BOARDING INFORMATION FOR BOARDERS AND PARENTS
BOARDING MISSION STATEMENT
With over 90 years’ experience in nurturing young minds, St. George’s International School in Montreux is one of the premier educational institutions in Switzerland. Our boarding facilities are an extension of our commitment to excellence in every aspect of the care of our students –a safe and secure environment ensuring they can thrive; a real ‘home away from home’.
Boarding life at St. George’s offers an outstanding environment for your child to benefit from our professional team 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are dedicated to helping your child prepare for the challenges they face, both inside and outside the classroom. They can expect a supportive and nurturing environment where everyone is treated as an individual and inspired to explore their potential. With our team support and encouragement, each student will be given the opportunity to realise what they are truly capable of.
A VERY WARM WELCOME TO ST. GEORGE’S INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL BOARDING FAMILY!
For those of you who are new to the school, this will be the first experience you have of boarding life and I am sure you will be nervous, excited and have lots of questions. I hope this booklet will answer as many of those questions as possible and help guide you through your first few weeks of school. For returning students, most of the information here will be well known to you, but will still serve as a useful reference as things change every year.
Being a boarder at St George’s is to be part of a fun, vibrant and supportive international community We are a mixed boarding house and enjoy a family atmosphere that promoting tolerance, empathy and understanding among our community The friends you make here at St George’s will become friends for life
Being a boarder is so much more than just living at school Boarding is about making the most of your school years – trying new things, having a go at all the exciting clubs the school offers, making friends from all over the world, immersing yourself into Swiss culture –the list is endless
The boarding team is here to help and support you in all aspects of your life while at St George’s We will go through all your ups and downs and will always have time for you if you need to talk Helping you flourish and realise your potential is the highlight of our role, which is why we’re there for you at every step of your journey at St George’s Be open to new experiences, embrace every opportunity, get involved in as much as you can, and you will find that your time at St George’s will be a rich and rewarding experience with memories and friendships that will last a lifetime
Mrs Marie West Head of Boarding
CONTACTING THE BOARDING TEAM
Boarding Duty Number
+41219832444(Girls)
Email boarding@stgeorges ch
Web Page
Post
School Nurse
https://stgeorges ch/boarding
Chemin de Saint Georges 19, 1815 Clarens, Switzerland
hbfredj@stgeorges ch/ +41 21 964 34 11
OTHER USEFUL CONTACT NUMBERS
SAFEGUARDING LEADS
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WEEKLY ROUTINE
YEARS 6 TO 13
Wake up and get ready for school
7.00am
Breakfast in dining hall 7.00am – 7.50am
Morning check-in 8.00am – 8.15am
School hours 8.15am – 3.50pm
Clubs and activities 4.00pm onwards
Boarding activities 5.00pm – 6.30pm
Supper in dining hall 6.45pm – 7.20pm
Prep time 7.30pm
YEARS
6 TO 9
Prep time for Years 7-9
7.30pm - 8.30pm
Chill and snack 8.30pm – 9.00pm
Hand in electronics 9.00pm – 9.15pm
Get ready for bed 9.15pm – 9.30pm
YEARS
10 TO 13
Prep time for Years 10 - 11
Prep time for Years 12 - 13
Chill and snack
7.30pm - 8.45pm
7.30pm - 9.00pm
9.00pm – 9.45pm
Get ready for bed 9.45pm – 10.00pm
Lights out and quiet house 10.00pm
Years 12 to 13 in rooms 10.30pm
During school hours, the boarding house is closed except for Years 12 – 13 On Fridays, there is no prep time Sortie to Montreux or Vevey is allowed from 4 00pm-6 00pm Boarders other than Years 7 – 9 can keep their phones overnight Bedtimes are 30 minutes later
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all served in the canteen and all boarders are expected to attend During the weekend boarders have the opportunity to go out for meals This must be planned in advanced so that the chef can be informed in good time if a boarder is not eating at school Students should dress respectfully for meals, which includes no headwear (other than for religious reasons) and suitable clothing and footwear Students who wish to fast can make arrangements with boarding staff A student’s dietary needs or allergies should be discussed with boarding staff
PREP TIME
