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Summer Camp - Collège du Léman
by College du Leman - International School
Versoix, SwitzerlandShow on map
Ages8–18 yrs
FocusLanguage & activities
Language lessonsEnglish & French
SeasonJul – Aug
College du Leman - International School runs this residential language camp in Versoix, Switzerland. The camp welcomes children aged 8–18, with sports, arts & crafts, and water activities on the programme. Typically open July to August — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 2–6 weeks. Activities run in English and French.
Residential language & activities camp in Versoix, Switzerland
Are you looking for an incredible experience to offer your children? Check out our summer camp opportunities! Besides our wonderful location, nestled between Lake Geneva and adjacent mountains, close to downtown Geneva and the Airport, an advantage of our Summer Camp is that students have the opportunity to build their own summer programme by choosing from a range of 8 activities in the morning and 16 in the afternoon.
What's Included
Geneva airport pick-ups and drop-offs (boarding students)
24/7 care and oversight by Collège du Léman boarding staff
Accommodation in separate girls' and boys' boarding villas
Breakfast, lunch and dinner (boarding students)
Lunch at 12:30 (day students)
Four chosen activities per two-week session (one morning and one afternoon activity each week)
Wednesday afternoon pool party for all students
Evening activities for boarders
Weekend activities, trips and excursions for boarders
Not provided
Premium afternoon activities (golf, horse riding, Lake Geneva watersports, sailing, tennis) carry an extra cost per week
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Special focus
Language & activities · Languages
The programme is built around choice rather than a fixed timetable: families pick their session dates, decide between day attendance from 9am to 5pm or full boarding with 24/7 care, and then choose four activities from a list of 26. Those four slots are spread one per half-day block over the fortnight, a morning and an afternoon activity in week one and the same again in week two, so a child can commit to something new for a full week without being locked into it for the whole session. Morning activities run Monday to Friday and afternoon activities Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, with Wednesday afternoon reserved for the mega pool party that brings the whole camp together. The list deliberately mixes academic and creative work with sport, technology and leadership, from English or French classes that earn a language certificate to robotics, drone piloting, drama and lake watersports, and a small set of premium options such as golf, tennis, sailing and horse riding can be added in the afternoon block. Boarders keep the same daytime programme and then continue with evening activities plus weekend trips and excursions with the school's boarding staff.
Other included activities
Videos
Excursions & trips
Included in the programme
United Nations visit with Future Leaders
United Nations visit with Future Leaders
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Safety & Supervision
24/7 care and oversight by Collège du Léman boarding staff
Separate girls' and boys' boarding villas
Specialist activities supervised by professional instructors
Residential campers are looked after around the clock by Collège du Léman's own boarding staff, who oversee students 24/7. Boys and girls are accommodated in separate boarding villas on campus. Certain specialist activities, such as horse riding, are run under the supervision of qualified professionals.
Meals
breakfast
Provided for residential boarding campers
lunch
Provided for both day campers (at 12:30) and boarders
dinner
Provided for residential boarding campers
Boarding campers receive breakfast, lunch and dinner during their stay. Day campers are provided with lunch, served at 12:30. Meals are prepared on campus, where in-house chefs cook international dishes in the school canteens.
Screen time policy
No-phone policy during the day and activities. Boarders have access to their phones before going to breakfast and when coming back from the activities at 5pm. Phones are taken away at night from Boarders aged 14 and below.
Accommodation & campus
Where your child sleeps
Per bedroom
3 campers
Bedrooms
Shared bedrooms
Bathrooms
Ensuite bathrooms & Bathrooms shared between rooms
Accommodation in rooms of 2 or 3 students
Campus facilities
Dining Room
Classrooms
Soccer Court
Laundry
Computer room
Volleyball Court
Arts room
Tennis Court
Basketball Court
Dance studio
Theater
Science room
Swimming Pool
Fitness Center
Location & getting there
Collège du Léman International School, Rte de Sauverny 74, 1290 Versoix, Switzerland
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Getting your child there
Airport
IncludedGeneva Airport
Pickup service · Welcome Desk at the airport upon arrival days
By car
Collège du Léman International School, Rte de Sauverny 74, 1290 Versoix, Switzerland
Families driving in head for Collège du Léman International School, Rte de Sauverny 74, 1290 Versoix, just outside Geneva between the mountains and Lake Geneva and roughly fifteen minutes from the city centre. Day campers are dropped off and collected on the campus itself, with the programme running from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday, so morning drop-off is before the first activity block and pick-up follows the end of the afternoon session. Boarding campers arrive and leave on the published session changeover days, where boarding staff take over on campus.
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Run by College du Leman - International School
Since 1960
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