I forgot to mention the wine bottle they once found in my room... Surely, I have to make more of these vids now hah Timestamps: 0:00 - intro 0:40 - the actual video 6:45 - final thoughts
Hello, there. If you don't mind me asking do the teachers stay in dorms there? Do they share the room with someone else? Also, because of the high tax and expensive lifestyle people hesitate to work there so I was wondering if the boarding schools there provide free food and accommodation to teachers like schools in other countries. Lastly, do students want to learn and do they respect their teachers? Looking forward to hearing from you. Loved your content.
Are the students there aware of how privileged they are or do they even think they are because their parents can pay this amount of money for this school compared to free public schools financed by the state? Would you say or do you think you experienced a 'better' school life compared to what you've heard of others?
I think that other students are not aware of that and they demand the teachers to basically study for them. I remember my French lessons, where others complained that some things were 'too hard' and I was in a bit of shock because in my previous schools if you said sth like that to a teacher, they would just respond that 'you didn't study enough'. It depends on the students, but I often heard them say the school was bad, and other schools were better blabla. Of course, there surely are better schools/environments cause it's all subjective but I think they don't know what they're saying.
There is a bunch of groups though, I mean I was there for a while and left because I had trouble fitting in because of my nationality. Basically each nationality/race have formed groups and I was the only Indian there so I didn’t have any other indians there. Its mostly dominated by Russians and Asians so if you belong to these groups, this place is a heaven.
@@parvateshjain2213 Hi! I'm considering attending a swiss boarding school but I want to ask someone who has attended one, would you say there is social class bullying or exclusion, like if you have less money than the other girls would you say they wouldn't like you/exclude you or wouldn't be your friend?
@@jimenavivas9604 hi, I wouldn’t say theres any bullying related to your financial condition since everyone knows that you’re in the same school as them so you obviously have enough money to be considered rich, however you might end up feeling inferior because some kids get way more money than you. Having those feelings is fine as long as it doesn’t reflect in your personality. More often than not, you’ll find some very nice and polite people that do not consider money as a factor while making friends. Overall I would highly recommend you to go to switzerland because the overall environment is great, and it conditions you to act appropriately in different situations .
@natalie matz I am thinking about sending my son to this school- but more on the lower grades for 3rd grade (US) onwards. Do you think that's a good idea based on your experience?
Hi! I think it might be a good idea, mostly because he will have a lot of extracurriculars, like skiing and probably will become fluent in both French and English. They have a nice separate building for the junior school.
is it worth sending my kids. even if they get kicked out I wont be upset because i would like to have them at home anyway and there are lots of day schools near me
I've been in both Swiss private boarding schools and public. The public schools are 100 times better. As a student, you are completely free to do what you please. If you want to skip class, go ahead. Want to go drinking on a Monday evening and come hungover the next day, you can. However surprisingly, students tend to be more responsible given these freedoms. As they know abusing them will likely mean flunking the school year. And unlike expensive boarding schools where they basically gift you the grades. Swiss public schools are competitive since the state doesn't want to waste money on students. In addition to the benefits I mentioned above the type of people, you will meet and the type of person you will become is also a very important factor. Generally in Private schools you hang around the same group of spoiled kids, most of your relationships are drama filled and superficial, often also materialistic. In Public schools, however, you come in contact with people from all areas of life, and it teaches you to be humble and grateful for what you have instead of worrying about others. All in all, if you have the choice: I strongly suggest picking a public school. It's cheaper, you will be less spoiled, amazing university opportunities (If you want to continue studying in Switzerland), and top-tier education.
