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.
Following our digital learning strategy linked to the digital PER, pupils analyse media content (critical reading of sources, analysis of the components of a message and an image), solve problems in computer science (creation of short programmes, algorithms, etc.) and use digital tools to exchange ideas and carry out projects (software, collaborative platforms, etc.).
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 -Plan d'Etudes Romand) and the digital Plan (PER Numérique -Plan d'Etudes Romand, Education Numérique).
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.
Additional certificates
GESE Trinity College
From year 9, students can sit the internationally recognised Graded Examination in Spoken English (GESE) from Trinity College Cambridge.
Timetables & Activities
Timetables
The school follows the principle of a continuous working day. Its doors open at 7:30 and the library at 8:00 to welcome pupils before lessons. During the lunch break, they can eat a balanced, seasonal menu in the school restaurant. Pupils can also picnic in a supervised room at the school. From Year 11 onwards, they are allowed to take advantage of the restaurant facilities in the town centre.
Activities
Whether internal or external, the activities held by the school are a key part of the curriculum.
The optional workshops (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoons) and supervised study (2, 3 or 4 afternoons per week) can complement the course.
- Workshops
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Mondays, Tuesdays or Thursdays from 16:00 to 17:15, Wednesdays from 12:30 to 13:30.
Optional enrolment, valid for one year.Theatre, astronomy, aikido and Entrepreneurship program.
- Supervised study
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Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 16:00 to 17:15.
- 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
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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 Moser Schule (one week in Berlin and one week in Nyon).
- Summer schools
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Courses in small groups according to level.
Two subjects to review from French, German, English and Mathematics.Optional enrolment for 1 week.
highlighting talent while promoting a cross-curricular focus and the social skills of communication, cooperation and self-management
Opening time: 07:30
Monday
08:20 (in year 11)/ 08:30–15:45
All-day teaching according to timetables
16:00-17:15
Supervised study/ Workshops
Tuesday
08:20 (in year 11)/ 08:30–15:45
All-day teaching according to timetables
16:00-17:15
Supervised study/ Workshops
Wednesday
08:30–12:30
Morning teaching according to timetables
12:30–13:30
Workshops
Thursday
08:20 (in year 11)/ 08:30–15:45
All-day teaching according to timetables
16:00-17:15
Supervised study/ Workshops
Friday
08:20 (in year 11)/ 08:30–15:45
All-day teaching according to timetables
16:00-17:15
Supervised study/ Workshops
School settings
In class
In class
Relax
Area
Library
The laboratory
Learning
Center
Secondary I
Aisle
multi-sport hall
Climbing wall
Practical information
Ecole Moser Nyon
Allée des Moulins 16
1274 Grens
Registration information
Secondary I Team
Dean Mrs Sandra Pierella
Coordinator Mr Nicolas Meunier
School Life, Positive Discipline and Supervised Studies Referent Mrs Florence Jones