Application / Admission fee
- A non‑refundable admission fee of CHF 4,000 is charged on enrolment.
Tuition fees by school level (annual amounts)
- Pre‑School (3–6 years): CHF 23,600 per year.
- Primary School (6–12 years): CHF 24,600 per year.
- Junior Secondary School (Years 7–10; includes Cambridge IGCSE): CHF 25,600 per year.
- Senior Secondary School (Years 11–13; includes Cambridge A Levels): CHF 26,600 per year.
Tuition per term / per semester
- The school's general terms refer to fees by semester; using that terminology, the per‑semester amounts are the annual tuition divided by two (calculation made from the annual figures and the contract terminology referring to semester fees). These per‑semester amounts are therefore:
- Pre‑School: CHF 11,800 per semester (inferred).
- Primary School: CHF 12,300 per semester (inferred).
- Junior Secondary School: CHF 12,800 per semester (inferred).
- Senior Secondary School: CHF 13,300 per semester (inferred).
Additional services / language support fees
- Annual additional service / language support fees (charged per year) are listed as:
- Pre‑School: CHF 5,500 per year.
- Primary School: CHF 5,500 per year (marked with an asterisk).
- Junior Secondary School: CHF 7,200 per year (marked with an asterisk).
- Senior Secondary School: CHF 7,700 per year.
- The asterisk indicates these additional charges are compulsory for students joining from non‑English‑medium schools or for those requiring an English language upgrade/ consolidation to meet the school's standards.
What the tuition includes and excludes
- Included in the tuition (no extra charge): teaching materials, external IGCSE/A‑Level examination costs and, for students aged 14 and over, fitness‑studio usage.
- Not included in tuition (charged separately): excursions, insurance, extracurricular activities after school, and therapies/medical services. The school also lists typical additional payable items such as lunch, external talent experts (trainers, music and dance teachers), visa costs, transport, targeted remedial tuition, laptop, and residential trip or camp costs.
Boarding (residential) fees
- Day‑boarding / residential accommodation (Monday–Friday) is offered at the following yearly rates (40 weeks, breakfast included):
- Double room: CHF 10,000 per year.
- Single room: CHF 15,000 per year.
Billing schedule and payment / contract terms
- Fees are structured on an academic / semester basis under the school's general terms; contractual notices, cancellations and fee liabilities are tied to semester dates. Parents sign an enrolment contract that sets the payment obligations and notice periods.
- Cancellation and refund rules tied to non‑commencement or withdrawal prior to the start of studies are as follows (contract terms):
- If a student does not commence and cancellation occurs up to 6 weeks before the start: only the admission fee for the application process is due.
- If cancellation occurs between 6 and 2 weeks before the start: the admission fee plus 30% of the annual tuition is due.
- If cancellation occurs within 2 weeks before the start: the admission fee plus the full semester fee is due.
- If the school cancels a programme, amounts already paid (admission fee, tuition and ancillary costs) are refunded in full.
- During the first three months (trial/probe period) the school may terminate the contract for important reasons; in that case the admission fee, the semester tuition and outstanding ancillary costs remain owed as specified in the contract.
- A parent/guardian may terminate the contract with a three‑month notice to the end of a semester; failure to respect contractual notice periods results in tuition liabilities through the end of the affected semester as described in the general terms.
Refund information
- Refunds are governed by the contractual cancellation rules above: full refund if the school cancels a course; partial or full sums remain due by the family depending on timing of withdrawal or non‑commencement as specified in the contract clauses on cancellation and notice.
Fee payment options
- Specific accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, direct debit or card) are set out in the enrolment contract and on the invoices issued to families; payment deadlines and the invoicing schedule are defined in those contractual documents. Parents receive the contract and invoicing details during admission.
Other costs and typical extras
- Typical additional costs to budget for (charged separately): daily meals / lunch, excursions and trip costs, external examination fees not already covered, specialist coaching or external talent experts (sports trainers, music and dance teachers), remedial therapy and medical costs, visas and transport, laptop or device costs, and overnight camps or residential stays. Insurance (health, accident, liability) is the responsibility of the family.
Practical notes for budgeting
- Admission fee (one‑off) plus annual tuition (or two semester instalments) are the primary predictable charges; add the listed additional services fee where applicable, and budget separately for boarding and the extracurricular / ancillary items listed above.