Following the evening meal, students will study together in a calm, relaxed and supportive environment This is a quiet time so you can concentrate and there is always a member of staff available to help you if needed
Our Boarding House staff will help you to develop your independent study skills and will provide you with study and revision tips and advice Supervised study time is essential for boarders in Years 7 – 9
WEEKEND ROUTINE
SATURDAY
Breakfast (Not compulsory)
am–
pm Sortie to Montreux or Vevey or Activity
pm–6.30pm
activity
pm–9.30pm Year 7 – 9 Bedtime
pm Year 10 – 11 Bedtime
Year 12 – 13 Bedtime
SUNDAY
Prep time Year 7-9
Prep time Year 10-11
pm–8.45pm
Prep time Year 12-13 7.30pm–9.00pm
House meeting 9.00pm
During Term 2, boarders have Sunday Ski Day from 8 00am to 5 00pm with the same evening routine in Term 1 and Terms 3
MOBILE PHONES & LAPTOPS
The school day is long and busy, and a good night’s sleep is very important to ensure that each boarder is well rested and ready for the day ahead For this reason, mobile phones and electronics are handed in overnight Years 6 to 9 hands them in to boarding staff at 9 15pm, and Years 10 to 11 at 9 45pm Years 12 to 13 do not need to hand their phones in at night However, if students fail to be on time for school commitments (particularly in the morning), they may be asked to hand in their devices If a compulsory early morning activity for Years 6 to 10 is run at the weekend, (such as Sunday skiing), electronics must be handed it the night before (half an hour later than during the week) The school has a mobile- free policy during school hours, so boarders must leave their phones in the boarding house from 8 10am until 3 50pm Each student is given a school email address when they join St George’s, along with access to the student WIFI network St George’s has a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy and students from Year 8 onwards are required to bring their own laptops
LEAVING THE SCHOOL FOR A WEEKEND
Students may leave school for the weekend with family or friends, as long as their parents inform the boarding staff (boarding@stgeorges ch) the preceding Thursday
ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES ORGANISED WITHIN BOARDING
Co-curricular activities are learning experiences that complement what students learn in the classroom and form an integral element of boarding life.
Co-curricular activities help to develop various facets of the students’ personality development For an all-round development of a child, there is a need of emotional, physical, spiritual, and moral development that is complemented and supplemented by enrichment activities
Clubs and activities are offered by the school most weekdays, between 4 0 0pm and 6 0 0pm In addition, boarders-only activities are held throughout the afternoons and evenings during the week
Activities are offered to boarders on both Saturdays and Sundays at weekends These range from on-site activities such as fitness club, football matches and service activities, to off-site activities such as skiing
during the winter, mountain or water-based activities during the autumn and summer terms, and shopping trips, cultural excursions, and various workshops Some weekend activities are compulsory for Years 6 to 10, and we strongly encourage the older students to take up these opportunities too
We are committed to helping students develop their character and skills during their time with us at St George’s, and feel it is important that they challenge themselves in order to grow as a person
Most of the activities and clubs are covered by school fees, but occasionally there will be a special extra-curricular activity or trip that is not In these circumstances, we will obtain prior consent from parents to add the charge to the school bill
ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE BOARDING
We encourage students to pursue existing hobbies, and while many varied clubs and activities are offered at St. George’s, some activities are provided through local clubs.
The boarding staff are here to help set these up Such activities may for example include:
Horse riding, sailing, rowing, fencing, football on a more intensive level.
WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
The weekends are for fun and relaxation! Fun and varied activities are arranged every weekend for boarders to take part in They are an excellent way to make friends, explore Switzerland’s beautiful countryside, visit cities, museums, and art galleries, and discover new interests We are always developing our weekend programme and welcome suggestions from boarders for new ideas!
HOLIDAYCAMPS
Duringholidaytimesweareproudtooffer ourstudentsincredibleopportunitiesfor exploration,culturalimmersion,andpersonal growththroughworldwideadventures.
