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From cucumber seeds to a greenhouse of several square metres, the vegetable garden allows children to discover the magic of growing vegetables. Many people think that at school you only learn in the classroom. Two years ago, Collège Champittet in Nyon set up an educational garden that allows students to engage in a stimulating environment in which they observe, discover, experiment and learn.
A sort of living laboratory where one puts one's hands in the ground, touches, looks and tastes, while putting aside, for a moment, the textbooks. With the confinement this year the children unfortunately could not participate at the beginning in the preparation of the vegetable garden, the soil, planting the new seeds in Spring, but a few volunteer teachers had come to put their hands in the soil and the children were able to continue to cultivate the vegetable garden when they returned to school. Since classes resumed on May 11, they have been able to observe the transformation of the garden and can now taste the first fruits and vegetables that have come out of the ground. What a joy!
We are proud to announce that Collège Champittet has once again been ranked among the 100 leading private schools in the world by the Spear’s Schools Index!
At Collège Champittet, our culture of lifelong learning includes our teachers just as much as our students. Learning doesn’t stop when we leave the classroom or when the school day ends.
At Collège Champittet, our annual Career Day gives students a valuable opportunity to meet professionals from diverse industries and explore their future goals.
On 15 March 2025, music lovers at Collège Champittet were treated to an exceptional concert by Franco-Italian mezzo-soprano Lea Desandre and French lutenist Thomas Dunford.