OPEN DAY - Friday 13 November 2026 (9:00-11:00)
Nurturing Talents
Fostering Happiness
Creating Futures
Why Haut-Lac?
or learn to think?
Open Day
13.11.2026
A leading Swiss private school with over 30 years' experience in bilingual education
"I would recommend Haut-Lac because, as a mother, I had a very positive experience myself. For 23 years I saw that my children were truly thriving and felt very comfortable in any environment, so I can only recommend the school."
Camille B. - Parent of 4 Haut-Lac Alumni
"I think Haut-Lac is so much more than a school. The education and the IB program are amazing, but I think my kids and us, as a family, we've benefited from the community and the networks. The memories we've built as a part of that are as important as the education".
Steve D. - Parent of Haut-Lac Alumni
"The IB Diploma Programme at Haut-Lac was demanding but incredibly rewarding. I graduated with 44 points, and the skills I developed continue to benefit me at university."
Ruby - Haut-Lac Alumni Currently studying at Cambridge University
Not free on 13 November?
Contact our admissions team to arrange a tour at a time that suits you.


Alessia Ferrara & Mélanie Brodhag
Admissions Officers
GET IN TOUCHWhat does bilingual education mean?
30 years of experience with a unique methodology
One day French, one day English in Primary, then subject-by-subject in Secondary – that's how bilingual education evolves at Haut-Lac International Bilingual School. Unless, of course, your family prefers an English-only pathway.
Our caring, experienced team guides students aged 3 to 18 through a skills-based infant & primary programme and renowned International Baccalaureate programmes to equip them for university and career success.
The knowledge, skills and friendships they build in class, outdoors, on local and international trips and during 150+ extra-curricular activities enable them to discover passions, develop talents, and grow into confident young people.
Would you like to learn more about our bilingual education system?
Have a look at this article from our blog, where Dr Eowyn Crisfield, a specialist in language acquisition and bilingual education, and an Honorary Norham Fellow at the University of Oxford, explains what research shows.
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