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Ecole d’Humanité aims to prepare students like Shiloh and Asher for a life rich in fulfilment and meaning. Its brand of progressive education is geared towards creating meaningful interactions – in the classroom, on the hiking trail, in the studio, and in the community.
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
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.
Ecole d'Humanité in Hasliberg Goldern, Switzerland serves students in grades 8-12, PG. View their 2024-25 rankings, tuition cost, acceptance rates, reviews and more.
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.”
Surrounded by the awe-inspiring peaks of the Swiss Alps, the Ecole d’Humanité is home to students and teachers from 25 countries. The stunning natural setting provides a wholesome learning environment and exceptional opportunities for hiking, skiing, climbing, and other outdoor activities.
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Discover Ecole d'Humanité, a leading international boarding school in Switzerland offering a unique blend of progressive education, outdoor learning, and cultural exchange in the heart of the Alps.
