Aiglon The Eagle

Aiglon College

Those attending The Eagle programme are setting off upon journeys of their own, hungry for new horizons and an independence which will help shape them as young adults. Each week of our Summer School is designed to give them expert guidance, while encouraging them to wholeheartedly engage with exciting new experiences – whether that is physically on our mountain during challenging expeditions, or academically in the classroom.

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Key Features

Activities

Adventures, Art & film, Camping, English, Entrepreneurship, French, Hiking, Languages, Leadership, Leadership & Innovation

Ages

13, 14, 15, 16

Dates

21 June - 1 August 2025

Duration

1, 2 or 3 weeks

Price

CHF 3'900 for 1 week / CHF 7'400 for 2 weeks / CHF 10'400 for 3 weeks

Languages

French or English

Address

Av. Centrale 61, 1885 Ollon, Switzerland

Camp overview

Aiglon's Eagle programme, designed for older students, provides more advanced academic and leadership challenges. With courses like entrepreneurship, photography, and leadership, it equips students with key life skills while still promoting fun and active engagement with sports and outdoor adventures.

Students select their morning courses, and then participate in a range of afternoon and evening activities and an expedition.

Whether you are considering applying to Aiglon’s full academic year or simply want them to enjoy a few weeks of exciting and rewarding adventures, our summer programmes give children the opportunity to experience the best of Aiglon and its unique environment.

EAGLE PROGRAMME

Morning courses options

Interactive French or English (Beginner to Advanced level), Photography and Art, International Entrepreneur, Leadership Challenge, Sports Discovery

A TYPICAL DAY

07:30 wake up → 08:00 breakfast → 09:00 morning courses start → 10:25 break → 12:00 lunch → 13:15 prep for afternoon activities → 14:00 afternoon activities → 17:00 free time → 18:30 dinner → 19:30 evening activities → 21:30 bedtime

AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES

Students rotate through a varied activity plan within a group of students the same age.

They are assigned a staff group leader who accompanies them to all activities, which may include art, camp craft, team games, drama, dance, orienteering, hiking, swimming, climbing (indoor and outdoor), bowling, ice skating, canyoning (for older students), surfing (for older students), wake surf, river rafting, stand up paddle, cookery, golf, mini golf, real fly (for older students), tennis, bodyboarding, trampolining, kayaking, design challenge.