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Formoreinformation,pleasecontactourCamps CoordinatorMrThibautDescoeudres: tdescoeudres@stgeorges.ch
GOING INTO TOWN LEAVE (SORTIE)
The school is situated on a bus route between Montreux and Vevey. Both towns offer excellent shopping, restaurants, and cafés.
Students can leave campus on one or more afternoons per week as well as the weekend They may visit Vevey or Montreux but must be in pairs at
a minimum Those aged 18, and who have parental permission, may take sortie alone
Students must sign in at the boarding house before they leave, and sign back in as soon as they return This must be done in person If for any reason students are delayed in getting back, they must call or send a message to a member of the boarding house team
MONTREUX
The area within the shaded areas are where you are allowed to go during your sortie times
Musée suisse di Jeu
Bains
BOARDING PRIVILEGES
REWARDS & SANCTIONS
A system of rewards and sanctions is based on setting oneself high standards and accepting responsibility.
Boarding staff at St George’s expect high standards from students at all times, and in return, students can expect to have their efforts recognised
Students’ efforts (academic and community) impact not only on themselves but on the whole school and boarding community A rewards and sanctions record is kept by the boarding staff and is at all times communicated with – and visible to – the students at all times
Rewards are given for consistent bedroom tidiness, community service, charitable efforts and acts of kindness
Sanctions are given for infringements of boarding expectations
Sanctions, such as loss of free time, electronic devices, and other privileges, are part of the Boarding House Rules, however, the boarding staff encourage students to suggest sanctions that show they have reflected on their behaviour and understood the importance of mutual respect and trust within the boarding community
STUDENT VOICE
Boarders contribute to the boarding community in many ways. The student voice is central to the boarders’ ownership of boarding.
Our Boarding Committee meets regularly and any student from Year 6 to Year 13 can make suggestions
Topics of discussion include: whole boarding issues, expectations, student initiatives, planning, organising and coordinating social, sports and service events in boarding
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MEDICAL INFORMATION
DENTISTANDMEDICALAPPOINTMENTS
MontreuxandVeveyhaveanumberofdoctor’s’ surgeriesanddentists Whenneeded,theschool nursewillarrangeappointments Wherepossible, studentswillbeaccompaniedbytheschoolnurseor amemberoftheboardingstaff Ifthisisnotpossible, olderstudentscanusepublictransportorataxican bearranged
Youngerstudentsandthosewhorequireassistancewill alwaysbeaccompanied Emergencyappointmentscan bearrangedbytheschoolnurseorboardingstaff;all studentsattendingemergencyappointmentswill beaccompanied
TheschoolnurseisavailableMondaystoFridaysfrom 8.00amuntil5.00pm. Wehaveadedicateddoctorwho visitstheschoolonceaweekwhenneededaswellasa dentistwhenrequired
At all other times senior house members are available for medical matters In case of an emergency, there are excellent medical facilities close to the school and the school doctor is also on call for medical advice in emergencies First aid medication is available in the nurse’s room as well as the boarding office It is essential that the parents give their child’s medical history to the nurse at the beginning of term and that any changes are shared with the nurse
Students’ personal medication MUST be kept in the boarding office and will be administered by the school nurse or senior house members A detailed record is kept
Students are not allowed to keep ANY medication in their rooms If a student feels unwell during the school day, they should report to the school nurse directly If the school nurse is not available, they should report to the boarding office
END/START OF TERM TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
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Theboardingstaffmustbeinformedaboutanychangesto thetravelarrangements(flightchangesordelays,etc)
Transportinschoolvehiclestoandfromthetrainstation andGenevaandZurichairports,beforeandafterthe summer,winter,andEasterholidays,isincludedinthe schoolfeesaslongasthedepartureandarrivaldays arerespected
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IMPORTANT:Pleasedonotplantoarriveator depart fromschoolbetweenthehoursof11.30pm and5.00am.
