Digital skills, robotics, programming and languages in a first class international school with Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz

The camp focuses on immersive learning experiences. Language courses are held in small, consistent groups to maximise efficiency. Digital skills courses – from game design to robotics – are taught by industry experts, providing practical and relevant training.

Extracurriculars at the Lyceum Alpinum are diverse, ranging from acting & filmmaking, golf training, and sports & activities to Milan Academy Football Camp. Each me is comprehensive, offering students hands-on experience in their chosen field.

Students are housed in either single or double rooms on the Lyceum Alpinum campus. Rooms are allocated to students of a similar age to ensure comfort and fellowship.

Diverse coding experience tailored to various interests and skill levels; Comprehensive range of courses, including crafting digital games with Python, exploring storytelling and game design with MIT’s Scratch, and diving into robotic adventures with Arduino; Facilitated by expert tutors from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge; High-quality learning experience with instructors possessing both academic expertise and teaching proficiency.

Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz, located in the Swiss Alps, offers an enriching summer course for students aged 10 to 16. This boarding school focuses on providing language instruction in English, German, and French. Additionally, it introduces students to technology and robotics, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience. Recognised institutions such as Cambridge International endorse their teaching methods, ensuring a high standard of education.

What distinguishes Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz is its unique educational philosophy. It intertwines traditional values with modern cosmopolitan perspectives, preparing students for the challenges of the future. The emphasis here is not just on academic learning but on holistic personal development. Students are encouraged to be critical thinkers, develop a keen sense of responsibility towards community service, and cultivate respect for diverse cultures. The curriculum also stresses creativity and the importance of global networking. Outside of the classroom, participants can explore various activities ranging from drama to film editing, and from sports to nature excursions. The school offers dedicated travel services ensuring safety and convenience for students travelling internationally.

Students are housed in either single or double rooms on the Lyceum Alpinum campus. Rooms are allocated to students of a similar age to ensure comfort and fellowship.

About

Nestled in the elevated village of Zuoz, Lyceum Alpinum's 130,000 square meter campus harmoniously integrates 12 buildings. The facilities include boarding houses, sports fields, ice fields, tennis courts, a golf driving range, media library, theatre, and dedicated art and music rooms. Dining and social spaces, administrative offices, parking lots, and outdoor areas complete the campus. Set against the Alpine backdrop, Zuoz itself offers five ski lifts and a golf course, enriching students' experiences with diverse recreational opportunities.

Pickup Options

The nearest airports—Zurich, Milan, Innsbruck, and Munich—are accessible options for students. A private airport in Samedan, just 10 minutes away, adds convenience. Typically, students choose train travel between Zuoz and Zurich or private transportation to Milan upon request. For a seamless journey, a partnered transportation company offers airport pick-up directly to the school for an extra fee.

Self Travel

From either Zurich or St. Gallen, take the A3 (A13) route for approximately 120 km to reach Landquart. From there, proceed to Klosters – Davos. In Klosters, choose between the Vereina tunnel or the scenic road to Davos, which includes the Flüela Pass at an elevation of 2300 m. Note that the Flüela Pass is closed in winter, redirecting travelers to the Julier Pass or the Vereina Tunnel for access to the Engadine. Continuing through the Engadine region towards St. Moritz (via Zernez), you'll arrive at Zuoz after approximately 20 km, marking the final stretch to the campus of Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz.