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Haut-Lac International Center – summer camp for children in Switzerland
Age
4 to 15 years old
Languages
English, French
Number of languages per week
13 hours and 20 minutes
1 lesson 40 min.
Dates and duration
1 – 5 weeks between 04 July
to August 05, 2022
Arrival days
Monday
Departure days
Friday
cost
from 300 CH₣ for 1 week full-time education, without accommodation
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Features: International Center Haute-Lac invites children and teenagers from 8 to 11 years old to spend their summer holidays in Switzerland with or without learning English or French.
Summer camp Haut-Lac for day stay only! The maximum number of children studying at the same time in Haute Lac is 110.
Location: on an area of 25,000 square meters, in the foothills of the Swiss Alps, is the Haut – Lac International Center. The center is located in the village of Le Sierne, just 45 minutes from Montreux and 10 minutes from Gruyères. The road to Geneva International Airport takes 1 hour 20 minutes along Lake Geneva, bypassing Lausanne and Vevey. The journey from Zurich International Airport takes 2 hours.
Description: Haute-Lac International Center offers unique recreation programs for children and teenagers from 8 to 17 years old. Children can take language courses in combination with an entertainment program, or completely abandon learning and enjoy all kinds of entertainment: sports, excursions, competitions, creativity, hiking and tournaments.
This family-run private school opened its doors in 1987 and during that time has established itself as a fantastic place that will not leave any child indifferent!
Training programs:
- Language-Activity Camp – learning foreign languages in combination with an entertainment and sports program.
The program provides 20 lessons of 40 minutes per week. Haut – Lac International Center students study English or French. On the first day, students are tested, according to the results of which the children are divided into classes. Classes are aimed at developing all basic skills: writing, reading, listening, speaking. Transfer to a class of another level is possible on every Monday. Classes are taught by experienced teachers who are native speakers. At the end of the course, students receive a Certificate. - Multi-Activity Camp – entertainment and sports program without language learning.
The program provides 20 lessons of 40 minutes per week. Haut – Lac International Center students study English or French. On the first day, students are tested, according to the results of which the children are divided into classes. Classes are aimed at developing all basic skills: writing, reading, listening, speaking. Transfer to a class of another level is possible on every Monday. Classes are taught by experienced teachers who are native speakers. At the end of the course, students receive a Certificate. Students per class: no more than 10 people
Equipment: on the territory of the center there are 9 classrooms, 5 games rooms, bedrooms, a fitness room, an art workshop, a common room, a cinema room, billiard tables, table tennis , air hockey, table football, game consoles, beach volleyball courts, a veranda with a BBQ area and a park area.
Catering: there are two canteens on the territory where children eat. There are many fresh vegetables and fruits on the menu. On the days of excursions, children receive lunch packages.
Excursion program:
Language-Activity Camp – 1 excursion per week is included in the price of the program.
Multi-Activity Camp – 2 day trips per week and 2 short excursions at lunchtime are included in the program price.
Children visit Bern, Geneva, Zurich, Lucerne, Basel, Montreux, Lausanne, Gruyères and other amazing places in Switzerland, including chocolate and cheese factories.
Leisure & Sports: An excellent range of sports and leisure activities.
- Football, basketball, softball, volleyball, lacrosse, beach soccer and volleyball, tennis, squash, badminton, aerobics, cross country, mountain biking, board games, orienteering.
- Swimming, hiking, bowling, mini golf, arts and crafts, cooking, air hockey, board games, movies, chess, frisbee, photography, drama.
- Dress design for parties, olympic games, treasure hunts, quizzes, parties, shows and more.
Friends, please note that the prices for the programs are being updated!
For more information about the work of the educational institution, the period and cost of language programs, check with managers.
for 2022
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Age, years |
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Event dates |
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Language (French |
8 – 15 |
morning |
July 4 – 8; |
600 |
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Camp for children / teenagers |
4 – 7 / 12 -15 |
daytime | 600 / 700 | |
| noon | 350 / 400 | |||
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Sports and entertainment program |
8 – 11 |
daytime | 500 | |
| noon | 300 |
Prices are in CHF.
Included:
- Haut-Lac T-shirt
- transfer
- study materials
- entertainment program
Additional charge:
- EduTravel Travel Services
- EduTravel Visa Services
- Consular fee
- Bank expenses
- Air travel
- Medical policy
- Additional fees may apply (depending on institution and country)
- school registration fee;
- meals – CHF 100 per week.
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| Age | 4 to 15 years old |
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Schools in England: An Overview of UK Educational Institutions
The UK has been and remains one of the world leaders in education. Schools in England are known for their traditions and the highest level of teaching, and they accept both British and foreigners. That is why parents are increasingly sending their children to study in Shakespeare’s homeland: the percentage of Russian students in pre-university educational institutions in the UK is growing by 10-20% annually. This is because an English school diploma opens many doors. Yes, education in schools in England is quite expensive, but it is an investment in the brilliant future of your children.
Before deciding to send your child to a British school, you should carefully weigh the pros and cons.
