Lake Geneva Campus
In Rolle, 30km from Geneva city, Le Rosey’s main campus (for the boys) and the La Combe campus (for the girls) are situated within landscaped grounds covering 30 hectares.
The campus was established in 1880 in the Château du Rosey, with its extensive estate. The historic original building, dating back to the 14th century, was then a run-down medieval castle, but it was carefully renovated and the campus improved during the 20th century.
The Paul & Henri Carnal Hall, known as the school’s Arts & Learning Centre, counts with a cooking lab, visual arts and photography rooms, dance, theatre and music studios. At the heart of the building, the 900-seat Rosey Concert Hall is located.
Today, our Rolle campus boasts some 15 different buildings hosting a complete range of academic, sports and arts activities, and offering boarding accommodation for some 450 students, teachers and staff.
School and boarding facilities:
- Bedrooms (2 beds) with ensuite bathrooms
- 53 classrooms
- 48 apartments for teachers living in the boarding houses
- theatre
- 2 gymnasia
- 4 specially-equipped sports rooms: 2 fitness rooms, 1 martial arts and 1 dance studio
- 3 dining rooms
- 2 cafeterias
- 2 infirmaries
- An outdoor urban gym
- An industrial laundry (providing laundry services for both bed linen and personal laundry)
- 2 professional kitchens
- A graphic arts studio
- 12 tennis courts
- 1 synthetic rugby field, 1 synthetic football field, 1 outdoor basketball field
- Beach volleyball and beach football courts
- 2 outdoor pools and 1 indoor pool
- 2 paddle courts
- A basketball court
Gardens, trees, some of which are over two hundred years old, fountains, a computer-regulated greenhouse; a pedagogical farm with donkeys, sheep, poultry and more…
Off campus, Le Rosey also owns:
- A private equestrian centre housing 30 horses, 1 indoor riding school, 1 dressage area
- A private nautical centre equipped with 10 dinghies, 3 motor-boats, 3 yawls and a 38-foot yacht
We also use a local 18-hole golf course with driving range.
Gstaad Mountain Campus
During our summer holidays, the Schönried campus in the picturesque Swiss region of Gstaad —a famous mountain resort nestled in the Swiss Alps and nowadays home to world-famous celebrities— hosts summer camp participants in large Swiss chalets set in some of the most beautiful scenery in Switzerland.
Since 1916 the whole school has moved up to the mountains during the winter season to offer its students a term of sun, snow and winter sports whilst continuing their regular school program.
As for the locals, they are always happy to share the delights and traditions of their region with our visitors.
School and boarding facilities:
- Bedrooms (2 beds) with ensuite bathrooms
- Classrooms
- IT room, equipped games rooms and lounges
- Apartments for teachers living in the boarding houses
- Infirmary
- Dining room
Sports facilities:
The region abounds with sites of natural beauty and has an excellent infrastructure, allowing visitors to make the most of sporting and mountain pursuits in safety, including:
- Swimming pools
- Tennis courts
- A bowling alley
- Zip-lining routes and cross-country tracks
- Climbing walls and Via Ferratas laid out to help students learn to climb in a safe environment
- A centre for alpine expeditions
Our Sister Camps
Régent Camps
Regent Camps is all about exploration and adventure. With a wide range of programmes available, every camper can dive into their unique interests and develop new skills, all while being part of a vibrant, international community. Surrounded by state-of-the-art facilities and guided by expert instructors, campers will forge friendships, challenge themselves, and create memories that last a lifetime.
JFK Swiss Outdoor Camps
JFK Swiss Outdoor Camp challenges campers to explore, learn, and live in harmony with nature. It focuses on building character through ideals like fair play, honesty, enthusiasm, and, of course, having fun.
The camp offers weekly themes in an alpine environment: Water with aquatic adventures, Mountain with hiking and camping, and Rock with rock climbing. Campers will engage all their senses as they explore forests, streams, and mountains. For instance, they may study a mountain stream, testing water purity, velocity, and temperature, while observing how the flora and fauna change along the river’s course.
