International schools in Geneva

Since 1961, GES provides a world-class British education to international and local students. On the shores of Lac Léman, GES offers education in English with a strong French component to 3-18 year-olds, including a wide range of GCSE and A Level subjects, and achieves outstanding academic results (top 5% of British schools worldwide).

Collège du Léman offers a broad range of options for international children, with the option to undertake the International Baccalaureate (IB), Swiss Maturité, French Baccalauréat and American diplomas. 

A modern international school with an emphasis on bicultural French and German education, DSG offers world-class education from kindergarten right up to the German international high school diploma.

Opened in 2004, the Ecole Mosaic provides education for around 300 international school children, with plans to increase enrolment to 350 by 2022. The school offers around fifteen extra-curricular activities for children to take part in after the school day ends, from sport to creative arts programmes.

This French Primary School is located conveniently in the heart of downtown Geneva and focuses on having a strong partnership between families and the school. Though the school follows the French curriculum, German and English are taught from a young age to help children integrate into Swiss high schools later on if they so wish.

BSG hosts children and young adults from over 70 nationalities who come together as classmates and friends. The school has recently launched the Ark Centre for Autism, to help teenagers with Autism through their studies and prepare them for living independently.

Ecolint International School of Geneva boasts three beautiful campuses around Geneva, and currently provides education to around 4450 students from all over the world.

The French bilingual school Institut Florimont has a history of more than one hundred years since its founding by Missionaries of Saint François de Sales in 1905. The school welcomes people from all backgrounds and cultures and offers students the chance to complete either the Maturité cantonale, French baccalauréat or the International Baccalaureate (IB) as they wish.

International private school Institut International de Lancy welcomes students from age 3 to age 19 and holds a 100% IB and French Baccalaureate pass rate.

The Swedish International School is a truly international school with a Swedish approach to learning. SISOG teaches bilingually in Swedish and French or English and French and accommodates children from more than 20 different nations.

Part of the British education provider Bell, the Bell Switzerland school was founded in 1933, and uses its long history of dedication to learning to find the best pedagogical approaches to teaching and education.