The camp takes children from three to fourteen. The youngest ski in the snow garden on a conveyor carpet and baby lift; older children are grouped by ability rather than by age alone.
The group travels out from Paris together by TGV, which is where the camp gets its name. Rail travel is booked separately from the camp fee. Families arriving by air can book an individual transfer from Geneva airport instead.
No. Skis, boots, a ski suit and a helmet are included in the fee for children under twelve. From twelve, skis and boots are hired separately at a published rate; the suit and helmet are still included.
In the school’s own chalet above Villars, in rooms of four to five beds, looked after by the same staff who run the boarding school through the year.
Not in this camp. The Paris ski camp is skiing only. The school’s longer winter camp combines skiing with French or English language mornings.
One week or two. The camp runs as two consecutive weeks and a child can join for either week or for both.
