Aiglon College

Aiglon College is a not-for-profit, international and co-educational boarding school. For over 77 years, the school has offered students a holistic and inspirational experience that pushes the boundaries of traditional education. John Corlette founded the school in 1949 on a distinctive ethos: the balanced development of mind, body, and spirit. Aiglon is home to 500 students, from 6-18 years old, representing more than 65 different nationalities. From junior through to senior school, students benefit from all the advantages of an international boarding environment. They form lasting bonds with each other and with excellent educators who guide them towards academic and personal success. The environment is fundamental to the students' development. Aiglonians discover that the unique mountaintop position provides a fresh perspective while offering opportunities for challenge. The teacher-to-student ratio is 1:4, and the average class size is 12, ensuring individual attention to each student. The school has four cohorts: Wonder Years (ages 6-10), Discovery Years (ages 11-13), Exploration Years (ages 14-15) and Inspiration Years (ages 16-18), each overseen by an Assistant Head. Students follow the globally recognised International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes. Aiglon participates in accreditation programmes through the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Students immerse themselves in over 120 activity options, ranging from Robotics and Taekwondo to Model United Nations, with new offerings continually introduced. The journey through the school prioritises holistic education and celebrates creativity. A Summer Camp is offered

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