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Aiglon Admissions. Aiglon’s approach to education is an invitation. In responding to our call, those who join us accept a wealth of opportunities for discovery. Students will find themselves guided through new, undiscovered paths alongside passionate experts and enthusiastic peers. Make an Enquiry.
Aiglon College is a Day & Boarding School located in Villars, Switzerland. Find out more about their tuition fees, curriculum, read real reviews from parents, and easily contact the admission office.
Admissions. Learning - Aiglon College redefines the traditional school experience. Our classroom extends beyond our campus buildings to also embrace the mountain and sports pitch. Students can study the IB Diploma, IGCSE as well achieve a high school diploma.
417 students, years 5-13 including 85% boarders. Age range: Boys and girls from 9 to 18 years. Campus: 24 school buildings over 60’000m2 at 1’200m in the Swiss Alps. Accreditation: CIS, NEASC, IBO. Nationalities: 68. Annual Boarding & Tuition Fees: For Juniors as of CHF 70’000++, for Seniors as of CHF 115’000++.
Aiglon College is located at an elevation of 1,250 metres above sea level, in a beautiful and natural setting of the alpine village of Chesières, near the ski resort of Villars, in the canton of Vaud, in the western part of Switzerland. Avenue Centrale 61. 1885 Chesières-Villars. Switzerland.
Visiting Aiglon. Aiglon's alpine Swiss boarding school campus is located at 1,200m in the French-speaking ski resort town of Villars-sur-Ollon. Aiglon is easily accessible by public transport as well as car or taxi from all over Switzerland. Visiting in person is vital in the process of choosing the right school, and we encourage families to ...
At Aiglon there are ten houses in total: five for girls and five for boys, with eight in the senior school and two in the junior school. Most houses in the senior school are home to around 50 students, and up to 30 in the junior school. Each house has its own particular personality, influenced by its houseparent and bolstered by the house’s ...
