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13–18 years
British, IGCSE, A Levels, American
English
Boarding available
Fees checked 2026-10-31Brillantmont International School fees for 2026/27 are CHF 34,000 for Day Grades 8–9; CHF 36,000 for Day Grade 10; CHF 38,000 for Day Grades 11–13 a year. Day fees include lunch.
CHF 34,000–38,000
Annual tuition (day places)
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| Stage / provision | Annual tuition |
|---|---|
| Day Grades 8–9 | CHF 34,000 |
| Day Grade 10 | CHF 36,000 |
| Day Grades 11–13 | CHF 38,000 |
| Boarding Grades 8–9 | CHF 99,500 |
| Boarding Grade 10 | CHF 105,000 |
| Boarding Grades 11–13 | CHF 111,000 |
Previously displayed fees; periods and year groups may differ.
Replaced: 2026-10-31 · Checked: 2026-09-13
| Day Grades 8–9 | CHF 34000 |
|---|---|
| Day Grade 10 | CHF 36000 |
| Day Grades 11–13 | CHF 38000 |
| Boarding Grades 8–9 | CHF 99500 |
| Boarding Grade 10 | CHF 105000 |
| Boarding Grades 11–13 | CHF 111000 |
Annual fees including VAT; registration and deposit are separate. Day fees include lunch.
Source ↗Published annual 2026/27 day and boarding fees. Boarding figures explicitly include VAT; the day booklet does not say whether VAT is included. Registration and deposits are separate. Day fees include lunch.
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The known first-year cost at Brillantmont International School for a Grades 11–13(PG) day pupil is CHF 44,600 in 2026/27: CHF 38,000 tuition, a CHF 1,600 registration fee, a CHF 3,000 enrolment deposit and a CHF 2,000 enrolment deposit.
Known costs for a Grades 11–13(PG) day pupil
Not included: uniform, trips, exams, individual support (amounts or applicability not fully confirmed).
This payment is non-refundable.
Refund or credit is subject to the school’s conditions.
Refund or credit is subject to the school’s conditions.
Second-year figures use the same published rates; future school-year fees may change.
Create a profile through pre-registration, then complete the admissions portal with reports, passport and medical information. All grades take English and maths tests, with additional testing for Grade 11 or Grade 13 entry. An online or campus interview follows. The school advertises January 2027 entry as well as applications for 2027/28.
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A family-owned day and boarding school in Lausanne, with British IGCSE/A Level and US High School Diploma options from Grade 8.
Sources reviewed 14 September 2026
Brillantmont welcomes pupils into Grades 8–12, usually ages 13–18. Teaching is in English, with support available when needed, and all pupils study French. Senior pathways include British IGCSE and A Levels or a High School Diploma. Pupils may join for several years, one year or, in some cases, one term; confirm suitable courses and examination timing.
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The school describes a small, personalised boarding and day community. Its boarding package includes access to a professional nurse and specified basic medication. Learning needs should be discussed during the admissions review; the reviewed sources do not establish a particular specialist support programme or guarantee of individual therapy.
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The campus is at Avenue Charles-Secrétan 16, 1005 Lausanne. Facilities described include an art studio and a music studio with recording equipment; private instrumental lessons can take place at school. Families abroad can use video calls and virtual tours before visiting in person.
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The school publishes this contact address: Avenue Charles-Secrétan 16, 1005.
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Re-enrolment is automatic. For pupils who started in September or January, both 2026/27 booklets require written notice before 20 March 2027 to leave for the next academic year. For March/April starters, the boarding booklet uses before 1 May 2027, while the day booklet uses before 1 June 2027. Mid-year departure requires the category’s published notice; the boarding booklet also specifies before 20 March 2027 for a June departure. Late notice can make the following term payable and delay admission-deposit settlement until fees are paid. New-entry cancellation dates are distinct from these continuing-pupil rules.
