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PTI Leysin, Switzerland
10-17 years old
1 weeks
Choose your preferred session from the options below and submit your details in order to complete your booking.
August - Boarding
| Start | 8/16/2026 |
| End | 8/22/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $3,114 |
August - Boarding
| Start | 8/16/2026 |
| End | 8/29/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $5,605 |
August - Boarding
| Start | 8/23/2026 |
| End | 8/29/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $3,114 |
Set high in the Swiss Alps, this residential summer camp in Leysin, Switzerland combines high-quality tennis training with a holistic focus on well-being, personal growth, outdoor adventure, and international friendship. Surrounded by alpine scenery at 1,260 metres above sea level, students benefit from a healthy mountain climate while developing both athletic and life skills in a safe, structured, and supportive environment.
The programme is designed to nurture the whole child — physically, mentally, and socially — while maintaining clear routines, strong supervision, and transparent communication with families.
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Leysin is a renowned alpine village in the Canton of Vaud, famous for its pure, oxygen-rich air and long-standing reputation as a health and wellness destination. The mountain setting supports endurance, focus, and recovery, making it ideal for young athletes.
Surrounded by forests, hiking trails, and panoramic views, Leysin also offers access to nearby cultural destinations such as Montreux, Bern, and Geneva, allowing students to enjoy both nature and Swiss culture during their stay.
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Ages: 10–17 years
Programme length: 1-week or 2-week residential options
Camp size: Approx. 30 students per session
Format: Co-educational (boys and girls together; rooms separated by gender)
Languages: English-speaking environment (multilingual staff available)
Supervision: Approx. 1 staff member per 8 students
Coaching ratio: Approx. 1 coach per 4 players
Small group sizes ensure personalised attention, strong pastoral care, and a close-knit camp community.
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The tennis programme is structured to support both performance progression and enjoyment, with training adapted to each player’s age, experience, and confidence level. Students typically receive 25–35 hours of coaching per week, depending on programme length.
Technical development (stroke production, footwork, consistency)
Tactical awareness and point construction
Match play and competitive scenarios
Tennis-specific physical conditioning
Mental focus, confidence, and resilience
Game-based drills and friendly competitions
Training takes place on a mix of indoor and outdoor courts, including clay, synthetic, and hard courts, ensuring continuity regardless of weather conditions.
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For students new to tennis or seeking a more relaxed introduction, a Recreational Tennis Pathway is available. This option focuses on:
Learning fundamentals in a fun, pressure-free environment
Game-based activities and playful drills
Building coordination, confidence, and enjoyment
Developing a positive relationship with sport
Beginner players follow the same daily schedule, accommodation, meals, supervision, and activities as all other participants, ensuring a fully inclusive experience.
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Each day follows a clear rhythm built around three supervised blocks, supporting healthy routines, independence, and time management:
Morning Block (08:00–12:00):
Tennis training, fitness, and technical development
Afternoon Block (14:00–18:00):
Tennis sessions, outdoor adventures, or group activities
Evening Block (19:00–22:00):
Social events, reflection, games, and community time
This structure balances physical effort, recovery, learning, and fun.
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Well-being is embedded into daily camp life, helping students build resilience and self-awareness. Activities may include:
Guided morning mindfulness
Evening reflection and journaling
Breathwork sessions inspired by alpine wellness practices
Mobility and injury-prevention exercises
Optional, supervised cold-exposure experiences (age-appropriate)
These elements encourage healthy habits that extend beyond the camp experience.
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Beyond tennis training, the Switzerland camp offers a rich programme of outdoor activities and local excursions, making the most of Leysin’s unique alpine setting.
Students take part in supervised lake sessions, nature walks, and outdoor exploration, allowing them to enjoy the fresh mountain environment while staying active and connected to nature. These experiences are complemented by multi-sport challenges and guided recovery sessions, all carefully integrated into the daily programme.
🏞️ Supervised lake activities and outdoor swimming
🚶 Nature walks and alpine exploration
🏃 Multi-sport games and team challenges
🧘 Recovery, mobility, and well-being sessions
All activities and excursions are planned, supervised, and included in the all-inclusive camp package, with the same high standards of safety, organisation, and pastoral care applied throughout.
These experiences help students build confidence, resilience, teamwork, and friendships—while enjoying everything the Swiss Alps have to offer.
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Students stay at the Central Residence Hotel, providing a comfortable and social residential environment:
Double or triple rooms with private bathrooms
Organised room allocation by age and gender
Communal lounges and relaxation areas
Alpine views and quiet surroundings
Daily housekeeping
24/7 on-site supervision
The residence supports rest, recovery, and community living.
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Our Switzerland camp provides buffet-style breakfast, lunch, and dinner each day, alongside healthy snacks, all designed to support energy levels, training demands, and recovery 🥗. Meals are varied, balanced, and thoughtfully prepared to meet the needs of active young athletes.
We are able to accommodate a range of dietary needs, including:
Vegetarian
Gluten-free
Religious dietary requirements
Families must list all dietary needs, allergies, or intolerances at the time of registration so the kitchen team can plan accordingly.
For campers with severe allergies, parents are required to:
Provide all necessary medication (e.g. EpiPens)
Supply clear written instructions upon arrival
While every effort is made to manage dietary needs responsibly, zero cross-contamination cannot be guaranteed.
Meals are served in a supervised, communal setting, encouraging healthy routines, social interaction, and a positive camp experience.
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The programme places strong emphasis on student welfare:
24/7 residential supervision
Clear safety procedures and staff presence
Access to local medical facilities
Immediate parental contact in case of illness or concerns
Structured routines and clear boundaries
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To balance independence and reassurance:
Parents receive regular updates through official communication channels
A limited phone policy applies during activity blocks to encourage engagement
Students have designated times to contact family
Urgent matters are communicated directly by the Camp Director
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Supervised airport transfers are available as an optional paid service from selected airports and must be arranged during registration. This service ensures a smooth, safe, and well-organised journey to and from camp.
Geneva Airport (GVA): CHF 300
Zurich Airport (ZRH): CHF 400
Transfers are fully supervised from arrival to arrival at camp, providing parents with peace of mind throughout the journey.
A trained team member will:
Meet campers at the airport arrivals area
Escort them during the transfer journey
Ensure continuous pastoral supervision throughout
Return transfers at the end of the session follow the same organised and supervised process 🚐.
Flight details must be provided during registration
Families should inform us as soon as possible if arrival or departure times change, so transfer arrangements can be adjusted accordingly
24/7 pastoral oversight is maintained during all supervised transfers
This structured transfer service allows campers to arrive relaxed, supported, and ready to enjoy their camp experience from the very first moment.
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At the end of the programme:
Students take part in a closing celebration
Each participant receives individual feedback and guidance
Parents receive post-camp insights and recommendations for continued development
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1 Week: CHF 2,500
2 Weeks: CHF 4,500
Included:
Residential accommodation
All meals and snacks
Tennis training and coaching
All activities and excursions
Local transport for scheduled activities
Accident insurance during camp
Full supervision and pastoral care
End-of-camp feedback
Not included:
Flights
Airport transfers (optional)
Personal spending money
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This programme is ideal for young people who:
Enjoy sport, outdoor activity, and structure
Want to improve tennis skills while having fun
Are ready for a supervised residential experience
Value international friendships and personal growth
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