Leysin American School LAS

Founded In1960

Leysin American School, commonly known as LAS, is an international boarding school located in the alpine village of Leysin in western Switzerland. Its residential campus welcomes approximately 300 students representing more than 50 nationalities, creating a close-knit international community within the Swiss Alps.

The academic programme at LAS serves students from Grades 7 to 12. In the Diploma Years, students may pursue the International Baccalaureate Diploma or the LAS High School Diploma, with Advanced Placement courses available for students seeking additional academic challenge.

English Language Acquisition programmes support students who are developing their academic English proficiency. Beyond the classroom, LAS students participate in sports, visual and performing arts, leadership activities, cultural travel and outdoor experiences.

Skiing and snowboarding form part of the winter programme at Leysin American School, while university advisors support students as they explore and apply to universities in the United States, Europe and other international destinations.

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Detailed Information

EDUCATION LEVEL : SecondarySenior/High

CURRICULUM : American/ US CurriculumAPInternational Baccalaureate Diploma Program (DP/IBDP)

STARTING AGE : 12 years old

FOREIGN LANGUAGES TAUGHT : No

About The Principal

Marc-F. Ott

Head of School

Marc-F. Ott grew up in Switzerland and the Middle East. He earned a Master’s degree in teaching Business, Economics, Accounting and Swiss Law from the University of St. Gallen, before completing a Doctorate in Education in Educational Administration at Columbia University in New York City. He returned to Switzerland in 2005 to lead the Leysin American School Admissions Department and became Head of School in 2009. Marc-F. Ott has written and published on quality management and school accreditation, taught in the Endicott College Master’s Degree programme.

Annual Fees

2026 - 2027

Grade 7 (Age 12): CHF 128,000

Grade 8 (Age 13): CHF 128,000

Grade 9 (Age 14): CHF 128,000

Grade 10 (Age 15): CHF 128,000

Grade 11 (Age 16): CHF 128,000

Grade 12 (Age 17): CHF 128,000

Appication Fee: CHF 500

EAL (English As Additional Language):

All fees is indicated in CHF and is inclusive of GST (Goods and Service Tax) are correct at the time the information was provided. The age group requirement for each grade may differ. Kindly visit the respective school page or contact the school directly for updates to the fees at the time of admissions.

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What curriculum does Leysin American School offer?

Leysin American School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, the LAS High School Diploma and Advanced Placement courses. English Language Acquisition support is also available for students developing their English proficiency.

What age groups does Leysin American School accept?

Leysin American School educates students in Grades 7 to 12. Its academic structure includes Middle School, Preparatory Years and Diploma Years programmes.

Is Leysin American School a boarding school?

Yes. Leysin American School is an international boarding school with residential accommodation for its students. Dormitories are organised by age and gender, with residential staff providing supervision and pastoral support.

Where is Leysin American School located?

Leysin American School is located in the alpine village of Leysin in western Switzerland. Its classrooms, residences and facilities are situated across the village within the Swiss Alps.

Does Leysin American School offer the IB Diploma?

Yes. Students in Grades 11 and 12 may choose to study the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Students can also pursue the LAS High School Diploma and select Advanced Placement or individual IB courses according to their academic pathway.