Switzerland, Lausanne
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An added, varied programme of extra-curricular activities is offered to all students, from Infant School to Year 11. Students have the opportunity and time to develop their intellectual skills through activities organised by qualified teachers. The activities also support students' artistic and social development, enriching learning beyond the classroom. Participation is voluntary and flexible, matching each child's interests and family schedule.
Students have opportunities to develop artistic talents through activities organized by qualified teachers. The programme nurtures creativity within a warm and supportive environment. Participation is optional and can be tailored to each child's interests.
The Riviera Advantage emphasizes global citizenship. The bilingual curriculum and integration of international students support language development and cultural awareness.
Students have opportunities to develop social skills through activities organized by qualified teachers. The programme fosters collaboration and social engagement through clubs and group activities. Participation in after-school activities is designed to be socially enriching.
École Riviera is a bilingual day school in Montreux, founded in 2002. It delivers the Swiss curriculum in French and English for pupils from 3 months to 16 years, with tailored support and rigorous progress tracking. From pre-school to Secondary, it offers increasing bilingual immersion and, from Year 5, German in Primary and a bilingual Secondary with the 11th year preparing students for the baccalaureate and Cambridge English and Goethe German Examinations. The school provides a secure environment and supervision. Facilities include a library, interactive whiteboards in every classroom, classroom computers, an art and crafts room, a music and theatre room, a canteen and a playground; older pupils use mobile devices. Sports take place in external halls; swimming is at the local pool; outdoor fields are used when possible. An extracurricular program runs from Kindergarten to Year 11, including academic, arts, and cultural/language clubs, after-school care, and clubs.