Meet our community, explore our campuses and experience Haut-Lac first-hand.
Our Open Days and events give families the opportunity to meet our Admissions and teaching teams, visit our campuses in St-Légier-La Chiésaz on the Swiss Riviera, and discover our bilingual and international programmes.
Explore our upcoming Open Days and events below, or book a personal tour if you prefer to visit at a time that suits your family.
Meet our teams, explore our campuses and discover the right programme for your child.
Friday 13 November 2026 · 09:00–11:00
Meet our teams and discover Haut-Lac in person.
Wednesday, March 10 2027 · 09:00–11:00
Visit Haut-Lac campus and learn about what makes us different.
Explore upcoming events designed to help families discover Haut-Lac, meet our community and learn more about school life.
Wednesday, 30 September · 09:30
Join us for a magical morning of storytelling in our library.
Ages 2–4 · Open to all families · Free registration
Wednesday, 2 December · 09:30
Enjoy a morning of literature and fantasy with your little one.
Ages 2–4 · Open to all families · Free registration
Our multilingual Admissions team is here to answer all your questions and organise a personalised visit for you.
Choosing the right school is a big decision, and our Admissions team is here to make the process simple and personal.
Whether you’d like to learn more about our programmes, discuss your child’s needs, or arrange a personalised campus visit, we’re here to help.
Contact us or book a visit to see our school in action.
We’re easy to get to by train, car and plane from Montreux, Vevey, Lausanne and Geneva.
Got a question about our Open day events? Check our FAQ for quick answers.
During a Haut-Lac Open Day, families can discover our school environment, meet members of our Admissions and teaching teams, learn more about our bilingual and international programmes, and ask questions about school life and the admissions process.
Our Open Days and events are designed for families interested in learning more about Haut-Lac, whether you are considering Early Years, Primary, Middle School or High School. Some events may be aimed at a particular age group or programme, so please check the individual event details before registering.
Registration is recommended for Open Days and for events where a registration form is available. This helps us prepare for your visit and share any practical information with you beforehand. If registration has not opened yet, you can sign up to be notified when it becomes available.
Absolutely. Our Open Days and events are an opportunity to get to know Haut-Lac before making any decision. You are welcome to visit, ask questions and explore whether the school could be the right fit for your family.
Yes, families are welcome to attend together unless otherwise indicated for a specific event. Some events are particularly designed for children, while others may focus more on information for parents.
If the scheduled dates do not work for your family, our Admissions team can organise a personalised visit at another time. You can book a personal tour or contact the team directly to discuss your needs.
We welcome students at all levels of English and/or French proficiency.
Haut-Lac provides language support sessions to help students integrate smoothly and become confident multilingual communicators.
Haut-Lac combines a bilingual and international education with a strong sense of community and personalised support. Our approach is designed to help students develop academically, socially and personally in a multicultural environment.
Haut-Lac welcomes students across Early Years, Primary, Middle School and High School. Families can explore the different school sections during an Open Day or speak with Admissions about the most appropriate entry point for their child.
Yes. Families planning a move to Switzerland are welcome to attend an Open Day, join an event where possible, or arrange a personalised visit with the Admissions team. This can be a useful way to understand the school, programmes and community before making relocation decisions.
