Founded in 1882 and family-owned, Brillantmont International School is a small, co-educational boarding school in Lausanne, Switzerland, renowned for its personalized approach. It educates approximately 80 students aged 13 to 18 within a close-knit community, with an average class size of nine.

The school offers two distinct academic pathways: a British curriculum leading to IGCSE and A-Level examinations, and an American High School Diploma program with SAT preparation. All instruction is in English. Students reside on campus in gender-separated houses supervised by resident teachers, typically sharing rooms with peers of different nationalities.

The campus, featuring views of Lake Geneva and the Alps, includes modern classrooms, a sports hall, a theater, and outdoor facilities like tennis and multi-sport courts. Extracurricular life is rich with options in athletics, creative arts, and weekend excursions across Switzerland and Europe.

Admission requires payment of a registration fee and a deposit. The school’s intimate size fosters individual attention, aiding students in gaining entry to leading universities, including the University of Geneva.