Nightmares at Le Rosey School for an Indian Teen

Institut le Rosey has been making the newspapers lately. Rich Indian Billionaires Pankaj and Radhika Oswal have filed a complaint against the prestigious institution based on the allegations laid by their daughter. Le Rosey School, a leading and most expensive school bullied Indian daughter. Located in Switzerland

According to resources, the Oswal family's daughter was brutally harassed and bullied by the institute's students. Institut le Rosey is considered as the most luxurious boarding schools across the world.

It was quite astonishing to hear something like this happening under the premises. The billionaire couple has made it clear that they won't leave this issue to settle quite easier. Despite students paying around $115,000, it is just obnoxious for something to happen in such an elite institute.

Radhika and Pankaj claim that their daughter seems to suffer from insomnia and depression for quite sometime. It is exceptionally uncanny to see how her very own classmates can do such a thing. Le Rosey Institut is no small institute. It is where most of the rich and opulent people in society send their children.

According to Pankaj Oswal, the liberty given to the rich kids has led to his daughters' labefaction. His wife, Radhika, was seen addressing the press with a heavy heart stating how the institution failed to stand out to its own moto. She also told the media how the philosophies, integrity and the prestige of the institution were made a mockery of by the current management.

The couple has accused the senior management of not taking any action despite being constantly informed on the activities that were happening in the school. The issue turned uglier when their daughter was cyberbullied, followed by which their daughter was relieved from the school for the current academic year.

It came to be known that this was not only among the students; the faculty was also a part of it. Racist remarks were assessed upon Indians and other Asian students. Indian students were mocked for their cultural and religious beliefs, which further acted as icing on the cake. The Faculties, instead of preventing all this, were involved in such mockery and racism. From this, it is more evident that the management did not stand up to its reputation and its responsibility to its parents.

The billionaire couple alleged School Le Rosey as an institute that promoted underage drinking and smoking. The institute has been dragged into a great mess. Despite all these allegations, the institutions refused to keep things down. The cyberbullying was completely neglected by the management, which further proved to be an annihilation.

The Oswals dragged the things to court and have asked for a public apology. Now, the name of the institution has been doing rounds across news channels and papers. The allegations have truly affected the reputation of the institution. Even other students are coming out and expressing their discontent with the institution. They have also asked the institution to take necessary measures to meet its very own high standards. The Spat has turned uglier, and it seems like it won't be anytime soon until things turn normal for Rosey.

Overview

As a boarding school with strong sports, arts and service programmes, Le Rosey’s approach to education is holistic, but academic expectations and success lie at the heart of what we do. We insist on high standards, backed up by up-to-date teaching methods and facilities underpinned by traditional rigour, and above all, bilingual and bicultural programmes.

Curriculum

Rosey students are diverse both in what they know and how they have learnt. Our curriculum is international with the breadth and depth characteristic of the strongest national and international programmes and a strong emphasis on languages.

A full Rosey education is split into four different stages: the Juniors, the Cadets, the Jeunes Seniors and the Seniors.

Academic Standards

All students without exception must follow demanding academic tracks culminating in the full diploma of the International Baccalaureate (in English, French or both) or an academic série of the French baccalauréat.

Over the last five years the pass rate for the French bac has been 100% (and over 60% of students have obtained mentions), while 98% of our International Baccalaureate cohort have obtained the full IB diploma – against a world average of about 80%. The average grade is 35 points (world average 30) and over two-thirds of students obtain a bilingual IB diploma (more than double the world average).

All students proceed to university and over 30% of these to universities ranked in the top 25 across the world including the Ivy League, MIT, Stanford and “Ivy League Plus” in the US, and Oxbridge and other Russell Group universities in the UK.

Classes and atmosphere:

With an average class size of fewer than ten students, Roséens benefit from close attention to their needs and interests as well as a special relationship with members of our teaching faculty. And of course, one of the particular advantages of boarding school life is the chance to see teachers outside class.

With an international teaching staff, one would expect teaching methods and approaches to vary – and they do. Whilst only selecting highly qualified staff, Le Rosey does not believe in a one-size-fits-all teaching technique. Teachers are regularly evaluated and provided with professional development opportunities but all are encouraged to be individuals and to enjoy being in the classroom since we believe that happy and committed teaching makes for successful learning.