I've never been in a public school in Switzerland but in my experience I've been to a private international boarding school in the Swiss alps and it changed my whole life. Of course, we we're very fortunate to go there but we succeeded with the best academic results, we traveled together like a family to different countries around the world like Japan, Columbia, Maldives, England, etc... so we basically met new people who aren't specifically spoiled in several countries. Living in a stricter environment is a lot more disciplined than in public schools and we can all agree on that. My boarding school offers so many opportunities that I'm sure that local public schools don't have. My parents, grandparents, cousins, aunts, and uncles all graduated from Swiss private international boarding schools all attended Ivy Leagues in the USA, London, and Australia. So, to everyone who questions to send their child to a Swiss private international boarding school (Beau Soleil, Le Rosey, Brillantmont, Le Regent, Tasis, LAS, Aiglon, etc...) is the best decision. You will have to pay fees but you won't regret your choice they have so much more than great education that in public schools will never have.
@@arianalalani7366 Auf Dem Rosenberg offers the best world class education I definitely recommend. It's an ancient boarding school with a fascinating community. If you can speak both French and English than you're on the right track. However if you can only speak English than I suppose you might want to learn at least French but it's ok if you're new. I'm not really sure about the area but I mean if you live way to far away then boarding school is always there for you. Wish you the best!
@@Lara-xt2xv yeah but only to like 4 kids out of the entire world, so it's very competitive. and then keep in mind everyone here is filthy rich so if you do get it, then you will probably get imposter syndrome and bullying is very rampant so you will get bullied if they find out you are attending on a scholarship. not worth it imo
For the more expensive schools is it harder for scholarships students to fit in and do the other students do things like wear fancy clothes and have expensive things
You comments on school bullying are the reason I chose to not go to boarding school... there are more opportunities for bullying to happen, and imo, fewer avenues to escape it.
Most of other scholarship students went to very good universities like Oxford, Cambridge or some schools in Germany or the Netherlands. Others (the paying students) mostly went to the schools that are less known, or they haven't gone to the university yet
I don’t know actually. I try to just not overuse it because my goal is to make videos that are more general, not just about this school. But I said how it’s called many times in my videos
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I forgot to mention the wine bottle they once found in my room... Surely, I have to make more of these vids now hah
Timestamps:
0:00 - intro
0:40 - the actual video
6:45 - final thoughts
Hello, there. If you don't mind me asking do the teachers stay in dorms there? Do they share the room with someone else? Also, because of the high tax and expensive lifestyle people hesitate to work there so I was wondering if the boarding schools there provide free food and accommodation to teachers like schools in other countries. Lastly, do students want to learn and do they respect their teachers? Looking forward to hearing from you. Loved your content.
Are the students there aware of how privileged they are or do they even think they are because their parents can pay this amount of money for this school compared to free public schools financed by the state? Would you say or do you think you experienced a 'better' school life compared to what you've heard of others?
I think that other students are not aware of that and they demand the teachers to basically study for them. I remember my French lessons, where others complained that some things were 'too hard' and I was in a bit of shock because in my previous schools if you said sth like that to a teacher, they would just respond that 'you didn't study enough'.
It depends on the students, but I often heard them say the school was bad, and other schools were better blabla. Of course, there surely are better schools/environments cause it's all subjective but I think they don't know what they're saying.
Honestly the bullying made me reconsider. I wanted to go to this boarding school. thanks for making this video. :)
What was the carear background for most of the students parents?
Hi. They are mostly business owners but also film directors or musicians
Can you give a room tour and the gadgets and the things you use in your daily life
I’ll think about it!
I wouldn't say that bullying is less common among girls
You’re probably right, I was just lucky 😞
what kind of students attend, in the sense of did you know of famous peoples children or celebrities children?
your English is very refined
They must be more mature and enlightened in Switzerland. No American-style bullying.
There is a bunch of groups though, I mean I was there for a while and left because I had trouble fitting in because of my nationality. Basically each nationality/race have formed groups and I was the only Indian there so I didn’t have any other indians there. Its mostly dominated by Russians and Asians so if you belong to these groups, this place is a heaven.
@@parvateshjain2213 Hi! I'm considering attending a swiss boarding school but I want to ask someone who has attended one, would you say there is social class bullying or exclusion, like if you have less money than the other girls would you say they wouldn't like you/exclude you or wouldn't be your friend?
