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Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)
Taught languages English, French, German, Spanish
Typical class size 14
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
The British School of Geneva is a British international school in Geneva, welcoming students from age 3 to 18. The curriculum follows an enhanced English National Curriculum from Early Years to A Level, with a progression: International Primary School (ages 5–11) follows the English framework, International Secondary School (ages 11–16) offers IGCSEs, and the A Level College (ages 16–18) provides A‑levels. Class sizes are small—Early Years groups capped at 18 and A‑Level classes at 14—supporting individualized learning. English and French are core languages, with German, Russian and Spanish available through co‑curricular activities; A‑Level courses include English Language and Literature and French, with other languages offered for a fee. Facilities include a science laboratory, an ICT suite with Dell computers, a spacious art studio, a theatre, and a library of over 8,000 titles, plus a nurse's station, dining hall and music room. ISP programmes and clubs enrich academic and personal development.
British School of Geneva has 380 pupils, typical class sizes of 14, instruction in English.
Location
Located at Av. de Châtelaine 95A, Vernier, CH, in Geneva's international quarter. The campus is on the main road through Châtelaine, two minutes from the motorway and a 10-minute drive from the United Nations. It is easily accessible for students commuting from across the city and nearby areas.
Stages
Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, A-level College
Type
British international school
Pupil Nationality Mix
BSG welcomes students from over 70 nationalities; 60+ languages spoken; English and French are core languages, with additional languages including German, Spanish, Italian, Russian and Japanese.
Country affiliation
United Kingdom
Bus service
Bus service available via Chatelaine stop serving routes 6, 19, 22 and 51; dedicated transport service for pupils from the right bank of Geneva or nearby France.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at British School of Geneva ranges from CHF 21,400 to CHF 28,700 for 2026/27.
Registration / Application fees
- Registration fee: CHF 1,045 payable at time of enrolment or re-enrolment. This registration fee is non-refundable except where the school is unable to offer a place. - Re‑enrolment discount: a special 10% reduction was offered to maintain the registration fee at CHF 950 for families who completed re‑enrolment payment by the specified re‑enrolment deadline.
Capital development / one‑time fees
- Capital Development Fee: a one‑time non‑refundable fee of CHF 3,000 is charged in a student's first year and is payable on enrolment. This fee is not refundable.
Tuition fees (termly instalments and annual totals) — day students
- Reception (Early Years): 1st instalment CHF 9,200; 2nd instalment CHF 6,900; 3rd instalment CHF 6,900; Total annual tuition CHF 23,000. - Years 1–2: 1st instalment CHF 10,060; 2nd instalment CHF 7,545; 3rd instalment CHF 7,545; Total annual tuition CHF 25,150. - Years 3–6: 1st instalment CHF 10,320; 2nd instalment CHF 7,740; 3rd instalment CHF 7,740; Total annual tuition CHF 25,800. - Years 7–9: 1st instalment CHF 10,920; 2nd instalment CHF 8,190; 3rd instalment CHF 8,190; Total annual tuition CHF 27,300. - Years 10–11: 1st instalment CHF 11,480; 2nd instalment CHF 8,610; 3rd instalment CHF 8,610; Total annual tuition CHF 28,700. - Years 12–13 (Sixth Form / A Level): 1st instalment CHF 12,340; 2nd instalment CHF 9,255; 3rd instalment CHF 9,255; Total annual tuition CHF 30,850. - Early Years half‑day programme (available to children aged 3–4): Tuition fee CHF 11,500 per school year.
- A monthly payment plan is available by agreement with the Principal for families paying the entirety of school fees privately. Monthly instalments are payable on the 1st of each month from August to May (10 instalments). Example monthly amounts (10 instalments): Reception CHF 2,369; Years 1–2 CHF 2,591; Years 3–6 CHF 2,658; Years 7–9 CHF 2,812; Years 10–11 CHF 2,956; Years 12–13 CHF 3,178.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard termly instalment due dates (when paying by 3 instalments): 1st instalment due 1 August; 2nd instalment due 1 December; 3rd instalment due 1 April (dates shown on the schedule). Tuition fees for students who arrive during the academic year are charged on a termly basis. - Invoices for additional services (school lunches, transport, uniforms, extracurricular activities, after‑school care, learning support, external exam registration for Years 9–13, and field trips) are issued termly and are generally payable within 30 days of invoice. Late payments may incur additional charges or penalties as per school policy. - Discounts: an early payment discount (paying the full annual tuition before the specified early‑payment date) and specified reduced rates for particular payment arrangements are included in the school's published payment terms and may apply when conditions are met.
