Eden School - Veyrier Campus

Geneva, Switzerland. Eden School operates on two campuses in the Geneva area: Campus Veyrier at 270 route de Veyrier, 1255 Veyrier, and Frank-Thomas Campus at 34 chemin Frank-Thomas, 1208 Geneva. The Veyrier campus is about 10 minutes from downtown Geneva by car or public transport, and a reliable school transport network is available. A second campus at Frank-Thomas opened in 2025 to accommodate younger children nearby.

Nursery and Primary levels. Nursery starts at age 3; Primary education completes around age 11, with schooling continuing to age 18.

Private bilingual (French-English) international school with two Geneva campuses; no boarding facilities.

Emotional support is provided; the school emphasizes differentiated teaching and ongoing staff training to support individual learning needs.

Switzerland

Opening hours are 8:15am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday; on Wednesdays, the day ends at 12:00pm.

A brand-new school bus service operates, picking up children from home each morning and returning them home each evening.

Eden School offers a bilingual French-English curriculum in Geneva, with additional German language exposure. The Eden track follows the French system, with nursery beginning at age 3 and primary ending at age 11, and students completing their schooling at age 18; the Geneva cantonal track begins nursery at age 4, ends primary at age 12, and ends secondary at age 19. The primary program is bilingual French/English and integrates the Romand PER to allow continuing studies in either pathway. In kindergarten, the program emphasizes emotional safety, language and cognitive development, and includes daily music and movement as part of the bilingual experience. The primary curriculum covers mathematics, sciences, reading, writing, history/geography, languages, arts and physical education, with project-based learning used at key stages and a strong focus on social-emotional learning. Subjects are taught through a plurilingual immersion, with French and English instruction and German introduced in some years.

Mindfulness develops the emotional, cognitive, and social development of the child. It helps the child understand what they feel, recognize their internal states, and respond in a more measured way. By fostering a calm relationship with emotions and thoughts, the child builds inner security that supports engagement, trust, and readiness to learn. At Eden, mindfulness is fully integrated into an educational vision that considers the child in all dimensions. The practices are complemented by positive discipline, used daily in classroom life to support the development of social‑emotional skills.

Teaching is differentiated to meet each child's needs, promoting both academic and personal progress through differentiated tools tailored to individual requirements. From early on, each subject is taught by a dedicated specialist, ensuring passionate delivery and deep mastery of content. This variety of approaches exposes children to different ways of thinking and learning, enriching their educational experience. Assigning a subject-by-subject teacher helps avoid over‑reliance on a single authority and supports a holistic, balanced education that encourages autonomy and exploration of interests. The team has been trained to become experts in positive discipline, providing a firm yet benevolent framework in which children take responsibility for their actions.

The school offers multilingual instruction in French, English, and German. The Veyrier campus provides a natural immersion in French and English. The Frank‑Thomas campus notes bilingual French/English instruction and integrates the Romand curriculum (PER). English language activities are available, including English Club open to all (whether or not the child attends Eden). These language offerings support students in developing bilingual proficiency.

Mindfulness supports the child's emotional, cognitive, and social development, helping them understand what they feel and recognize internal states to respond appropriately. In kindergarten, mindfulness activities use tools like Kimochis® to help children name and acknowledge emotions; in primary, Brain Ball® and the Eline Snel method support attention and emotional regulation. These practices are supported by positive discipline in daily classroom life, reinforcing emotional and relational skills. Eden's approach emphasizes emotional accompaniment as part of its holistic educational vision.

Registration and Tuition Fees: To enroll in our school, a registration fee of CHF 1500 is payable in the first year only. Fees are payable in two installments, in August and January, and billed per school year, divided into two semesters (September to January and February to June). The annual tuition is CHF 22,920 for Petite and Moyenne sections and CHF 26,220 for Grande Section & Primary Classes. A CHF 3,300 per year charge applies to Wednesday morning English Workshops. School materials cost CHF 950 per year; beginning in primary school, a one-time CHF 200 contribution is required for an iPad. School outings cost CHF 250 per year. Supervision of meals in the cafeteria costs CHF 400 per half-year, with two lunch options: Option 1: parents register their child with an external provider designated by the school (cost per meal CHF 10); Option 2: students bring their own lunch. Optional after-school study groups run Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays; 1 day per week costs CHF 500 per semester, 2 days CHF 750 per semester, 3 days CHF 1000 per semester. After-school workshops are optional and cost CHF 1100–1500 per year. For all semester and yearly fees, no reductions or refunds are available for cancellations. Scholarships may be granted within a strict framework, based on the requirements of the children and/or their families, with the assistance of foundations.

Scholarships may be granted within a strict framework, based on the requirements of the children and/or their families, with the assistance of foundations.