Secondary I

Wide range of languages in specific subjects and different language levels in years 9 and 10.

3 streams to choose from in year 11

The choice of course of study is based on the student’s language level and an interview.
From the second semester of year 11 (Gymnasium preparatory year), students are prepared for the bilingual or non-bilingual Swiss Maturité.

Pre-gymnasium education (in preparation for the Gymnasium) is compliant with the Francophone Swiss Study Plan (PER).

From year 9, students can sit the Trinity College GESE exams.

In all courses of study, high-level athletes and artists can take advantage of a personalised course design.

See training paths diagram

Additional certificates

GESE Trinity College

From year 9, students can sit the internationally recognised Graded Examination in Spoken English (GESE) from Trinity College London.

More about this certificate

Cambridge Trinity college GESE Ecole Moser

Timetables & Activities

Timetables

The course timetable follows the principle of all-day schooling. During the lunch break, students benefit from a dedicated area within the Migros restaurant at “La Combe” shopping centre that serves a balanced, seasonal menu prepared especially for them. They can also have a picnic in a classroom under supervision.

Activities

Whether internal or external, the activities held by the school are a key part of the curriculum.
The optional workshops (Wednesday afternoon) and supervised study (2, 3 or 4 afternoons per week) can complement the course.

Workshops

Wednesdays from 12:30 to 13:30.
Optional enrolment, valid for one year.

Sport

Chess

Arts and culture

Theatre, drawing, sewing, DIY, Chinese.
The school is the official exam centre for the Youth Chinese Test (YCT).

Robotics

Supervised study

Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 15:00 to 16:15 and from 15:45 to 17:00 in year 11.

  • Academic support from qualified staff in all disciplines.
  • Help with organisation, planning and structuring work habits.
  • Optional enrolment for 2, 3 or 4 days a week, valid for one semester.
Camps and exchanges

Week-long ski camp in years 9 and 11.

In year 10, depending on their German level (standard or advanced), students can take part in a cultural exchange with a German pen pal from Lilienthal (one week at the home of one pen pal and one week at the home of the other) or go for a week-long cultural trip, preferably to a German-speaking region. 

Summer schools

Courses in small groups according to level.
Two subjects to review from French, German, English and Mathematics.

Optional enrolment for 1 or 2 weeks.

Developing talent while promoting a cross-curricular focus and the social skills of communication, cooperation and self-management

Opening time: 07:30

Monday

08:00–14:45/15:30 in year 11

All-day teaching according to timetables

15:00-16:15
15:45-17:00 in year 11

Supervised study

Tuesday

08:00–14:45/15:30 in year 11

All-day teaching according to timetables

15:00-16:15
15:45-17:00 in year 11

Supervised study

Wednesday

08:00–12:00

Morning teaching according to timetables

12:30–13:30

Workshops

Thursday

08:00–14:45/15:30 in year 11

All-day teaching according to timetables

15:00-16:15
15:45-17:00 in year 11

Supervised study

Friday

08:00–14:45/15:30 in year 11

All-day teaching according to timetables

15:00-16:15
15:45-17:00 in year 11

Supervised study

School settings

In class

The laboratory

The playground

In class

The playground

The restaurant 
at La Combe 
shopping centre

Les Morettes 
sports centre 
in Prangins

In class

Practical information

Façade Ecole MOSER Nyon


Ecole Moser Nyon
4-6, avenue Reverdil
1260 Nyon
 

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Registration information
 

contact us

+41 22 593 88 88

Fees and admissions

 


Secondary I Team

Dean Mrs Sandra Pierella
School Life Mr Nicolas Meunier
Positive Discipline Referent Mrs Karine Heumann

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