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Important Information for Summer Sessions 2024
Changes and preconditions to join the summer sessions
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Making a Meaningful Difference
Our Head of our Charity Committee, Anneke has beautifully wrapped up all the incredible charity projects from last year.
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Alumnus Feature Cary Harrison: “If you like your teacher, you like what they say.”
Montana is one of those schools that people keep coming back to. Like the magnetism of a beautiful landscape or the draw of home, ex-students, even ex-staff, keep reappearing on the Berg, sometimes from across great distances. And we love that.
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Following a Passion in AI: The Story of Joshua
For many students, deciding on a focus for their Matura Arbeit can be daunting. For Joshua, a student from our Swiss gymnasium, this question led to an exploration of data analysis and artificial intelligence. In a recent interview, he shared his personal journey and the eventual creation of a multi-page web application that combines the features of a virtual assistant and a data analysis tool.
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Conrad's Journey to Constructing his Own Timepiece
When a student embarks on their Matura Arbeit – or graduation project – they are presented with the opportunity to combine theory and practice to solve a problem or investigate an idea in their field of study. One such student is Conrad from our Swiss Gymnasium, who is exploring the development of Switzerland’s watchmaking industry in the last 50 years, with a particular focus on mechanical watches.
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Emma’s Mission for Animal Rescue: Crafting a Promotional Strategy
The story of Emma, a student at our Institut Montana, is an inspiring example of how one person can make a meaningful difference in the world. Her project for her Maturaarbeit, the creation of an effective promotional strategy for a donkey rescue center on the Azores Islands, has the potential to help and benefit many people, and she has worked hard to ensure that she’ll have the best results possible. Through this interview, we’re able to learn about her motivations, her process, and her plans for the future, providing us with plenty of insight on how to approach a project like this.
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The Magic of Engagement: "Insights into Why Our Students Love Learning with Us"
Grade 6 is an exciting and formative year for students attending the Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme (CLSP) at our Institut Montana. As students embark on this three-year program, they have the opportunity to engage in a variety of enriching experiences that contribute to their overall growth and development. From thrilling physical activities to stimulating academic subjects, Grade 6 at Institut Montana offers a range of opportunities that students cherish and value.
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