Pros:
- Kudos. English school is a standard. According to the most conservative estimates, the history of the British education system has 10 centuries. Already in the time of Shakespeare, English education was considered elitist, and schoolchildren from all over Europe came here for knowledge. Studying in an English school, your child will join the centuries-old educational traditions and will provide himself with an advantage when entering a university and looking for a job.
- Quality. In the UK, education is taken extremely seriously, making no discounts to anyone: crown princes and children of billionaires are asked as strictly as ordinary children. In an English school, no one is allowed to be lazy, skip classes and cheat. Discipline is the foundation of learning. At the same time, studying in an English school is not at all like serving in the army, leveling is unthinkable here – they are looking for an individual approach to each student, trying to reveal his talents. Teachers in English schools are true professionals in their field, many of them teach at prestigious universities. Your child will learn from the best experts in their field. Therefore, studying in England is not just a beautiful diploma, it is real knowledge.
- Opportunity to learn English. Of course, if you decide to send your child to study in England, he already knows how to speak English fluently. But there is a qualitative difference between a language learned at home and one learned while immersed in the environment. Within a year, your child will speak it almost like a native language, get rid of the accent and other mistakes.
- Communications. Graduates of private schools in the UK are almost a special caste. Talented and purposeful children of privileged parents grow up and become big businessmen, actors, politicians, economists, lawyers, scientists. Studying in England will expand your child’s circle of acquaintances. School connections last a lifetime, and 10 years after graduation, your son or daughter will already have extensive acquaintances in high circles.
- Access to foreign universities. It makes no sense to dwell on the fact that a diploma from a British private school for Oxford, Sorbonne or Yale is more significant than a certificate from a school near Moscow. Of course, a graduate of a Russian school can also try to continue his studies at a foreign university, but it will be much more difficult.
- Immersion in a different cultural environment. Studying in England, your child will communicate with the British and with representatives of other nations. It will expand the cultural horizon.
According to the most conservative estimates, the history of the British education system has 10 centuries. Already in the time of Shakespeare, English education was considered elitist, and schoolchildren from all over Europe came here for knowledge. Studying in an English school, your child will join the centuries-old educational traditions and will provide himself with an advantage when entering a university and looking for a job. 
Your child will learn from the best experts in their field. Therefore, studying in England is not just a beautiful diploma, it is real knowledge. 
Cons:
- Stress. Usually children go to study abroad at the age of 12-14. This is the period when teenagers struggle to prove their independence. However, in fact, they are still children, and parting from their home can be difficult. The child will have to adapt to a new reality, learn independence, look for new friends, get used to living without constant parental care. On the one hand, it is very useful and contributes to the development of the individual. On the other hand, it’s a lot of stress.
- Price. All the advantages of a British education described above affect its cost. This is quite an expensive pleasure, and not every family can afford it.
- Busy schedule. Compared to the British, our educational system is very “relaxed”. The average student has quite a lot of free time, which he is free to dispose of as he wishes. But in an English school, he will have to study constantly – in the classroom or in extracurricular activities. It is worth noting that extracurricular activities in England are a voluntary-compulsory matter. In other words, each student can choose what he likes – sports, art, additional classes in school subjects, work on social projects – but he must choose. In addition, a student from Russia will most likely have to study English intensively. Often, Russian children who were excellent students in their school, after moving to England, move into the category of good students, which is easily explained: all subjects are read in a foreign language.
On the one hand, it is very useful and contributes to the development of the individual. On the other hand, it’s a lot of stress. 
Private or public school?
In most cases, there is no such choice at all, since in the UK only children born in this country and children of those who have the right to permanent residence here can study in public schools. That is, if the parents live in the UK on a long-term visa, the child can enter a public school. But foreigners whose parents live in another country are only accepted by private schools (although there are exceptions).
Note
According to The Telegraph on August 27, 2016, the top five private schools in England are:
- Cardiff Sixth Form College;
- Westminster School;
- Magdalen College School;
- North London Collegiate School;
- Queen Ethelburga’s College.
The standards and curriculum of private and public schools are very similar. But private ones compare favorably with municipal ones in the level of comfort and the choice of additional classes and electives.
The number of students in a class in a private school is smaller, which allows the application of the principle of an individual approach. And finally, the social level of students in private schools is higher – high tuition fees suggest that only children from very wealthy families study here. Therefore, it is not surprising that many Britons, who could send their children to a public school, still prefer a private one.
Important!
Since English is the only language of instruction in British schools, your child should be able to speak English very well. A level of at least upper-intermediate is required. Therefore, preparations for sending to England should be started in advance – preferably at least a year before moving, start intensively studying with a native speaker. For this purpose, nannies and governesses from England are often invited.
Day school or boarding school?
English private schools are of two types: a day school and a boarding school.
In practice, many schools combine the two systems. The children go to the day school in the same way as in the usual one, and return home to spend the night. In the case of foreign students, it is very common to live in a British family, in a house located near the school. At the boarding school, children live permanently, placed in special dormitory buildings. Usually such buildings are divided into small rooms for 3-4 people. Each building has a common living room where children can study and socialize. They eat in the school cafeteria. Home pupils of boarding schools can go twice a year – for the summer and Christmas holidays.