@@jimenavivas9604 hi, I wouldn’t say theres any bullying related to your financial condition since everyone knows that you’re in the same school as them so you obviously have enough money to be considered rich, however you might end up feeling inferior because some kids get way more money than you. Having those feelings is fine as long as it doesn’t reflect in your personality. More often than not, you’ll find some very nice and polite people that do not consider money as a factor while making friends. Overall I would highly recommend you to go to switzerland because the overall environment is great, and it conditions you to act appropriately in different situations .
Nice video Nat!! kinda had a similar idea of what boarding school was like xD
thanks so much for this more real view of boarding school
How many time did you got to wait to an answer from the school if they accept you ?
a couple of weeks? like 3 weeks maybe?
@@NatalieMatz and is it possible that they just do not answer? 🤷
@@kilian.haiyue I think it's unlikely. It took them like a month in my case
@@NatalieMatz Thank you for your answer 😁
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Hi Natalie, I am very curious I want to know what the Swiss school uniform looks like
I showed it a bit in my Swiss Q&A video but maybe I will make another one
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are there romance between students in boarding school?
Hahah, sometimes
@@NatalieMatz some stories would be appreciated
What school is this??
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@natalie matz I am thinking about sending my son to this school- but more on the lower grades for 3rd grade (US) onwards. Do you think that's a good idea based on your experience?
Hi! I think it might be a good idea, mostly because he will have a lot of extracurriculars, like skiing and probably will become fluent in both French and English. They have a nice separate building for the junior school.
It's too early for 3rd grade...better wait until 15
You must be really wealthy.
Do you mind if i ask what business you're in
I like to know how people got rich :)
@@footyshorts6323 they're doing illegal stuff's or working in government
Are middle class people seen down on?
I wouldn't say so. There are many teachers' kids and scholarship students. Also not everyone is 'that rich'
Btw which school did you go to ?
I talked about that in my other videos (like Q&A about the school), so you can check it out for more details
is it worth sending my kids. even if they get kicked out I wont be upset because i would like to have them at home anyway and there are lots of day schools near me
What school was did you go to ?
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Intresting to know these things 😂 did sou get a new camera the quality is really good🥰
Thank you! I used an app that does the blurry background 😎
In my boarding school in Poland as you know and alcohol isn't allowed even in some parties like BBQ.
Hahah, that’s sad
I've been in both Swiss private boarding schools and public. The public schools are 100 times better. As a student, you are completely free to do what you please. If you want to skip class, go ahead. Want to go drinking on a Monday evening and come hungover the next day, you can. However surprisingly, students tend to be more responsible given these freedoms. As they know abusing them will likely mean flunking the school year. And unlike expensive boarding schools where they basically gift you the grades. Swiss public schools are competitive since the state doesn't want to waste money on students. In addition to the benefits I mentioned above the type of people, you will meet and the type of person you will become is also a very important factor. Generally in Private schools you hang around the same group of spoiled kids, most of your relationships are drama filled and superficial, often also materialistic. In Public schools, however, you come in contact with people from all areas of life, and it teaches you to be humble and grateful for what you have instead of worrying about others. All in all, if you have the choice: I strongly suggest picking a public school. It's cheaper, you will be less spoiled, amazing university opportunities (If you want to continue studying in Switzerland), and top-tier education.
Is swiss public schools free for international students? Students who dont have swiss citizenship ?
@@arihuano this isn’t a charity
I've never been in a public school in Switzerland but in my experience I've been to a private international boarding school in the Swiss alps and it changed my whole life. Of course, we we're very fortunate to go there but we succeeded with the best academic results, we traveled together like a family to different countries around the world like Japan, Columbia, Maldives, England, etc... so we basically met new people who aren't specifically spoiled in several countries. Living in a stricter environment is a lot more disciplined than in public schools and we can all agree on that.
My boarding school offers so many opportunities that I'm sure that local public schools don't have. My parents, grandparents, cousins, aunts, and uncles all graduated from Swiss private international boarding schools all attended Ivy Leagues in the USA, London, and Australia. So, to everyone who questions to send their child to a Swiss private international boarding school (Beau Soleil, Le Rosey, Brillantmont, Le Regent, Tasis, LAS, Aiglon, etc...) is the best decision. You will have to pay fees but you won't regret your choice they have so much more than great education that in public schools will never have.
