||||||||