SUGGESTED PACKING LIST
When students arrive in the boarding house they will be provided with a personal laundry number Every item of clothing they bring should be marked with this number to ensure it is returned to them after it has been washed We can provide students with a laundry pen to ensure they can mark all of their items are marked
PERSONAL CLOTHING
Underwear
6 pairs of socks
2 pyjamas
2-3 pairs of trousers
6 t-shirts
2-3 jumpers / sweatshirts
6 long sleeve t-shirts or similar
1-2 smart outfits (for events such as Christmas dinner etc)
Swimming costume / trunks and towel
1 waterproof jacket
1 warm coat (you will also have a St George’s ski jacket)
2 sets of comfortable clothes such as jogging trousers / leggings and sweatshirt / hoodie
3 pairs of sports leggings / trousers / shorts
4 sports t-shirts / tops
4 pairs of sports socks
Traditional costume from their home country (optional)
SHOES
1 pair of school shoes (black, no high heels, no trainers)
1 pair of slippers
1 pair of casual shoes for the autumn and 1 pair for the summer
2 pairs of trainers (one for P E and one for casual wear)
1 pair of hiking shoes
1 pair of winter boots
1 pair of flip flops / sandals
ACCESSORIES
1 pair of gloves
1 woolly hat for winter
1 cap / hat
Sunglasses
Water bottle
Hair drier
PERSONAL ITEMS
Washbag and toiletries personal medication (if applicable) – this is handed to the boarding staff on arrival
Photos (optional)
Small decorative items for their room
Laundry is taken on a Monday and returned on a Thursday, therefore students need to ensure they have enough casual clothes and uniform items to last you from one laundry day to the next
Below and on the following page is a list of suggested items students may need for their time at St George’s
ELECTRONIC ITEMS
Mobile phone / iPad (optional)
Laptop
Camera (optional)
Adaptors
WINTER EQUIPMENT
Please bring this after the winter holidays as it will be needed for January
1 pair of skis, poles and boots if already owned (If not, we will organise rental equipment)
1 ski goggles
1 ski helmet
2 pairs of ski gloves 1 ski back brace
2 sets of thermal ski underwear 1 fleece
3 pair of ski pants
3 pairs of ski socks
1 pair of sunglasses fit for skiing
(unless the student is happy to ski with goggles only)
SCHOOL UNIFORM
Students will receive their school uniform from the uniform shop when they first arrive Please note navy blue knee socks and tights for Years 7 to 11, and beige trousers for Years 12 to 13 are not sold in the uniform shop and must be brought from home
Years 7 to 11 school uniform
3 skirts/pairs of trousers
1 blazer and 1 school jumper
7 shirts/blouses
1 tie
Navy blue knee socks and tights (10 pairs) (please note, these are not sold in the uniform shop)
Minimum of 2 pairs of sports shorts / jogging trousers / leggings / skorts (long and short items, i e one pair of leggings plus skorts or 1 pair of shorts and 1 pair of jogging trousers)
5 sports t-shirts (at least one must be a house t-shirt)
1 ski jacket
Years 12 to 13 school uniform
7 blue polo shirts
2 school jumpers or Year 12 / 13 hoodies
2 or 3 pairs of beige trousers (please note, these are not sold in the school uniform shop)
Minimum of 2 pairs of sports shorts / trousers / leggings / skorts (long and short items, i e one pair of leggings plus skorts or 1 pair of shorts and 1 pair of jogging trousers)
5 sports t-shirts (at least one must be a house t-shirt)
1 ski jacket
LAUNDRY ROUTINE
Each student is given a laundry bag and number at the beginning of the year, with separate bags for underwear Laundry is done on a Sunday night after prep and students must clearly list all items that go into the laundry on a sheet provided
The laundry bags are then taken by the student to the laundry on Monday morning before breakfast School uniform, as well as personal clothes, go into the same bag
Clean laundry will be returned on Thursday evening after dinner Students must ensure that they have enough uniform and personal clothes to last them from one laundry day to the next
Weekly boarders can give their uniform to the laundry free of charge; any personal items will incur an extra cost Some clothes may require dry cleaning The laundry will separate these items and ask the students’ permission before sending them off to external dry cleaners as this will incur an extra cost Dry cleaned items will be returned two weeks later
RULES IN THE BOARDING HOUSE
ALCOHOL,SMOKINGANDDRUGS
St.George’sInternationalSchoolisanalcohol-free site.Studentsarenotpermittedtobeinpossessionof, ortoconsumealcoholonoroff-siteduringtermtime. Theschoolreservestherighttoconductrandom alcoholtests.Theonlyexceptiontothisiswhena socialoccasionhasbeenapprovedbytheSchool Principalwherealimitedamountofalcoholmaybe offeredtostudentsaged16+,underthesupervisionof staff.Parentalconsentforthiswillbesoughtin advance.
