10 exclusive schools for the wealthy.
Switzerland boasts a world-class education system. It is also home to some of the best schools. With exorbitant tuition fees, these schools are only accessible to the children of the wealthy or famous.
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| In the ranking of the world's most expensive schools,Business Insider,The top 10 names are all from Switzerland. Le Rosey School is at the top. Founded in 1880, it serves 420 students with tuition fees reaching £87,279 per year. In spring and summer, students study and live in the Château du Rosey, a 14th-century castle. In winter, they move to the ancient town of Gsdaat, about a two-hour drive from the castle. Students must be bilingual and learn a third language. In addition, Le Rosey boasts modern facilities, notably a horse racing track and a spa. King Albert II of Belgium, the King of Iran, Prince Rainier of Monaco, and King Farouk of Egypt have all studied there. (Photo:)Getty. |
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| Aiglon College, an international school, ranks second with tuition fees ranging from £53,222 to £82,176 per year. Founded in 1949, the school currently has 400 students and operates on the British education model. Located in the mountains, Aiglon emphasizes outdoor activities. Students meditate every morning and participate in arts, sports, exploration, and humanitarian programs. Notable alumni include Prince Tatiana of Greece and former Google CFO Pietro Dova. (Photo: Aiglon College)Instagram. |
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| Third on the list is St George's International School. Founded in 1927, the school currently has 480 students, with tuition fees ranging from £63,587 to £80,987 per year. Upon completion of the program, students receive an International Baccalaureate or a US-standard high school diploma. They can also choose from over 60 extracurricular programs. The main campus is located near the Alps, next to Lake Geneva. Photo:Facebook. |
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| Founded in 1910, Alpin Beau Soleil International School is the fourth name on the list. Tuition fees are £78,892 per year, and the school maintains a student-to-teacher ratio of 250. Students receive either an International Baccalaureate or a French Baccalaureate upon graduation. During their studies, the children can participate in various sports activities such as horseback riding, mixed martial arts, swimming, and tennis. They also get to go skiing two to three times a week thanks to the school's mountain location. It was once the alma mater of Princess Marie of Denmark and Duke Guillaume of Luxembourg. (Photo: [Image])Facebook. |
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| Collège du Léman International School is also a top choice for the wealthy, with tuition fees ranging from £60,871 to £71,283 per year. Founded in 1960, it currently has 2,000 students. Collège du Léman offers programs leading to the International Baccalaureate, French Baccalaureate, Swiss Maturité (a necessary qualification for direct entry into university in Switzerland), American high school diploma, or Cambridge International Secondary Education Certificate. In addition, students can learn English, French, German, Chinese, Italian, or Spanish. (Image: [Image caption]Instagram. |
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| Leysin High School is among the world's most prestigious schools, boasting tuition fees exceeding £68,000 per year and state-of-the-art facilities that provide students with a comfortable living environment and optimal learning opportunities. Here, students can participate in various sports such as swimming, rowing, rugby, and skiing. Founded in 1961, this school was once the alma mater of many members of the world's wealthiest families, the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts, as well as Saudi Arabian royalty. Currently, Leysin has between 320 and 345 students. (Photo: [Image caption])Facebook. |
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| The Auf Dem Rosenberg Institute ranks seventh with tuition fees of approximately £67,240 per year. Founded in 1889, it is one of the oldest private schools in Switzerland and boasts some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. The school helps students prepare for graduation exams according to Italian, German, Swiss, French, British, and American standards. Every year, the school organizes the Rosenberg Ball, providing students with opportunities to practice and showcase their skills. In addition, students can participate in many sports activities such as rowing, horseback riding, ice skating, skiing, surfing, or arts activities such as drama, music, painting, and design. (Photo: Rosenberg)Facebook. |
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| TASIS, an American school founded in 1956, currently has 720 students. The school is renowned for its high-quality teaching and expensive tuition: £66,457 per year. TASIS is located in a mountainous area, next to Lake Lugano. Students live in luxurious, art-themed dormitories in buildings dating back to the 17th century. The school offers an International Baccalaureate (IBA) program with a strong arts focus, offering over 20 programs in drama, music, and visual arts. Each year, students perform at the Spring Arts Festival alongside renowned artists. They also participate in seasonal outdoor activities. (Photo: [Image])TASIS. |
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| Founded in 1904, Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz currently has 300 students. Tuition fees range from £57,720 to £66,056 per year. Upon graduation, students can receive a German pre-university certificate, an International Baccalaureate, or a certificate to directly enter Swiss universities. In addition, students participate in a wide range of sports and arts activities during their studies at this expensive school. (Photo:)Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz. |
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| With tuition fees ranging from £56,048 to £60,852 per year, Brillantmont International School ranks 10th on the list of the world's most expensive schools. Founded in 1882, the school currently has 150 students. The school allows students to take standardized British and American exams right in Switzerland. Brillantmont facilitates student participation in TEDx workshops, organizes housing assistance programs, and sends student groups to help disadvantaged families build homes. In addition, the school offers many extracurricular activities such as horseback riding, yoga, Pilates, drawing, and photography. (Photo: Brillantmont International School)Brillantmont. |
