Beyond the Classroom: Inspiring Innovation in Geneva
Curiosity, creativity and discovery were at the centre of two recent trips to the International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva, which took place last week. During the visit, Beau Soleil students explored how ideas can be transformed into real-world innovations.
The International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva brings together innovators from around the world to showcase new technologies and ideas, offering visitors a unique opportunity to see how creativity and scientific thinking can shape the future.
Exploring Innovation and Environmental Solutions
For Grade 11 students, the exhibition offered a fascinating glimpse into inventions from around the world. Many of the projects focused on environmental challenges, highlighting how creativity and scientific thinking can contribute to a more sustainable future.
Hands-On Creativity for Younger Students
Meanwhile, students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 took part in interactive workshops designed to spark imagination and hands-on experimentation. These sessions encouraged students to explore their own ideas, think creatively and discover the process behind innovation.
Throughout the visits, students participated with enthusiasm and represented Beau Soleil with pride, demonstrating curiosity, respect and engagement throughout the day.
Experiences like these reflect Beau Soleil’s commitment to learning beyond the classroom, where students are encouraged to explore, question and be inspired by the world around them.
To learn more about our academic programmes and how they combine academic excellence with real-world learning, we invite you to explore them in more detail here.
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Celebrating Spring Through Culture and Community at Beau Soleil
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Beau Soleil Student Wins Global Campus Writing Competition
Beau Soleil student Lolowa has been named the overall winner in the 14+ category of the Nord Anglia Global Campus Writing Competition. Chosen from over 4,282 entries across 89 schools worldwide, her story Rook Lantern and the Whispering Root impressed judges with its vivid imagination and exceptional use of language.
Beau Soleil Launches New Podcast with a Spotlight on The Juilliard School Collaboration
We are proud to launch The Beau Soleil Podcast, a student-led initiative designed to amplify student voice and explore the ideas shaping our school community.
The first episode highlights Beau Soleil’s collaboration with The Juilliard School and its impact on our performing arts programme.
The Beau Soleil Podcast – Episode 3: What does art teach us that other subjects cannot?
In Episode 3 of The Beau Soleil Podcast, Grade 12 Visual Art students join our Art Faculty Lead Carla Meisel and Dr Paul Lynch for a conversation that moves far beyond exhibitions, technique or assessment.
From vulnerability and artistic identity to politics, emotion and self-expression, this episode explores how art education engages something deeper within us — memory, experience and the courage to create.
What is Model United Nations?
Discover what really happens inside Model United Nations as members of the Beau Soleil MUN club share their experiences of debate, diplomacy, collaboration, and fast-paced crisis committees. From representing different countries to thinking under pressure, students explain why MUN is far more than just public speaking.
Dance Showcase at Beau Soleil
Beau Soleil students took to the stage in a vibrant Dance Showcase featuring ballet, jazz, contemporary and hip hop performances.
Beau Soleil Robotics Team celebrate success at the Swiss 2026 Alpine Robo Games
Building on last year’s success, Beau Soleil doubled its representation at the national finals, taking four teams to compete against around 30 of the strongest robotics teams from across Switzerland. The competition is a major event in the national STEM calendar, with the winning team going on to represent Switzerland at the VEX World Finals.
Learning Beyond the Classroom: Grade 11 HL Physics at CERN
Our Grade 11 Higher Level Physics students recently visited CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, one of the world’s leading centres for particle physics research and scientific collaboration.
This educational trip allowed students to experience cutting-edge research in action while strengthening their understanding of key IB Physics concepts.
The Beau Soleil Podcast – Episode 2: Kilimanjaro and Lessons from the Mountain
What happens when a group of students attempt to climb Africa’s highest mountain — and don’t reach the summit?
In this episode, students Bella and Momo join our Head of PE and Sport Science, Ms King, to reflect on their recent Mount Kilimanjaro expedition and the difficult decision to turn back when weather conditions made it unsafe to continue.
End of Winter Reflections: A Season with the Off Piste Club
From powder-filled descents to technical alpine terrain, this winter’s Off Piste Club has taken students beyond the pistes, building skills, confidence, and a true spirit of adventure.
Admissions
We’re delighted that you’re interested in joining the Beau Soleil family. Your journey starts with our expert Admissions Team, who will guide you through the process – from helping you submit your application form to arranging a guided tour.
Our school – which is home to around 300 students – is small but diverse. This means places are limited, and we’d encourage you to apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
