Four Forest Bilingual International Schools offer a high-quality bilingual education for children aged 3 to 15 years.<\/p>\n
With campuses located in Zug and Lucerne, Four Forest combines Swiss Curriculum 21 with elements of the British National Curriculum for English, providing students with a solid academic foundation and fluency in both German and English. Our immersive bilingual approach alternates weekly between German and English, fostering natural language acquisition and cognitive development under the guidance of native-speaking teachers.<\/p>\n
Our Primary School (ages 3\u201312) includes a nurturing 1st Kindergarten programme, building foundational language skills through play, singing, and gestures. From 2nd Kindergarten through Grade 6, children thrive in a rich bilingual learning environment. Our Secondary School (ages 12\u201315), offers small class sizes with personalized attention, helping students develop skills for Gymnasium, apprenticeships, or other pathways.<\/p>\n
Beyond academics, Four Forest emphasizes social-emotional learning through co-curricular activities, including sports, robotics, drama, music lessons, and cultural events. Flexible supervision and engaging after-school activities provide added support for families.<\/p>\n
Four Forest welcomes students throughout the school year and supports a seamless transition into our vibrant educational community.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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