TESTIMONIALS

Grade 10
Roman

My name is Roman. I am 16 years old and from the United States. I have proudly represented the school for two years. I've shared experiences with my classmates and peers that are unforgettable, from expeditions where we climbed mountains to study sessions with Batian that turned us into overnight philosophers. If there is one thing I've learned from Le Regent, it's the power of unity. Here, the term 'classmates' doesn't quite capture our bond; we are, in every sense, a family. I express my profound gratitude towards the headmaster, faculty, and staff as well as my classmates for making Le Regent feel like home. Next year I look forward to reaching new heights!

Grade 10
Ajar

My name is Ajar and I am in Grade 10. Although I have only been at Le Régent for two months, the experience has already been nothing short of extraordinary. Initially, I was nervous about boarding for the first time, but from the moment I arrived, I was embraced by a community that quickly felt like family. In such a short time, I’ve had the opportunity to dive into a wide range of activities — from contributing to the school charity to joining the football team, participating in volleyball tournaments, and so much more. Of course, I can’t forget golf! Spending the last six Monday mornings on the golf course has been an incredible privilege. The highlight of my time so far has been our school trip to Geneva, where my friends and I enjoyed shopping and exploring the city. I’m truly grateful for all the opportunities I’ve had here and look forward with excitement to what lies ahead.

Mikaela Lindström

What I’ve liked most at Le Régent is the sense of community. I know everyone’s name in the senior school and can chat with the juniors whenever I like—it feels like one big family. The close-knit environment has also made learning easier, as it’s much simpler to connect with teachers.

During my years at Le Régent, I learned so much—not just academically, but about life as well. Personal experiences and morning Reflections, where I heard others’ stories, taught me valuable lessons. For example, I now understand that success is like an iceberg: most of the hard work is hidden beneath the surface. I also discovered that I learn best by reading and listening to information at the same time. These are lessons I’ll carry with me for life.

Mother, Isabel U

Personally, as far as Natalia and Jorge are concerned, I am happily surprised to see how quickly they adapted to life at the boarding school. They speak very highly of the quality of the classes and their teachers, how good the food is and I know that they are having a very, very good time.

After reading the reports for the fall quarter, I am pleasantly surprised to see how in just two months you have been able to perfectly detect how both Jorge (outgoing, somewhat clueless but with a desire to improve) and Natalia (more shy, with a tendency to remain quiet in class but orderly and quite focused on her future). This tells me a lot about how personalized the attention is to each student.

I am very happy that I made the decision to have my children study at Le Regent. They will learn many academic and vital things while overcoming challenges while having a good time.

What more could a mother wish for!