Exploring, discovering, analyzing... Science is an exciting subject.

Sharing the enthusiasm of knowledge, arousing a taste for curiosity and cultivating a scientific approach, such is the vocation of the Life and Earth Sciences courses taught at school.

In a constantly changing society, it is essential that young people, citizens of today and tomorrow, have the keys to understanding the world.

St. Martin's Day is an opportunity for children, parents and teachers to celebrate sharing, caring and the joy of being together. 

Honey lovers, you will find 6 beehives in our school garden, a great opportunity for children to learn about beekeeping. These are operated by our gardening teacher Mr. Nikolai Höfer.

Members of the executive of the commune of Confignon were pleased to visit the school.

Located on the shores of Lake Geneva, the Veytaux hydroelectric power plant can generate and store energy by pumping water from the lake to the Hongrin reservoir at an altitude of 1250m.

With care, attention to detail and a lot of heart, the parents of the school make beautiful Advent wreaths for the Christmas market.

All gourmands love chocolate! Especially children! Regularly the extracurricular activities (Class of reception 6 to 12 years) propose cooking workshops.
This time it was on the theme of greed with a workshop around chocolate!

With the crate event, which involves courage, balance and confidence, the elementary students climb to over 7 meters and .... touch the ceiling of the great hall!

Soldering iron, logic ruler, mathematics, green, red and blue wire... The students were asked to design, build and assemble a simple calculator from transistors, resistors and diodes.