Collège du Léman

Collège du Léman (CDL) is an international boarding school for students aged from 2 - 18. CDL was founded as a result of the influx of international businesses to Geneva in 1960, and has continued to deliver a high-quality education ever since. CDL believes their students should receive a first-class education in order to gain admission into renowned universities worldwide. Today the school embraces a community of over 2000 students from more than 120 nations.

Academic Excellence

From Preschool to High School students have the option to choose, English, French or Bilingual programs for their education. There are several diploma options offered by CDL: iGCSE, International Baccalaureate (IB) French Baccalauréat, American High School Diploma (AP) and the Maturité Suisse. The school also prides itself on its learning support program where they assist students with learning needs such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ADD and ADHD. CDL adopts the belief all students need an education within a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum in order to realise their potential and maintain their interest and enjoyment in their studies. Boarders are welcomed from the age of 8 and share a room with another student. Boys and girls are located in separate houses. Most boarding houses have en-suites and showers facilities, common rooms and kitchens. The boarding houses are overseen by House Parents that are given the responsibility of taking care of the children and keeping

Rich Campus Life

Collège du Léman’s green village campus provides an inspiring place to explore and do various outdoor activities. Students partake in gymnastics, rugby, and sailing. Additionally, the school delivers a range of camps throughout the year during breaks.