StGeorge’sInternationalSchoolisanon-smoking school.Itisillegaltosmokeinanyoftheschool buildings,includingtheboardinghouseandon campus.Consumptionof,possessionof,or involvementinthedistributionof,tobacco,smoking relatedmaterialsorvapingmaterialsorassociated paraphernaliaisstrictlyforbidden.
Consumptionof,possessionof,orinvolvementinthe distributionofdrugs,narcoticsandanyotherbanned substancesisstrictlyforbidden(includingnicotine-free vapes)andmayleadtoexpulsionwithouttherightto appeal.St.George’sInternationalSchoolreservesthe righttoconducttestingfordrugsbasedonthe suspicionthattherehasbeenmisuseofthese,orany, bannedsubstances.
Intheeventofastudentbeingincontraventionof theseschoolrules,theSchoolreservestherightto suspendorexcludethestudent.
BODYPIERCING,TATTOOSANDHAIRSTYLE
Undernocircumstancesareboardersallowedto havebodytattooswhilststayinginboarding.
ItisillegalinSwitzerlandtoinkatattooonanyone youngerthan18 Itisalsoillegaltohavebodypiercings undertheageof18 Studentsagedbetween16and18 maygettheirearspiercedwiththeirparents’written consent
Studentsmaywearonepairofdiscreteearstuds The schoolreservestherighttoaskstudentstoremove piercingsthatareconsideredinappropriate
Boardersmayre-colourordyetheirhairinnaturalhair coloursonly Theschoolreservestherighttotella studenttore-colourtheirhairifitisdeemedan inappropriatecolour
Boardersmaynotcuttheirownhairorthatofother boarders Inextremecasesstudentswillbeinstructed tohavetheirhairrestyled
BEDROOMS,FOODANDVIDEOGAMES
and tidy Room tidiness scores will be awarded each day, with the highest scores rewarded
Boarders are responsible for any damage in their rooms and should notify staff so that repairs can be carried out Any damage in the boarding house will be paid for by those responsible for it Any unpaid costs will be taken from the security deposit when the student leaves the school
Candles, matches and lighters are strictly prohibited in boarding houses Students may use battery-operated candles and fairy lights only
Small snacks may be kept and eaten in the boarders’ common room, such as a chocolate bar, biscuit, or an apple but for hygiene reasons, no food is allowed to be kept in bedrooms If food is found in bedrooms, it will be confiscated
Students may order takeaways in special circumstances with permission from boarding staff Facilities are available in the common room for students to prepare hot drinks and snacks; these are to be used responsibly; younger years will require supervision from boarding staff
Students may not have TVs or games consoles in their rooms TVs and consoles are provided in common areas
SOCIAL AND PRIVATE AREAS
All areas of the boarding house must be treated with respect and left exactly as found Boarders must tidy up after themselves and be mindful of other boarders around them They should be respectful of other people’s belongings and are asked not to touch anything that does not belong to them or is not for general use Boarders may not enter another person’s bedroom without their permission
VEHICLES
Students may keep and use a bicycle at school should they wish Bicycles should be stored in the racks provided when not in use Lights must be fitted and in working order before bicycles are taken out Helmets must be worn when riding, and the rider should demonstrate competent, safe, and responsible use of their bike Boarders may use school bicycles – please discuss with boarding staff first
Boarders may not have cars at school, nor can they travel in students’ cars unless permissions are in place from both the driver’s parent/guardian and the passenger’s parent/guardian
OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION
SAFETY / FIRE
In the event of a fire alarm, students should proceed in silence to the football field and line up in year groups or, after school hours, in boarding floor groups Fire evacuations practices will take place every term During evacuations, students must line up in silence ready to respond to instructions immediately For reasons of fire safety, boarders are not allowed electrical appliances such as kettles, rice cookers, etc in their bedrooms There are kettles and cooking facilities for small snacks in the boarders’ common room If any electrical cooking appliances are found in the boarders’ rooms, they will be confiscated
GUESTS AND VISITORS
All parents and guests must sign-in and out of the school site at reception and wear a visitor’s badge while in school Parents and guests may only visit the common areas of the boarding house and should always be accompanied by a member of the boarding staff for safeguarding reasons