Boarding
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for this school; fees and schedules apply to day students.
Other costs and typical additional charges
- School lunches: invoiced termly as an additional service. - Transport (school bus): annual charges are billed and published per route/zone; example indicative annual bus rates for the published transport service cover several zones (example zone prices published as guidance). - Uniforms: uniform costs are invoiced as an additional cost when required; specific uniform prices are not listed in the tuition schedule and are invoiced separately. - After‑school clubs and extracurricular activities: invoiced termly as additional services. - Swimming: listed annual charge CHF 220. - Lockers: deposit CHF 25 (refundable on leaving provided locker key is returned); lost key charges apply. - Calculators / curriculum equipment: KS3 basic calculators provided; KS4 calculators charged (example: CHF 130 for KS4 calculators); replacement deposits or charges for lost items may apply. - Learning support, private tutoring and some specialist services: fees set by agreement and invoiced termly.
Refund information
- The Registration Fee (CHF 1,045) is non‑refundable except where the school is unable to offer a place. The one‑time Capital Development Fee (CHF 3,000) is non‑refundable. - Certain refundable deposits (for example, locker deposits) are refunded when the student leaves provided the relevant conditions are met (for example, returning the locker key). Invoices for non‑tuition services are processed and refunded or charged according to the school's terms for each service. Late payment penalties and terms for refunds of non‑tuition items are set out in the school's terms and conditions.
Fee payment options and bank details
- Bank transfer details are provided for fee payment (IBAN and SWIFT/BIC shown); bank transfer is the documented payment method for tuition and instalments. Example bank details published for remittance: IBAN CH30 0024 0240 2100 9801 A; BIC / SWIFT UBSWCHZH80A. - A monthly instalment plan (10 monthly payments from August to May) is available by agreement with the Principal. The school publishes discounts that may apply for early full payment or for qualifying payment arrangements.
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Academics
British School of Geneva teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
An enhanced English National Curriculum is delivered from Early Years through to A Level. Early Years Foundation Stage; International Primary School (ages 5-11) follows the English National Curriculum; International Secondary School (ages 11-16) leads to IGCSEs; A Level College (ages 16-18) offers A-levels. Years 7 to 9 (Key Stage 3) study a broad range of subjects, while Years 10 and 11 focus on IGCSE core subjects and elective options. Language provision includes English and French as core offerings, with German, Russian and Spanish available through co-curricular activities; A-Level courses include English Language and Literature and French, with additional modern languages offered for a fee. Class sizes are small: Early Years classes have a teacher and teaching assistant with no more than 18 students, and A-Level groups are no larger than 14.
Student Teacher Ratio
Class sizes are small across the school: Early Years classes have a teacher and teaching assistant with no more than 18 students; A-Level classes are no larger than 14.
Exam Results
In 2022/23, IGCSE results included a 100% pass rate in English Language, English Literature, Chemistry, Statistics and History. 43% achieved top 7-9 grades overall, and 83% achieved the top grade 9 in French. A-level results show a 97% pass rate, with 84% of grades A-C and 28% A-A.
Higher Education Progression
9 out of 10 students secure offers from Russell Group, Top 50 and QS-ranked universities. Future destinations show 92% acceptance into first-choice destinations. Graduates secure places at prestigious universities in the UK and around the world.
Wellbeing
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Admissions
Admissions
Applications are accepted throughout the year, subject to space. The admissions journey: 01 Get in touch today by enquiry form or call; 02 Join a campus tour or virtual tour; 03 Submit your application; 04 Application review; 05 Get ready to start. Applications are accepted at any time throughout the year, with the admissions team assisting with the application, assessments and any necessary paperwork for employers or visa applications. To enrol, submit: Application for Enrolment signed by a parent or guardian; Emergency and Health Questionnaire; Proof of payment of the registration fee 950 CHF and the one-off Capital Development Fee 3,000 CHF; if currently attending another school, a recent report from your current institution is also required. Assessments used include GL Assessments for Years 3 to 13, Cognitive Abilities Test (CAT4), New Group Reading Test (NGRT), Lucid Exact and Progress Test Series. The admissions policy ensures fair and appropriate procedures in reviewing all applications and offering places; next steps are communicated after the review.
