Le Rosey Summer Camps

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LAkE GEnEvA CAMPUS
JULY CAMP
July 7th, 2014 – August 1st, 2014
4 weeks
9-16 y.o.
Price: CHF 12,000 + CHF 500 pocket money
• Daily 1-2 periods of French/English
classes
• Daily minimum 4 hours of Sports and
Arts activities
MOUnTAIn GSTAAD CAMPUS
JULY CAMP
July 5th, 2014 – July 25th, 2014
3 weeks
8-13 y.o.
Price: CHF 9,500 + CHF 400 pocket money
• Family-like community for younger
campers
• Daily 2.5 hours of French/English classes
• Mountain discovery, fun Sports and Arts
activities
LAkE GEnEvA CAMPUS
AUGUST CAMP
August 4th, 2014 – August 23rd, 2014
3 weeks
9-16 y.o.
Price: CHF 9,500 + CHF 500 pocket money
• Daily 4 periods of Maths and/or French/
English/Spanish revision classes
• Daily 3 hours of Sports and Arts
activities
MOUnTAIn GSTAAD CAMPUS
AUGUST CAMP
July 28th, 2014 – August 17th, 2014
3 weeks
8-13 y.o.
Price: CHF 9,500 + CHF 400 pocket money
• Family-like community for younger
campers
• Daily 2.5 hours of French/English classes
• Mountain discovery, fun Sports and Arts
activities
SAT® PREP . CAMP
JULY CAMP LAkE GEnEvA CAMPUS
July 7th, 2014 – August 1st, 2014
4 weeks
15-18 y.o.
Price: CHF 17,000 + CHF 800 pocket money
• 70 hours of intensive preparation for SAT exams
• Personalized contents and care provided
by seasoned SAT trainers
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EXCELLEnCE CAMP
JULY CAMP
July 5th, 2014 – July 19th, 2014
2 weeks
12-16 y.o.
Price: CHF 15,500 + CHF 200 pocket money
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• 1 Mountain trekking week + 1 Sea offshore
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Le Rosey is one of the finest and most attractive schools in Europe. Since 1880, it has taken pride in offering
well-rounded and demanding educational curricula to pupils from all over the world.
Many Roseans were given a first taste of their school during one of our camps; a place where they find
a well-balanced lifestyle and where individuals can be themselves whilst being part of an international community.
These principles are fundamental to the Rosey spirit.
Le Rosey proposes a variety of active and enriching programs for participants throughout the summer months.
All our high-standard programs aim to build a harmonious, disciplined and integrated community within exceptional
surroundings.
Our promise
• To enrich your child’s summer with a unique life experience.
• To offer professionally organized and varied camps.
• To develop your child’s talents through academic courses, sports, artistic activities and
outdoor excursions.
• To encourage friendship across cultures and languages from around the world.
• To teach young people how to take the first steps away from home towards becoming
more responsible and independent.
• To discover Switzerland’s natural beauty and culture.
Our priority is your child’s safety and well-being
• The camps’ directors and managers are employed as full-time teachers at Le Rosey and are
actively involved in the community life and safety procedures of our boarding school.
• All language instruction is given by mother-tongue speakers and teaching methods are
carefully adapted to “summer” learning. Sports and arts teachers are selected for their skills,
maturity, calm authority and ethical principles. They are often young and keen to share their
passion with the camp students.
• Meals are prepared by our professional chefs who are experienced in their attention to the
quality, presentation, flavor and balance of daily menus. The focus is on French cuisine but
with an international accent; we also pay particular attention to special dietary requirements.
• Nursing and medical staff are always on hand to deal with any medical problems. A team of
qualified doctors is available only a few minutes away from the campus and excellent hospitals
are within easy reach.
• Switzerland is a safe country and our campuses offer a healthy environment.
• Le Rosey accepts participants from all over the world. A quota system per nation, or group
of nations, ensures that the school maintains a truly international flavor. English and French
are the two official languages of the camp, both of instruction and as a means of everyday
communication on campus.
