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Château du Rosey
1180 Rolle, Switzerland
Tel. +41 21 822 55 00
Winter Campus
(January to March)
Chalet Rex
3780 Gstaad, Switzerland
Tel. +41 33 748 06 00 |
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RICH HISTORY... |
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successive generations of Directors –
who have always been Le Rosey’s owners
– have never ceased to improve a unique
institution and its dedication to international
education.
Former students
have built a powerful and effective alumni
association which includes figures
from all walks of life, some of whom have
played a significant role in the history
of the twentieth century.
Yet, despite
its loyalty to its past, to discipline and
to educational traditions, Le Rosey has
always been imaginative and avant-garde
– particularly in language teaching,
bilingualism and biculturalism, and personal
development through the incorporation of
a sports and arts programme into daily life,
as well as through stimulating and motivating
students through the granting of privileges.
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1880
Le Rosey was founded in 1880. The site of
its campus was chosen by a lover of nature,
history and the countryside: Paul Carnal. |
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1911
Henri Carnal, the son of the founder,
takes over. In 1917, Le Rosey moves
up to Gstaad for the winter for the
first time. |
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1947
A third generation of directors assumes
control of Le Rosey: Louis Johannot
and Helen Schaub. In 1967, Le Rosey,
until then exclusively a boys’
school, opens a girls’ campus. |
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Directors and owners since 1980, Anne
and Philippe Gudin de la Sablonnière,
are the fourth generation of directors
since the founding of the school. |
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