Ecole Mosaic

French and English are the two languages of instruction, each taught by a native-speaking class teacher. German is introduced in primary school and takes about 10% of the timetable in the Middle School, where lessons are split 50% French and 40% English, and Latin is available as an option. Pupils whose home language is neither French nor English join the Fast Track programme from 1P, or the Passerelle programme from 3P, with small-group sessions led by specialist language tutors.

In the Early Years, the Pink and Yellow classes (ages 3 to 4) lead into 1P and 2P (ages 4 to 6), alternating one week in French and one week in English. Primary covers 3P to 8P (ages 6 to 12), with one day taught in each language and specialist lessons in music, theatre, PE, science and German. The school's own curriculum combines the Geneva PER programme with Cambridge International, which will be used for maths and phonics in the Early Years from August 2026. The Middle School offers Grade 9 aligned with the Geneva Cycle d'orientation, opening the way to the Swiss Maturite, the French Baccalaureate, the IB or IGCSE and A Level routes.

After-school options include handball, high jump, rugby, judo, swimming, multisport, hiking, LEGO engineering, manga drawing, STEAM workshops, homework and tutoring sessions, and violin, guitar and percussion lessons. Younger children can also choose yoga, pilates, drawing, graffiti and dance. The Mosaic Academy club offers conversation in Spanish, English, German or Mandarin, and ISP programmes such as Artists, Changemakers, Chess Masters and Scientists connect pupils with peers in other countries.

Pupils learn in modern classrooms and use a library, specialist art and performance spaces, STEAM labs, a makerspace, indoor and outdoor sports areas and two playgrounds, while older students have their own common space. Outdoor learning and sport also take place in the nearby Parc Bertrand and at the Sous-Moulin sports complex, and swimming lessons are held at the Vernets pool.

The Mosaic Club offers morning, after-school and Wednesday care, with homework time and creative activities run by trained leaders. The school organises holiday camps and residential trips abroad, and through the ISP network pupils take part in international exchanges and online programmes with other schools. Ecole Mosaic is a Green Flag Eco-School, and parents follow their children's progress through reports, conferences and the Seesaw app.

Ecole Mosaic describes itself as an inclusive school where children with special needs or language support needs learn alongside their classmates. Teachers adapt lessons to each child, and learning support specialists run small-group or one-to-one sessions with clear goals. A full-time Wellbeing Coordinator follows up any learning or emotional difficulty; the pedagogical team then observes the child in class, meets the parents and, where needed, sets up a personalised education plan with regular reviews, working with therapists, specialist staff and a referring doctor.