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ISP talks to Katja Maike Braun, Ecole d’Humanité School Director about how the school is staying true to its progressive humanistic pedigree. Give us an overview of your background and how you came to join the Ecole d’Humanité. I’ve been with the Ecole d’Humanité for four years now.
Through Ecole d’Humanité’s outdoor programme, students not only boost their physical health but also improve their resilience, problem-solving, communication, and adaptability. Soft skills aside, they realise their role as stewards of our planet.
Students can explore woodworking, pottery, photography, filmmaking, skiing, snowboarding, climbing, mountain biking, team sports, and much more. This hands-on learning complements their academic studies and allows for personal growth.
Ecole d’Humanité is one of the leading proponents of a progressive, holistic approach to schooling, which puts creativity, critical thinking, and self-determination at the centre of its philosophy.
The Ecole d’Humanité is the only school of its kind in Europe. We are a progressive boarding school with a truly holistic approach to education, offering university preparatory education in English and German. The Ecole offers two educational programs in two languages.
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100% of graduates of the class of 2022 achieved an offer from at least one of their top three university choices. The stunning natural setting provides both a wholesome learning environment and exceptional opportunities for hiking, skiing, snowboarding, climbing, and other outdoor activities.
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The Ecole favours deep, precise, and actionable feedback instead of traditional letter grades. Teachers, co-curricular class leaders, dorm parents, and even hike leaders fill long-form narrative feedback reports. It’s a more holistic way to measure progress — the same reason why it eschews typical “grade levels.”