• Participants arriving at Geneva Airport will be met by our staff and accompanied to Rolle or
Gstaad. At the end of the camp, a school transport service ensures that they are accompanied
back to Geneva Airport in time for their return flights.
LAkE GEnEvA CAMPUS
In Rolle, halfway between Geneva and Lausanne, Le Rosey’s campus covers an area of 30 hectares,
looking down to Lake Geneva and backed by the Jura mountains.
The campus was established in 1880 in the “Château du Rosey”, with its extensive estate.
The historic original building, dating back to the 14th century, was then a run-down medieval castle,
but it was carefully renovated and the campus improved during the 20th century. Today, our Rolle
campus boasts some 15 different buildings hosting a complete range of academic,
sports and arts activities, and offering boarding accommodation for some 400
students, teachers and staff.
The latest visionary addition to our Rolle campus is the futuristic Paul & Henri Carnal Hall.
Institut Le Rosey
Château du Rosey
1180 Rolle, Switzerland
Tel. +41 21 822 55 00
LAKE GENEVA CAMPUS
In line with its visionary tradition, Le Rosey is about to launch the latest addition to its Rolle campus:
The Paul & Henri Carnal Hall. This futuristic structure designed by world-acclaimed Swiss-American
architect Bernard Tschumi will provide our students with state-of-the-art facilities comprising:
a 900-seat concert hall, a multipurpose modular exhibition hall, smaller rooms dedicated to specific
arts and crafts and a library surrounded by a learning center.
The building will be officially inaugurated and become fully operational in late June 2014. This means
that our 2014 Summer Camp participants will be pioneers, the very first ever to have the chance
Learning Center, cooking lab, visual arts and photography rooms,
dance and music studios – all within a building that also functions as an open space for
to use its
meetings, sharing and creativity.
GSTAAD CAMPUS
Since 1916 the whole school has moved up to the mountains during the winter season to
offer its students a term of sun, snow and winter sports whilst continuing their regular school
program.
The 7,600m2 Ried campus in Gstaad, a famous mountain resort nestled in the Swiss Alps
and nowadays home to world-famous celebrities, is complemented by a second 4600m2
campus in the neighboring village of Schönried. Le Rosey’s winter home with its
Swiss chalets also accommodates Summer Camp participants
most beautiful settings in Switzerland.
Institut Le Rosey
Chalet Rex
3780 Gstaad, Switzerland
Tel. +41 33 748 06 00
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LAkE GEnEvA CAMPUS
Evening activities
JULY CAMP July 7th - August 1st 2014
A range of team competitions, relaxing activities, pool
games, themed events, discos and surprise nights…
Morning program
Excursions and discovery trips
• Option 2: 1.25 hour language class per morning,
French or English; followed by a sports or arts session,
upon participant’s choice.
Our international campers will discover the wonders of
Switzerland: an overnight stay in a Swiss chalet in the
mountain wilderness, high-altitude adventures, theme
parks by the lake, hiking through magnificent natural
landscapes, as well as excursions to cities and places of
cultural interest.
Class average up to 12 students who are grouped
according to their level.
Weekends
• Option 1: 2.5 hours language classes per morning,
French or English
Afternoon Sports & Arts
On enrollment, participants choose 7 activities from an
extensive list of some 20 sports and 10 arts and crafts
workshops. They can make changes to their choice on
the very first day of the camp.
While some students may choose to leave accompanied
by their relatives from Saturday noon to Sunday
6.00pm, those staying on the campus will be offered
a varied program of entertaining activities – including
cruises on Lake Geneva, horse-riding, shopping time in
Geneva or Lausanne, barbecues, shows and discos, and
much more.
