Ecolint has a remarkable legacy, being the birthplace of the International Baccalaureate and reputed to be the oldest international school in the world. Spread over three campuses in Geneva, it delivers four curriculums with impressive efficiency, fostering a diverse, multilingual learning environment. The ethos is founded on making the world a better place and famous alumni include political and humanitarian figures such as Indira Gandhi and Yasmin Aga Khan, reflecting the school’s approach "educating for peace" and promoting humanitarian values. Guided by Ecolint’s Ten Principles of Learning, the focus is on a personalised journey, with a strong academic foundation and an emphasis on intercultural understanding. The school boasts a 96% IB pass rate, demonstrating academic excellence, while its mission to instil humanitarian values continues to shape global leaders.