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Founded in 1880 by Paul Carnal, Le Rosey has a rich history as one of the most prestigious boarding schools in the world. Discover the school's story here. Parents • Le Rosey Camps • Rosey Concert Hall • Le Régent
Juniors. 7.00am: Lever (wake-up), getting dressed, tidying the room, making the bed. Breakfast with the other Juniors for a healthy start to the day. From 8.00am to 12.00pm: five lessons with a mid-morning pause-chocolat (we are in Switzerland, after all!). Monday midday: a whole-school assembly for announcements, thoughts and exchanging ideas.
The Rosey campus extends over a splendid park of 28 hectares where age-old trees surround the boarding houses and the sports fields. This exceptional environment is home to state-of-the-art educational, sporting and artistic facilities. The students are housed in pleasant rooms, either singles or doubles depending on their age.
2 de mar. de 2019 · This country boasts 10 schools with tuition costs that exceed $75,000 a year according to an article on MSN Money. The title of the most expensive private school in the world goes to Institut Le Rosey, with an annual tuition of $113,178 per year. Le Rosey is a boarding school founded in 1880 by Paul Carnal. Students enjoy a bilingual (French ...
The 120 teachers (for 420 students) are qualified professionals who care for each one of their students: constantly on hand within the boarding houses, they have been at Le Rosey for an average of over ten years. Rosey students can study up to four languages at a time, choosing from among the twenty languages offered.
Academic Overview. As a boarding school with strong sports, arts and service programmes, Le Rosey’s approach to education is holistic, but academic expectations and success lie at the heart of what we do. We insist on high standards, backed up by up-to-date teaching methods and facilities underpinned by traditional rigour, and above all ...
26 de jan. de 2015 · Not exactly a ringing endorsement for Le Rosey, but the school has at times been its own worst enemy. Former director Colonel Louis Johannot gave a 1965 interview to Life magazine with this quote ...