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DAILY SChEDULE
08.00 Wake-up followed by breakfast
09.15 Start of language lessons and
Sports/Arts activities’ morning program
or departure for excursions
12.30 Lunch
14.00 Sports/Arts activities
18.30 Dinner
19.30 Evening activities
21.30 Junior bedtime (-13 y.o.)
22.00 Senior bedtime
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4 weeks
9-16-year-olds
C A M P U S
JULY CAMP
+ CHF 500 pocket money
July 7th - August 1st 2014
CHF 12,000
Formerly known as “Le Classique”, this 4-week camp is designed for making new
friends in an international environment. Living together in a community based upon
Le Rosey values of respect and understanding, youngsters enjoy a wide range of sports
and arts, entertaining evening and weekend activities, excursions and discovery trips,
while benefiting from a daily academic program of French or English classes.
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The last-but-one evening of the camp is dedicated to a show which highlights the participants’ work; while on the
last evening they attend a prize-giving ceremony where their language and sporting achievements are recognized,
followed by a farewell party. Parents are welcome to attend the show and the prize-giving ceremony.
Set of Sports activities
Air-rifle shooting, Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball,
Beach-volley, Football, Golf, Horse-riding, Rugby, Sailing,
Self-defense, Swimming, Tennis, Uni-hockey, Waterskiing
and Yoga.
Set of Arts activities
Circus school, Cooking, Creative arts,
Digital photography, Hip-Hop, Percussions,
Pottery, School of Magic and Theatre.
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Morning program
• Option 1: Intensive language.
4 periods (50 minutes each) of French or English.
• Option 2: Language.
2 periods of English followed by 2 periods of French
or Spanish.
• Option 3: Math and language.
2 periods of Math followed by 2 periods of English
or French or Spanish.
Math is taught in English only.
Class average up to 12 students who are grouped
according to their level.
End-of-camp
Afternoon Sports & Arts
On enrollment, participants choose 4-5 activities from
an extensive list of some 15 different sports, 10 arts
and crafts and multimedia workshops. They can make
changes to their choice on the very first day of the camp.
Evening activities
A range of team competitions, relaxing activities, pool
games, themed events and surprise nights…
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08.00 Wake-up followed by breakfast
09.00 Start of lessons
12.30 Lunch
15.00 Sports/Arts activities
19.00 Dinner
20.00 Evening activities
21.30 Junior bedtime (-13 y.o.)
22.00 Senior bedtime
The last evening of the camp is dedicated to a show which
highlights the participants’ work and a prize-giving ceremony where
their language and sporting achievements are recognized, followed
by a farewell party. Parents are welcome to attend the event.
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August 4th - 23rd 2014
CHF 9,500
Weekends
While some students may choose to leave accompanied
by their relatives from Saturday noon to Sunday 6.00pm,
those staying on the campus will be offered a varied
program of entertaining activities – including cruises on
the Lake Geneva, shopping time in Geneva or Lausanne,
barbecues, shows and discos, high-altitude adventures,
theme parks by the lake, hiking magnificent natural
landscapes, excursions to cultural points of interest and
cities and much more…
3 weeks
9-16-year-olds
C A M P U S
AUGUST CAMP
Formerly known as “The Summer School”, this 3-week camp is designed for making
new friends in an international environment while living together in a community
based upon Le Rosey values of respect and understanding. Participants benefit from
intensive revision courses under the guidance of teachers committed to academic
excellence. A wide range of sports and arts, entertaining evening and weekend activities
with excursions and discovery trips is also on offer.
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Set of Sports activities
Air-rifle shooting, Archery, Badminton,
Baseball, Basketball, Beach-volley, Climbing,
Football, Golf, Sailing, Self-defense, Swimming,
Table tennis, Tennis and Waterskiing.
Set of Arts activities
Circus school, Cooking, Creative arts, Dancing,
Digital photography, Film-making and -acting,
Hip-Hop, School of Magic, Singing and
Web-design.
GSTAAD CAMPUS
Evening activities
JULY CAMP July 5th - 25th 2014
AUGUST CAMP July 28th - August 17th 2014
A range of team competitions, sports tournaments,
relaxing activities, creative workshops and surprise
nights...
Morning program
Excursions and discovery trips
2.5 hours language classes per morning, French or
English.
Students are grouped according to their level.
The average number of students per class ranges from
5 to 10.
