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They did it again. Our students have surpassed expectations, attaining an impressive average of 36 points at IBDP 2023 exams —an achievement that exceeds the global average and opens the doors to world’s leading universities.

Math doesn't have to be just about getting the right answer. As a parent, you can help make the journey of understanding maths a fun and memorable experience for your child. Explore our guide on engaging maths games that focus on the process.

"Whenever I talk about LCIS, I notice how frequently we use words like "family" and "community" to describe our school. And rightly so - these words capture the spirit we aim to promote at LCIS." says Andy Puttock, Principal at LCIS.

In celebration of World Children's Day 2022, a select group of Nord Anglia Education students took over lessons at their schools to help their peers learn more about sustainable development and global citizenship.

Our annual Harvest Lunch is a great opportunity for our students to build meaningful connections with our local community and work together to create a true autumn celebration.

Clair Crean, Early Years Educator and Breast Cancer Campaigner from LCIS, is counting her steps for Breast Cancer UK for a month as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month with the aim of helping to prevent breast cancer in others.

Wednesday, 21st September, marked the UN's International Day of Peace. This is a noteworthy event every year, but it seems particularly significant given the ongoing conflicts around the world, whether in distant regions or closer to home.

Parents and students from Year 10 - D1 were invited to attend our DP2 ToK (Theory of Knowledge) exhibition recently, a core part of the IB Diploma Programme.

"There is an infectious joy and privilege about working in schools, brought about by the endless inspiration of young people, and enhanced by the pure commitment and dedication shared by teachers and parents, working in harmony to see young people flourish." says Andy Puttock, Principal of La Côte International School Aubonne (LCIS) and former Education Director at global premium education provider, Nord Anglia Education (NAE).

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The Duke of Edinburgh's (DoE) International Award (IA) is one of the many opportunities for our students to push beyond their limits and, along the way, discover that they can achieve much more than they thought possible. 

Many congratulations to the La Cote International School Aubonne (LCIS) graduating class of 2022 on their excellent International Baccalaureate results.

Risky play, like using sticks, is vital for child development, fostering skills like confidence and adaptability. Teach 'stick manners' for safe, imaginative play.

For our Primary pupils, the move to secondary school is a big deal, with lots of questions, a still unfamiliar environment, new teachers and a variety of new subjects. That is why we place great emphasis on supporting our Year 6 students in this transition by gently introducing them to their new environment before they move on to Secondary.

Andy Puttock, Principal of La Côte International School Aubonne, explores the recognition of the IBDP in the context of international and Swiss university admission.

The Exhibitioner Award at La Côte International School Aubonne creates an opportunity and platform for our students to develop, grow and thrive within their specific areas of interest.

Discover the International Primary Curriculum - a unique and engaging primary school curriculum that offers transformative benefits for students and educators.

Educating students in digital fluency is of utmost importance in order to prepare them for the demands of the world that they will inherit, says Dr. Lise-Anne Monkhouse, Secondary Mathematics and Computer Science teacher at La Côte International School Aubonne.

We enable students who pursue elite sporting achievement to tailor their curricular programme, thus maintaining their academic success whilst achieving their elite sporting goals.

Cooking in the Early Years is a great experience which offers a wealth of learning and development opportunities. Cooking activities promote all seven areas of the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum and because children enjoy the experience so much, they are not even aware they are learning about numbers or developing skills.