Scholarships
ISP Future Pathways Scholarships provide exclusive scholarship opportunities from universities worldwide for students within the International Schools Partnership network. Amounts vary by university and may include up to 50% of tuition fees; automatic eligibility upon application. Institutions listed include Bond University (50%), Colorado State University (20%), University of Nottingham Malaysia (50% first-year foundation), St Mary's University London (15% of first-year tuition), IESEG School of Management (10%), Hope College (up to 30,000 USD annually), Linfield University (up to 25,000 USD annually), SAE Institute Dubai (20%), and other ISP partner scholarships. For more information, scholarships@ispschools.com.
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FAQs
What curriculum does British School of Geneva offer?
British School of Geneva offers IGCSE, British, French, AP curriculums. An enhanced English National Curriculum is delivered from Early Years through to A Level.
What age range does British School of Geneva cater for?
British School of Geneva accepts students from age 3 to 18. Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, A-level College
What are the fees at British School of Geneva?
Annual fees at British School of Geneva range from approximately 1,045 to 28,700. **Registration / Application fees** - Registration fee: CHF 1,045 payable at time of enrolment or re-enrolment. This registration fee is non-refundable except where the school is unable to offer a place.
Where is British School of Geneva located?
British School of Geneva is located in Switzerland. Located at Av. de Châtelaine 95A, Vernier, CH, in Geneva's international quarter. The campus is on the main road through Châtelaine, two minutes from the motorway and a 10-minute drive from the United Nations. It is easily accessible for students commuting from across the city and nearby areas.
Is British School of Geneva co-educational?
British School of Geneva is a co-educational school. British international school.
How do I apply to British School of Geneva?
The admissions process at British School of Geneva: Applications are accepted throughout the year, subject to space. The admissions journey: 01 Get in touch today by enquiry form or call; 02 Join a campus tour or virtual tour; 03 Submit your application; 04 Application review; 05 Get ready to start.
Does British School of Geneva offer scholarships or financial aid?
British School of Geneva offers scholarships and financial aid. ISP Future Pathways Scholarships provide exclusive scholarship opportunities from universities worldwide for students within the International Schools Partnership network.
What learning support does British School of Geneva provide?
British School of Geneva provides learning support services. BSG is an inclusive school and accepts students with mild to moderate additional learning needs. Parents are encouraged to discuss identified SEND needs during the admissions process and to provide in-depth documentation.
Does British School of Geneva offer English as an Additional Language (EAL) support?
English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is part of learning support at BSG. A final admissions assessment evaluates English language level to determine whether EAL support is needed.
What facilities does British School of Geneva have?
The school has a large, well-equipped science laboratory to support hands-on learning. The school has an ICT suite with modern digital equipment. The school has an art studio, a dedicated theatre, and a library with over 8,000 titles. The school has a nurse's station, a dining hall and a music room.
What extra-curricular activities are available at British School of Geneva?
British School of Geneva offers a range of extra-curricular activities. The school offers a range of arts and creative clubs including Choir, Drama, Arts and Crafts, Cartoon Graphics and Film Club, and Book Club. New activities include Guitar Ensemble, Journalism Club, Origami and Ballet.
What languages are taught at British School of Geneva?
English and French are core languages from Early Years to Secondary, with dual language learning. Students strengthen their home or first language while learning at least one world language.
Who is the head of British School of Geneva?
The head of school at British School of Geneva is George Philip Walsh.
How many students attend British School of Geneva?
British School of Geneva has approximately 250 students. The school serves students from age 3 to 18.
What accreditations does British School of Geneva hold?
COBIS accreditation: full accreditation and membership with the Council of British International Schools, recognizing high standards of academic quality and student welfare. AGEP accreditation: listed with the Association Genevoise des Ecoles Privées. Swiss-Schools.
Where do graduates of British School of Geneva go to university?
9 out of 10 students secure offers from Russell Group, Top 50 and QS-ranked universities. Future destinations show 92% acceptance into first-choice destinations. Graduates secure places at prestigious universities in the UK and around the world.
Does British School of Geneva have a uniform policy?
Uniform is required for all students through Year 11, including school shoes and bags. A Level students (Years 12–13) have flexibility in attire.
What is the parent community like at British School of Geneva?
BSG has a diverse, inclusive international community with over 70 nationalities and more than 60 languages.
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