The focus is on improving communication, understanding and reading, grammar and vocabulary. Various
themes are linked to local trips and excursions.
Afternoon Sports & Arts
Planned activities as well as a choice of mountain
sports, indoor/outdoor practice of team or individual
sports, and arts and crafts activities.
End-of-camp
Our international campers will discover the wonders of
Switzerland: an overnight stay in a Swiss chalet in the
mountain wilderness, high-altitude adventures, theme
parks by the lake, hiking through magnificent natural
landscapes, excursions to cities and places of cultural
interest, as well as experiencing mountain farmers’ life
first hand.
Weekends
While some students may choose to leave accompanied by their relatives from Saturday noon to Sunday
6.00pm, those staying on the campus will be offered a
varied program of entertaining activities, shopping time
in Gstaad or Montreux, barbecues, cinemas, shows and
discos, and much more…
The last evening of the camp is dedicated to a show which highlights
the participants’ work and a prize-giving ceremony where their
language and sporting achievements are recognized, followed by
a farewell party. Parents are welcome to attend the event.
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GSTAAD
08.00 Wake-up followed by breakfast
09.30 Start of lessons
12.30 Lunch
14.00 Sports/Arts activities
18.45 Dinner
19.45 Evening activities
21.45 Bedtime
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JULY + AUGUST CAMP
July 5th - 25th, 2014
July 28th - August 17th 2014
Formerly known as “Gstaad My Family”, these 3-week camps are specially designed
for younger campers. Here, children who may be leaving their family circle for the
first time, make new friends in an international environment and build a family-like
community feeling. Our mountain campus in the magnificent region of Gstaad offers
a wide range of sports and arts activities, lessons, educational trips, excursions and
discovery trips.
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Set of Arts activities
Cooking, Creative Arts,
Visual Media and Theatre show.
EXCELLEnCE CAMP
JULY CAMP July 5th - July 19th 2014
Mountain adventure week
The group will discover trails in the Bernese and Wallis Alps,
learn rock-climbing, cross obstacles, crevasses and glaciers.
They will work as part of a team while setting up and taking
down a camp every day, and learn autonomy away from home
and how to live in a community. Most nights are spent in tents
or in mountain refuges.
This is a unique opportunity to enjoy a superb adventure in
the heart of the spectacular scenery of the Swiss Alps.
Activities include
Rock climbing, rappelling, an ascent to 4000m, glacier walks
using crampons, an introduction to orienteering and GPS
navigation, hanging bridge (mega swing fixed under a bridge),
nights in mountain huts, discovering Alpine flora and fauna,
etc.
Offshore navigation on the
Mediterranean Sea
The group then flies from Geneva to join the
sailing yacht Ipharra on the Mediterranean Sea
for a cruise along the coasts and to splendid
islands.
The group will: learn how to handle a large
yacht, using both engine and sails; practice
sailing maneuvers; learn how to calculate routes
using maps and electronic navigation equipment;
appreciate the importance of teamwork and
mutual respect; and, of course, relax and enjoy
water sports.
Activities include
Sailing maneuvers, maritime map reading,
exploring islands, swimming, snorkeling, sea
bob, waterskiing, wakeboarding, navigation using
lasers, kayaking, etc.
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CHF 15,500
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CAMP
JULY CAMP
July 5th - July 19th 2014
This exclusive 2-week camp is specially designed for some 10 fit, curious and
adventurous young people, fluent or native French/English speakers, and with a good
team spirit. It combines a mountain adventure week followed by a week of
offshore ocean navigation on board a luxurious yacht. The aims are to define
and challenge one’s own limits and to provide opportunities to show leadership skills,
while living a thrilling emotion-filled experience. Achieving excellence together!
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Ipharra yacht
Ipharra is a 34-metre catamaran sailboat built for offshore
cruising. It is a secure, well-furnished, fast yacht which has
4 triple-berth cabins with bathrooms for the students, crew’s
quarters and 3 cabins housing the 5 crew members. Ipharra
also has a classroom equipped with IT resources; a huge
cockpit which serves as a dining room/meeting area and
cinema; a reading room, and a flying deck used for marine
observation, astronomy and lazing in the sun!