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| Non-refundable day registration fee | CHF 1,600 |
|---|---|
| Day admission deposit to reserve the place | CHF 3,000 |
| Day personal-expenses deposit on the first term’s invoice | CHF 2,000 |
The 2026/27 day terms distinguish the CHF 3,000 admission deposit from the CHF 2,000 replenishable spending deposit. Registration is non-refundable; deposits are not tuition. The admission deposit is settled on the final statement subject to notice and outstanding-fee conditions. The unspent personal-expenses balance is returned after settlement. Ask whether VAT is included in these day-school payments.
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| Non-refundable boarding registration fee | CHF 2,000 |
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| Boarding admission deposit to confirm enrolment | CHF 12,000 |
| Boarding personal-expenses deposit on the first term’s invoice | CHF 6,000 |
| Compulsory initial branded kit for a new boarder, deducted from the personal-expenses deposit | CHF 400 |
The admission deposit is separate from school fees and is held until the final departure account, normally no earlier than September of the next academic year. Outstanding fees and late-notice rules can delay release. The spending deposit must be replenished if used; the new boarder’s CHF 400 kit is paid from this pool, so do not add it twice to initial cash required. Unspent personal-expenses funds are settled when the pupil leaves. Ask whether VAT is included in these joining payments.
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| Grades 8–9, Autumn September–December | CHF 14,000 |
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| Grades 8–9, Winter January–March | CHF 10,000 |
| Grades 8–9, Spring April–June | CHF 10,000 |
| Grade 10, Autumn September–December | CHF 15,000 |
| Grade 10, Winter January–March | CHF 10,500 |
| Grade 10, Spring April–June | CHF 10,500 |
| Grades 11–13, Autumn September–December | CHF 16,000 |
| Grades 11–13, Winter January–March | CHF 11,000 |
| Grades 11–13, Spring April–June | CHF 11,000 |
These are the three unequal published instalments of the annual day fee already shown above. They are not additional tuition payments and are not multiplied into a new annual estimate. The 2026/27 day booklet does not say whether VAT is included.
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| Grades 8–9, Autumn September–December | CHF 43,300 |
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| Grades 8–9, Winter January–March | CHF 28,100 |
| Grades 8–9, Spring April–June | CHF 28,100 |
| Grade 10, Autumn September–December | CHF 45,600 |
| Grade 10, Winter January–March | CHF 29,700 |
| Grade 10, Spring April–June | CHF 29,700 |
| Grades 11–13, Autumn September–December | CHF 48,000 |
| Grades 11–13, Winter January–March | CHF 31,500 |
| Grades 11–13, Spring April–June | CHF 31,500 |
These are the three unequal published portions of the annual boarding fee, whose annual table explicitly includes VAT. They describe the same tuition and boarding as the annual main table, not additional charges. Payment deadlines can require more than one term in advance.
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| Required extra English support, two periods per week | CHF 7,500 |
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| Required individual learning-support package, two periods per week | CHF 7,500 |
These are separate assessed packages, not universal extras or a combined CHF 7,500 bundle. Parents are informed when support is required. Additional lessons and external specialist support can cost more. Ask whether VAT is included in these support charges.
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| Required extra English support, two periods per week | CHF 7,500 |
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| Required individual learning-support package, two periods per week | CHF 7,500 |
These are separate assessed packages, not universal extras or a combined CHF 7,500 bundle. Parents are informed when support is required. Additional lessons and external specialist support can cost more. Ask whether VAT is included in these support charges.
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| School-arranged private-division insurance when applicable | CHF 2,700 |
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The boarding terms require health and accident cover; families resident in Switzerland or holding the stated exemption must provide evidence. This is the published school-arranged private-division price, not a fee automatically payable by every family. Partial-period reimbursement and the specified summer reimbursement have conditions; no universal refund is calculated. Separate Ask the school whether VAT is included.
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| Boarding Grades 8–9 | CHF 94,500 |
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| Boarding Grade 10 | CHF 98,500 |
| Boarding Grades 11–13 | CHF 104,500 |
Official historical 2025/26 annual full-boarding rates, including VAT. Registration, deposits and personal extras are separate. These are archived school tariffs; current 2026/27 charges are shown in the main table. Compare the same grade, attendance and inclusion scope across the two school years.
