Ecole Mosaic

Mosaic uses iPads and interactive boards. Mosaic recently became and ISP Lab School and will be pioneering new technology for International Schools Partnership.

We have a large range of Extra Curricular Activities, all supervised by professionals. These include multi-sports, Lego, drawing, coding, pilates, violin, graffiti, yoga, cooking, percussion, guitar, art...

PE classes take part in the nearby park. Students also participate in swimming and other sports such as sailing, biathlon, hiking, snowshoeing and dog-sledding, all supervised by professionals.

Students are encouraged to take part in the Escalade race in Geneva and the school holds a popular sports day each year.

Art room, STEAM laboratory (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics), a Makerspace, library, multi-activity area. Mosaic also uses excellent external facilities for sport such as swimming (from 2P to 4P), sailing (5P and 6P), climbing (7P and 8P), and skiing in Grand Bornand.

150 sqm room dedicated to physical activities (gym, theatre, dance, capoeira, hip hop). Mosaic also organises outside school activities such as swimming lessons (from Grade 3P to 6P) and sailing lessons (for the Grade 7P and 8P).

From 3P, children whose mother tongue is neither French or English or who have not already followed three years of bilingual education will join the linguistic tutoring programme.

German and an introduction to other non-Latin languages.

Mosaic is an inclusive school. For children with special needs, there are many benefits to an inclusive learning environment. Regardless of their ability level, children learn from one another. In an inclusive classroom, children with special needs have the opportunity to observe their peers, who serve as positive role models by demonstrating the skills that the teachers and therapists are trying to teach. Being an equal member of a classroom community provides many important social benefits as well, including increased self-esteem and the formation of friendships.