Senior School
A clear path to the IB Diploma
From academic excellence to personal development, students are guided towards the IB Diploma and equipped to succeed in a global environment.
All subjects are taught by specialist teachers, and languages are taught by native speakers, ensuring a high level of academic and linguistic development.
Ages 11 to 13. Built on the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC), which connects learning across subjects and encourages students to become increasingly internationally minded.
- French
- Spanish, German or Italian
- Mathematics
- General Sciences
- Innovation & Technology
- History and Geography
- Music, Visual Arts, Theatre & Performance
- World Language Arts
- Sport & PE, including skiing in winter
- Citizenship
Ages 14 to 15. This two-year programme gradually introduces the rigour and independence expected in the IB. Grade 10 may also be taken as a stand-alone entry year.
Mathematics, English and French remain central subjects, with classes adapted to students' abilities to maximise both support and challenge.
Ages 16 to 18. Students study six subjects, three at Higher Level and three at Standard Level, alongside three core components:
- The Extended Essay, an independent research project of up to 4,000 words
- Theory of Knowledge
- Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS)
All students study a minimum of two languages. Students are also encouraged to develop their first language through mother-tongue programmes, which may include Mandarin, Turkish, Russian, Italian and others.
Alongside the IB Diploma Programme, students may complete the Le Régent Graduation Diploma, a parallel pathway for those who wish to pursue a more specialised academic focus.
Learning beyond the classroom
Across all four seasons, students challenge themselves, develop new skills and make the most of their time in a unique alpine environment.
Outdoor Adventures