The yacht also has a dinghy used for exploration
(Zodiac), a light Laser sailing boat used for sailing
lessons; electric powered sea bobs (also used
for exploration), snorkeling equipment, a kayak,
waterskiing and wakeboarding equipment,
not to mention all the usual modern security
equipment - GSM and satellite communication
and navigation systems.
More at: www.ipharra.com
Staff and teachers
During the Mountain Week the group is placed under
the guidance and responsibility of a mountain-seasoned
Rosey teacher, a professional mountain guide and a
trained first-aider.
During the offshore Sea Week, the group is placed under
the guidance and responsibility of a sea-seasoned Rosey
teacher, and the whole Ipharra crew: captain, mechanic,
cook chef and steward.
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SAT ® PREP. CAMP
JULY CAMP July 7th - August 1st 2014
Morning program
This 4-week intensive SAT course includes:
52 hours of classroom instruction and drills in all areas
of the SAT + 4 full-length SAT Practice Exams for a total
of 70 hours of SAT preparation.
Each student who follows this rigorous course will
leave camp with: a comprehensive understanding of
all three sections of the SAT; strategies and techniques
to ace every question type; and more sophisticated
SAT essay writing skills gained from personalized essay
workshops.
Afternoon Sports & Arts
While a program of planned activities will be offered,
participants have access to our Lake Geneva campus’
global Sports & Arts activities offer and will make a daily
selection among a set of available activities.
Evening activities and free time
A range of relaxing activities, pool games, themed
events, discos and free time for friends or homework,
cultural events, etc., tailored for students aged 15-18.
Excursions and discovery trips
Our international campers will discover the wonders of
Switzerland: mountain adventures, theme parks by the
lake, hiking through magnificent natural landscapes,
as well as excursions to cities and places or summer
events of cultural interest.
Weekends
While some students may choose to leave accompanied
by their relatives from Saturday noon to Sunday
6.00pm, those staying on the campus will be offered a
varied program of: entertaining activities, cruising on
Lake Geneva or horse-riding, shopping time in Geneva
or Lausanne, barbecues, shows and discos, and much
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08.00 Wake-up followed by breakfast
09.00 Start of SAT classes
12.30 Lunch
14.00 Sports/Arts activities
18.30 Dinner
19.30 Evening activities
23.00 Senior bedtime
4 weeks
15-18-year-olds
CHF 17,000
+ CHF 800 pocket money
JULY CAMP
LAkE GEnEvA CAMPUS
July 7th - August 1st 2014
This camp is designed for students in the final 2 or 3 years of high school who
would like to significantly improve their SAT scores (2013 students averaged a 250
point increase). The curriculum - Mathematics, Critical Reading and Writing - is
academically demanding and participants must already have a good level of English and
be prepared to invest intellectual effort.
Our student-to-teacher ratio is capped at 6:1 and Math and Verbal classes are
grouped by ability, which optimizes personalization of strategy, content and class pacing.
The course is led by two American SAT experts who have taught over 3,500 SAT
classes for Kaplan, The Princeton Review and Le Rosey.
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End-of-camp
The penultimate evening of the camp is dedicated to an artistic performance which showcases the participants’
work; while on the last evening they attend a prize-giving ceremony to award their SAT and sporting achievements,
followed by a farewell party. Parents are welcome to attend the show and the prize-giving ceremony.
Set of Sports activities
Air-rifle shooting, Archery, Badminton, Baseball,
Basketball, Beach-volley, Football, Golf, Horse-riding,
Rugby, Sailing, Self-defense, Swimming, Tennis,
Uni-hockey, Waterskiing and Yoga.
Set of Arts activities
Cooking, Creative arts,
Digital photography and Pottery
REGISTRATION & CONDITIONS
Registration procedure
Registration is open online on our web site:
www.roseysummercamps.ch
Thanks for following the instructions provided.
Upon request, we will send an application form and
instructions by email.
Every year, a waiting list which varies according to age,
gender and nationality (we apply a quota system of
maximum 10% of one particular nationality or group of
nationalities) is established; as soon as a place becomes
available, an offer will be sent to the candidate at
the top of the waiting list. We give priority to former
summer camp participants. Inquiries by telephone
cannot guarantee a reservation. Should you be visiting
Switzerland, we would be delighted to show you around
our campuses either in Rolle or Gstaad.
Payment
Applying for registration is subject to our approval,
depending on remaining available places in our camps.
Enrollment becomes official upon full payment.
• Upon receipt of the application we will inform you
whether places are available at the camp(s) chosen
and then request a deposit of CHF 1,000. Upon
receipt of your payment, we will proceed with your
application.
• The invoice for the camp and participant’s pocket
money will be sent at a later date. This must be
settled within 30 days of the billing date.
• Camp fees are quoted in Swiss Francs (CHF). If a
payment is made in a foreign currency the official
exchange rate of the day of the transaction will be
used; any difference in favor of the payee will be
credited or, in the case of a shortfall, a further
payment will be invoiced.
• Payment by credit cards is possible for American
Express cards holders.
Cancellation conditions
We strongly recommend that parents take out
cancellation insurance in the participant’s country of
residence in order to ensure full refunding for cancellation
before the start of the camp or in case of early departure
from the camp (for example in case of accident, illness,
family problems, etc.). If a participant is expelled for
disciplinary reasons, no fees will be reimbursed.
The deposit of CHF 1,000 is non-refundable and
non-transferrable.
In case of cancellation
• Up to 30 days before the start date of the camp:
refund of 50% of the camp cost and full refund of the
pocket money.
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fter this period, the full amount (registration and
camp fees) is due. Pocket money is fully refunded.
• In case of litigation, the competent Court is that of
Rolle, Switzerland.
Fees include
• Full-board and accommodation in a twin-bed room
(or, at certain camps or special activities, in tents or
mountain refuges), according to age.
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rovision of bed linen, personal and bath towels.
• F ull laundry service (except dry cleaning which is not
provided during the camps).
• The classes according to the program.
• T he sports and associated coaching and material
offered within the program.
• T he arts and associated coaching and material offered
within the program.
• E vening activities.
• E xcursions, cruises and optional weekend activities.
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ccident and personal liability insurances, and local
taxes.
• T ransport to and from Geneva Airport but only on
the official days of arrival and departure to and from
the camp. Outside these dates transport by taxi will
cost approximately CHF 150 for Rolle or CHF 500 for
Gstaad.
Fees don’t include
• Medical care in case of illness (accident costs are
covered) for all camps except Excellence Camp.
These costs may be deducted from pocket money
•V
arious personal expenses (telephone, stamps, fax,
excess baggage, UM service, etc.).
• Some optional weekend activities.
We reserve the right
• To cancel one of the sessions up to three days before
the session begins and should this case arise, we will
refund the fees paid and will propose the option of
joining one of our other Rosey camps.
• T o adapt routes or camp itineraries should security
issues arise relating to adverse weather during the
course of the Mountain or Sea camp.
• T o replace Ipharra by another yacht should the boat
become unavailable through force majeure.
There is no insurance against theft. Extra money held
by the participants should be handed in to the Direction
or the Head of House for safe keeping. It is strongly
recommended that campers do not bring jewelry or
valuable items.
A memorable summer experience
Main address
Le Rosey, Château du Rosey, 1180 Rolle, Switzerland.
Tel.: +41 21 822 55 00 - Fax +41 21 822 55 55
Secondary address, from December 20th to March 15th
Le Rosey, Winter Campus, 3780 Gstaad, Switzerland.
Tel.: +41 33 748 06 00 - Fax +41 33 748 06 01
www.roseysummercamps.ch
[email protected]
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Contacts
Mr Grégory Guinot, Summer Camps Director
Mr Philippe Neyroud, Marketing Manager
Mrs Ingrid Kasnouar, Admissions Officer