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Founded in 1904, Lyceum Alpinum is one of the oldest private boarding schools in Switzerland. It is located 1,750 m (5,740 ft) above sea level on the Swiss Alps of Zuoz, near the alpine village of St. Moritz, Switzerland.
Founded in Switzerland in 1904, the “ Institut Engiadina” had 22 students in its founding year. It developed into an international school with a wide range of educational and sports activities. Today, our institute is one of the leading international boarding schools in Europe.
At the Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz, 220 international boarding students and 110 local day students benefit from an education that fosters their intellectual, personal, athletic and creative growth as much as their well-being.
The Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz, founded in 1904, is a Swiss international boarding school set in spectacular alpine landscape near St. Moritz, Switzerland. The Lyceum campus occupies an extensive site with its own sports fields overlooking the alpine village of Zuoz.
The Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz is a co-educational international boarding school. Our school philosophy is founded on respect for tradition combined with innovation. It finds expression in the Spirit of Zuoz, inspired by the sporting ethos of the Lyceum Alpinum, which attaches supreme importance to tolerance, respect, fair play, commitment and life ...
The Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz, founded in 1904, is a Swiss international boarding school set in the spectacular alpine landscape near St. Moritz.
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The aim of the Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz is not only to provide children with a ticket to Swiss, European or international Universities of Excellence and a priceless network for later life, but also to support them in one of the most important developmental phases of their lives, so that they are equipped for all the challenges of the future”.
