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House Andermatt, with its motto “Rise Through Strength,” represents ambition and resilience. Its symbol, a wolf, and its forest green color embody perseverance and determination. Named after the mountain town of Andermatt, this house celebrates the drive to conquer challenges, with members who are fiercely competitive and aim to lead in every field. While admired for their tenacity, they are often critiqued for their cutthroat tactics. Signature traditions include The Wolf’s Pursuit, an annual event designed to mirror the strength and unity of a wolf pack. In this tradition, students work in teams to navigate challenges requiring strategy, teamwork, and quick thinking. The team that excels is awarded the Wolf’s Crest pin, symbolizing collective strength and leadership.

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Guided by the motto “Wisdom Guides Us,” House Lavaux values diplomacy and intellect. Its symbol, a swan, alongside its sapphire blue and silver colors, reflects its dedication to strategy, balance, and cultural refinement. Named after the terraced vineyards of Lavaux, this house emphasizes excellence in academics, the arts, and global discourse. Members are known for their sophistication and thoughtfulness, though they can be perceived as elitist or overly calculating. Notable traditions include The Swan’s Flight, a reflective evening event where students write letters to their future selves about their aspirations. These letters, locked away until the end of their academic journey, symbolize self-discovery and intellectual growth.

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House Oberon, with its motto “Unity is Strength,” champions loyalty and leadership. Represented by a roaring bear adorned in crimson red, this house takes inspiration from the mythical Solène bear of Swiss folklore. It prioritizes teamwork, duty, and fostering a sense of community, with members often serving as natural leaders. While they are admired for their moral backbone and strong camaraderie, they can sometimes be critiqued for being overly protective or traditionalist. Signature traditions include The Bear’s March, a bonding retreat into the surrounding forests. This weekend-long event includes trust exercises, survival games, and team-building challenges, culminating in a ceremony that celebrates achievements and reinforces the house’s core values of loyalty and integrity.

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With its motto “Dream Without Limits,” House Valais celebrates innovation and exploration. Its symbol, the Lynx cat above the Alps, paired with a royal blue color, reflects its visionary and adventurous spirit. Named after the Valais region, known for its breathtaking landscapes and progressive mindset, this house inspires creativity, discovery, and pushing boundaries. Members are celebrated for their forward-thinking ideas but are sometimes viewed as eccentric or impractical. Key traditions include The Lynx’s Vision, an annual stargazing event where students and teachers share bold ideas and personal projects under the night sky. This tradition fosters innovation and discovery, with some student projects leading to groundbreaking achievements.

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