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For 2026/27, annual day tuition is CHF 34,000 for Grades 8–9, CHF 36,000 for Grade 10 and CHF 38,000 for Grades 11–13. Annual boarding is CHF 99,500, CHF 105,000 and CHF 111,000 respectively, including VAT as stated in the boarding booklet. Registration is CHF 1,600 for day pupils or CHF 2,000 for boarders. The dedicated 2026/27 terms require an admission deposit of CHF 3,000 for day pupils or CHF 12,000 for boarders, separate from the personal-expenses floats and subject to final-account and notice conditions. Use the matching 2026/27 PDFs linked from the official Downloads page; the generic fees page now displays 2027/28 tariffs.
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The dated day terms include classes, lunch, textbooks and supplies, use of facilities and school IT, the yearbook, stationery, one set of branded kit, compulsory class trips and the specified third-term educational trip. The CHF 2,000 personal-expenses float covers individually incurred costs such as private lessons, external examinations, university applications, optional clubs and optional trips. It is separate from the CHF 3,000 admission deposit and must be replenished if depleted. Purchases above CHF 500 are invoiced separately.
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The boarding tariff includes classes, full board and lodging, in-house clubs, specified school-sponsored trips, the third-term residential study trip, books and supplies, basic nursing provision, public transport in Lausanne and official-date Geneva airport transfers. Laundry is included for Grades 8–9; older pupils’ laundry is charged to personal expenses. The new boarder’s CHF 400 kit is deducted from the CHF 6,000 personal-expenses float. The school distributes separately funded weekly pocket money chosen by parents, recommending CHF 30–120 per week across 35 school weeks; this is not another tuition amount.
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The 2026/27 day terms list payment before 30 June 2026 for Autumn, before 31 October 2026 for Winter and before 31 January 2027 for Spring. These are contractual dates for the named terms, not new late-entry deadlines. Payment is by bank transfer in CHF; cash and cards are not accepted. Late payment can incur 5% annual interest and affect continued enrolment. When a pupil leaves at the academic year’s end, the final account is not completed until late September or October of the following academic year; deposits are not an immediate refund.
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For a September 2026 start, the 2026/27 boarding terms required payment for the first two terms before 31 March 2026 and the third term before 31 December 2026. A January 2027 start uses the stated two-term deadline before 31 August 2026; an April 2027 start uses before 31 December 2026. Late entrants pay on receipt of the invoice. Payments must reach the school in full in CHF, using its specified Flywire route or bank transfer. Cash and credit cards are not accepted. Late payment can attract 5% annual interest; departure-account settlement can run into the following September or October.
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Avenue Charles-Secrétan 16, 1005, Lausanne, Switzerland
Fees unchanged from 2025/26 (median of 3 matching rows). Grades11–13(PG) day: CHF 38,000 → CHF 38,000 (a year). Like-for-like tuition categories; separate extra costs are excluded.
Brillantmont International School fees for 2026/27 are CHF 34,000 for Day Grades 8–9; CHF 36,000 for Day Grade 10; CHF 38,000 for Day Grades 11–13 a year. Day fees include lunch.
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The known first-year cost at Brillantmont International School for a Grades 11–13(PG) day pupil is CHF 44,600 in 2026/27: CHF 38,000 tuition, a CHF 1,600 registration fee, a CHF 3,000 enrolment deposit and a CHF 2,000 enrolment deposit. Uniform, trips, exams and individual support are not included.
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Sources and dates appear beside each detail above. School-reported information may change; confirm the offer for your child.
https://www.brillantmont.ch/admissions/how-to-apply
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https://www.brillantmont.ch/contact
https://www.brillantmont.ch/learning/overview
https://www.brillantmont.ch/downloads
https://www.brillantmont.ch/download/rich/1258/calepgs6.pdf/13-brillantmont-day-fees%20-26-27.pdf
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