Visiting parents and guardians must sign in at the main school reception and wear a visitor’s badge for the duration of their stay Visitors are not allowed in common areas or student bedrooms without a member of boarding staff All visitors’ badges must be returned when leaving the site If visitors arrive after school office hours, they must report to the boarding office to get a visitor’s badge
COMPLAINTS
If students wish to make a complaint, they should speak to a member of the boarding staff If parents wish to make a complaint about a boarding issue, they may contact the boarding team (boarding@stgeorges ch)
MONEY MATTERS
Pocket money for boarders Our finance department will assist students with all matters relating to money and finance Although each student has a safe in their room, we recommend that no large sums of cash are not kept in the safe
We operate a pocket money system which deposits pocket money into the boarding office every Friday boarding, ready for students to collect over the course of the next week during sortie times (usually 4 00pm to 6 30pm Mondays to Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, although times can vary)
The pocket money taken is signed for by the students Students can only take money if there is enough in their account
Parents are invoiced for the pocket money; the recommended amounts are as follows:
Students aged 10-16 years: 30 francs per week
Students aged over 16 years: 50 francs per week
If parents wish their child to obtain a larger amount (for example, if a student is signing out for a weekend and needs a larger sum of money) they should please notify the finance department (finance@stgeorges ch) to arrange it Students can collect this extra money direct from the finance department The boarding department does not deal with any money matters and parents should please contact the Finance Department directly
IMPORTANT
We strongly advise students do not lend or borrow money from each other We cannot be held responsible for any debts incurred
Students must report missing cash immediately to a member of the boarding team Where there is reasonable suspicion that a theft has occurred, the police will be informed We recommend all students lock valuables away in their bedroom safe and keep their safe code confidential Students should have no more than CHF200 cash in their safe
REMEMBER
‘Borrowing’ something without asking is theft Theft could result in students being asked to leave boarding temporarily or permanently
PASSPORTS, IDENTITY CARDS, PERMITS AND VALUABLES
All passports, identity cards and permits must be handed in to the boarding office when returning from a holiday or trip They must be signed in and out and will be stored in a locked cabinet
Passports, identity cards, permits, large sums of money, etc must be handed in to the boarding office
Students have safes in their rooms but should not keep large quantities of cash (more than 200CHF) in them
STUDY LEAVE
IGCSE and IB students have study leave during the third term The exact dates when study leaves start varies each year For these students there are no classes, although they may use class time to find teachers and get support Students on study leave do not no longer need to wear uniform but they do need to wear uniform for their exams Year 13 students may leave once their exams finish and return for graduation
LUGGAGE STORE
Suitcases are stored in our luggage room throughout the school year ready for boarders to take them when needed for holidays
Small suitcases can be kept in bedrooms on top of the wardrobes Over the long summer holidays, boarders can leave some of their belongings in individual trunks that are lockable and clearly labelled Each boarder is allowed one trunk Graduate students must empty their trunks entirely before Graduation Day and leaving the school Anything left behind will be donated to charity
RULES&PRIVILEGES
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MESSAGE
TO OUR BOARDERS
And last, but not least, a message to all our boarders in order to get the most out of boarding at St. George’s International School.
–Come with a positive attitude and lots of enthusiasm. –Try everything at least once and give it your best. –Make use of everything that’s on offer, in school and outside of school.
–Ask for help. Help others around you. Work hard. –Make as many friends as you can.
–Enjoy
We look forward to welcoming you and making St. George’s boarding your second home. We understand that it is not easy to leave family and home but you can be assured of a safe, fun and caring environment here.
The St. George’s Boarding Team