@@tracy124 Is institut auf den rosenberg good?
Also speak french and english and does the area you are in matter?
@@arianalalani7366 Auf Dem Rosenberg offers the best world class education I definitely recommend. It's an ancient boarding school with a fascinating community.
If you can speak both French and English than you're on the right track. However if you can only speak English than I suppose you might want to learn at least French but it's ok if you're new.
I'm not really sure about the area but I mean if you live way to far away then boarding school is always there for you.
Wish you the best!
I have strict parents and want to go to le rosey my parents can provide for me but is it a good idea and how do i get my parents to send me there?
You should visit an American inner city school…your frame of reference to bullying might be changed.
hey i'm going to the exact same school like next week and i found your video by chance. i was really nervous and all but you really helped. thank you
How are you doing at school? I hope you are happy there.
Same aha I’m going to the same school in a few weeks as well aha
omg! good luck there, I'm sure it'll be fun! Say hello to the mountains from me :))
does the school provides scholarships?
@@Lara-xt2xv yeah but only to like 4 kids out of the entire world, so it's very competitive. and then keep in mind everyone here is filthy rich so if you do get it, then you will probably get imposter syndrome and bullying is very rampant so you will get bullied if they find out you are attending on a scholarship. not worth it imo
For the more expensive schools is it harder for scholarships students to fit in and do the other students do things like wear fancy clothes and have expensive things
I would guess that yes. However, keep in mind that the most expensive schools do not offer full scholarships, so you need to be sort of rich anyway
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Hello natalie did you studied at Instutut Le Rosey
You comments on school bullying are the reason I chose to not go to boarding school... there are more opportunities for bullying to happen, and imo, fewer avenues to escape it.
What boarding school did u go to? I'm considering going to TASIS, have u heard good things?
hey me too did u go?
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I'll consider it then
Thanks for the info. Do students compare themselves, as in whose parent richer than who?
oh yeah- they do. but it doesn’t really matter much, like no one cares. they just do it to learn more abt you.
I'd probably agree with the previous comment. I haven't heard many conversations about it but then, everyone knows who's the richest
What about smoking???
Hi Natalie.kindly how does one apply for a full scholarship?.what do you advise?
Hey, would you want to be friends? You seem so down to Earth. I really like your personality.
To which boarding school did you go?
Le Regent
@@NatalieMatz its different from le rosey?
@Isabella xxoo True, now Le Rosey is taking over
@@NatalieMatz what would you say about Aiglon?
Seems very cool. But what about "homework", like, it has a lot of? Compared to other school.
There was more than in my others schools but I needed to study less
hi I am going to boarding school and I was wandering what you went to sounds super good
how is the nightlife? are you allowed to go to clubs or partying often?
are you talking about Surval Montreux boarding school for girls in Switzerland?
Do u go to rosey??
Naah
Which school are you in? Le Rosey?
What about do we have to learn German there
which school
I went to Aiglon and Rosenberg.
Your schools name it’s Le Rosey?
No, Le Regent
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Did you take the COVID vaccine?
Yeees, I did
@@NatalieMatz you’re proud of that?
@@VBN59Z cry about it
Are you talking about Le Rosey?
no she went to another boarding school
What are their career paths? I’m curious about what they want to be since it’s super expensive boarding school.
Most of other scholarship students went to very good universities like Oxford, Cambridge or some schools in Germany or the Netherlands. Others (the paying students) mostly went to the schools that are less known, or they haven't gone to the university yet
Nice microphone, although the old one had it's charm.
I need to say that I agree
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parties ✔ alcohol ✔going to hell ✔
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Are you not allowed to say the schools name?
I don’t know actually. I try to just not overuse it because my goal is to make videos that are more general, not just about this school. But I said how it’s called many times in my videos
I am a 10th grader and you should help me get a student visa
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