Residential campers stay on the Collège Champittet campus in Pully-Lausanne under the supervision of the camp counsellor team. The provider does not publish detailed room configurations, so families with specific requirements should confirm arrangements directly with the camp before booking.
No. The camp is delivered in English and the provider states that campers of all levels of English are welcome. Language improves naturally through daily use in an international group rather than through formal language lessons.
Yes. The same two-week programme is offered as a day camp at a lower fee, because the day place does not include accommodation, the evening programme or overnight supervision. Both fees are published by the provider.
The camp takes children and teenagers aged 11 to 17. Campers are placed in a Juniors group for ages 11 to 13 or a Seniors group for ages 14 to 17, and each group follows its own workshop programme.
The camp runs as fixed two-week sessions during the summer holidays, with a Monday start. Two sessions run back to back across the season. The camp does not operate rolling weekly arrivals, so campers book a whole two-week block rather than a number of weeks.