The majority of international and non-resident students in British private schools live in these boarding houses. You need to pay extra for accommodation separately, and often it costs more than the training itself. However, there are often not enough places in the boarding house, and parents are forced to stay at home accommodation.
Both systems have their advantages: a boarding school is discipline and constant control, home accommodation is a more “soulful”, human participation in a child’s life.
Overview of schools in England
Some of the most popular among Russians are the following schools in England:
- Friends’ School;
- Abingdon School;
- Harrow School;
- Eton College;
- Royal School;
- Warminster School;
- D’Overbroeck’s College;
- Badminton School;
- St James Senior Girls’ School;
- Sherborne School;
- Kingham Hill School.
The review will consider only some of them, deserving, in the opinion of the author, special attention.
Badminton School in Bristol
One of the most famous and prestigious women’s schools in the country. Located in Bristol, in the university area. The school was founded in the middle of the 19th century. The institution owns a huge plot of land on which educational and dormitory buildings are located, as well as numerous sports grounds – sports traditions are strong here and almost all students go in for horseback riding, martial arts, tennis or swimming.
A special pride of the school is the newly built arts center. Saturated extra-curricular activities do not harm academic performance – most of the Badminton school graduates enter prestigious universities. The training program here is more than serious, with an emphasis on the exact sciences and art.
The relatively small size (only 120 students) of the school creates a friendly, almost family atmosphere. This is one of the coziest establishments in England, and much attention is paid to the comfort of students here – in particular, the school has received several specialized awards for the quality of work of local chefs.
St James Senior Girls’ School in Malvern
Private boarding school for girls located in Worcestershire, near London. 360 girls from the best families study and live here. Founded at the end of the 19th century. The school accepts children between the ages of 4 and 18. The academic standards here are very high, and these are not empty words: approximately more than 50% of the school’s students are straight A students.
This school is known for its excellent organization of extracurricular activities, and in particular for its sports sections, the most popular of which are golf, horseback riding and lacrosse.
The school’s program is more focused on the humanities. According to statistics, school graduates most often make a career in law, journalism and medicine.
Sherborne School in Sherborne
A private boarding school for gifted boys located in Dorset. Now there are about 600 students studying here. Children aged 13 to 18 are accepted here. Most of the school’s students are young British, there are few foreigners here. The school is rightfully proud of its alumni list: actor Jeremy Irons, head of MI6 David Spedding, King Mswati III of Swaziland, outstanding cryptologist and mathematician Alan Turing and many other figures of art, politics and science studied here.
Sherborne School is located in an old monastery building. The influence of tradition is strong here (founded in the 16th century), but the current director, Chris Davis, is known for his innovative and non-conformist approach to teaching – first of all, he wants to teach students to think and use the resources of their personality.
For this, in collaboration with the outstanding psychologist Guy Claxton, a special curriculum was developed. Despite the fact that Sherborne mainly has a humanitarian bias, there is a very strong mathematical department, where only especially gifted children in this subject are selected.
Kingham Hill School in Kingham
Founded in 1886 in one of the most beautiful places in Oxfordshire, a boarding school for boys and girls. Children from 11 to 18 years old are accepted here (foreigners – from 14 years old). Today, 280 children study at Kingham Hill, more than 70% of them live permanently at the school. This educational institution is not selective, that is, it does not practice selection according to the level of academic achievement. Kingham Hill’s mission is to develop the talents of gifted children and at the same time help students with average abilities reach a whole new level. That is why they practice an individual approach to each student. After all, there are no less gifted children – there are children who at one time were not allowed to fully realize themselves.
Academically, the school follows the standard school curriculum, offering a very wide range of extra-curricular activities with an emphasis on sports – horse riding, rugby, martial arts, hockey, dance and ballet are popular here.
D’Overbroeck’s College, Oxford
Relatively young (founded in 1977) private daytime boarding school for boys and girls. About 240 children study here, half of them live in the school’s residence – mostly foreign students. D’Overbroeck’s College is a school for high school students, teenagers from 16 to 18 years old are accepted here. Younger children study at Leckford Place School, which is part of the college structure.
Since this school has many students from abroad, it offers an additional year of English taught in a very effective way. It is this fact that becomes decisive for the parents of many foreign students. However, teaching languages is generally a strong point of D’Overbroeck’s College.
It is expected that school graduates will work in the field of social activity and become politicians, journalists, sociologists.
Therefore, in addition to compulsory subjects, rhetoric, political science, communication culture, and economics are taught here. Approximately one third of the students of the school are excellent students. The prestige of the school is so high that many gifted students are offered conditional admission to universities in England, and about 10% continue their studies at Cambridge and Oxford.
Warminster School Warminster
Co-educational private boarding school in Wiltshire for boys and girls aged 3 to 18. In addition to the boarding house, there is also a day department. The school was founded in 1707. Now 600 students study here, 220 of them live at the school permanently. The school is known for its international composition of students – about 17% of the children came from abroad, mostly from Europe. Most of them are over 11 years old and live in a boarding house.
The school has a pronounced natural science bias, but also creates optimal conditions for the development of creative skills (music is taught here especially seriously).