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Provider Overview
Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz offers a diverse range of summer camp programmes for children and teenagers aged 6 to 17, combining language learning or digital skills with sports, outdoor adventures, and creative activities in the Swiss Alps. Options include a residential Summer Camp and Boarding Camp for ages 10–17, featuring German, English or French lessons (or AI, programming and robotics), theatre and film workshops, and alpine sports, as well as a Junior Day Camp for ages 6–9 with morning language classes, afternoon activities, meals, and transport included—providing flexible, enriching holiday experiences in the inspiring Engadine valley.
Programmes
Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz programme groups currently available in the catalogue.
Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz FAQs
Where will I be staying?
We offer single and double rooms, either with private bathrooms or with shared facilities located on the same floor.
How many hours of tuition are provided?
29 language or digital skills lessons and 8 hours of additional study.
What level of English do I need?
All language levels are welcome. There is a maximum of 15 students per class, and our enthusiastic team of teachers will choose topics relevant and of interest and linguistic value to the children. A short online test prior to the camp ensures that children are placed in classes at an appropriate level, and also helps the teachers to see the strengths and weaknesses of the children, and where they can assist them most during the camp.
What supervision is provided?
Round-the-clock supervision is provided.
Are airport transfers provided?
Pick-up service from Zurich Airport to Zuoz and back is provided and in the price included.
Is course insurance provided?
The school offers and suggests this cancellation insurance, which can be booked at the time of registration.
Will I get a certificate?
A language or digital skills course certificate and a report of the chosen programme at the end of the camp are of course an integral part of the service.
What visa do I need?
Participants from third countries and some non-European Union nations must be in possession of a valid visa in order to attend the Summer Camp. Informartion about the regulations governing the issue of visas can be obtained from any Swiss Embassy or Consulate as well as online.