Aiglon College

Since 2019, Nicola Sparrow BSc (history and politics) from Brunel University of London, PGCE (history) from Oxford University and MBA (finance and marketing in international education) from University of Leicester. Previously director of studies at

Welcoming and remarkably stress-free; ‘Like a smooth oiled machine,’ according to one parent, with easy to arrange tours (virtual or in person), a series of admission tests, plus an interview with the head and references from the present school.

Parents are glowing about the school's strong team of guidance counsellors who start laying the groundwork in year 9. Support doesn't evaporate on graduation - the school continues advising students during gap years and even after, as needed. The

In 2025, average IBDP score of 36 compared to worldwide average of 30. Nearly one quarter of students achieved 40+ points (highest score 44). Pass rate 100 per cent. Every year around 20 per cent achieve the prestigious bilingual diploma.

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School follows a British curricum, ‘with an international twist, especially in history’ according to one teacher, leading up to year 11 when all students take I/GCSEs. In years 12 and 13, the IB Diploma Programme or a US high school diploma is on

School supports students with mild to moderate learning challenges (eg ADHD, dyslexia, mild autism) and maintains constant communication with families to ensure needs are met. Parents are impressed by how much their children improve, with one sharing

School does a great job with non-mother tongue English speakers, who are predominantly Spanish-speaking or from Asian countries, with excellent ESL teaching - a mixture of class and individual support from a team of professionals (included in fees).

The arts are taken seriously and proudly shown off. The dining room includes a mini-gallery of beautiful student artwork and students are taken on many art trips within Europe. We saw IB visual arts diploma students hard at work in the impressively

If your idea of school sport is a muddy football pitch and a whistle at break, think again. This is a mountain school with altitude and attitude. Skiing isn’t just encouraged here - all students learn to ski. In winter, the whole timetable shifts to

Swiss chalet-style boarding houses where Heidi would feel at home are dotted around the campus, each with their own individual character and excellent facilities maintained to a high standard. Houses are assigned – families can submit a preference,

Parents praise the school’s ‘firm but fair’ approach: expectations are clear (zero tolerance on drugs with regular random testing and no smoking on campus) with discipline consistent and carried out with a no-nonsense and polite manner. Respect is

Students - staff children, scholarship recipients, day students, and globe-trotting boarders - blend well. They criss-cross the campus in sturdy Timberlands, walk themselves to ski lifts and pack their own bags for overnights. Parents love this

A mix of full fee-paying families, international charitable trusts and generous alumni. A few scholarships and a dedicated fund for students from African and Asian countries, which the school community is rightly proud of.

Aiglon walks the line between tradition and innovation, providing all the bells and whistles to produce grounded, well-rounded young adults with mountain grit and intellectual polish. Not for the sofa-bound, it demands independence and a healthy