Le Rosey’s 380 students are all boarders and share life on two campuses: the first an attractive manorial estate in Rolle beside Lake Geneva, and the second, during the winter months, in the picturesque alpine ski resort of Gstaad.

All students must sit either the International Baccalaureate (IB) or French baccalauréat after following an academic programme with the chance to take each subject in either English or French, as well as studying one, two or even three further foreign languages.

They live in an international community to which each Rosean contributes through his or her own language, culture and religion; making the campus a true “global village” to share with friends.

Roseans have sports and artistic activities every day, and along with responsibilities they take on through clubs and societies, they are encouraged to develop their "multiple intelligences" and talents.

The Rosey spirit has its roots in values which stretch back to the school’s foundation in 1880: friendship and a sense of unity shared by students and staff alike, respect for oneself and for others, the right degree of discipline, the courage to face difficulties, and the will-power to overcome them.

We hope you enjoy finding out about life at Le Rosey – a life you may one day wish to share.