École Internationale de Genève · La Grande Boissière
One hundred and thirty-seven of us walked out of LGB in May 2006 and scattered across eighty countries. On Saturday 8 August 2026, in Geneva, we come back.
The evening
Adults only on the 8th — a +1, not a +2, +3 or +4. Childcare is being arranged for those who need it. Kids get the Sunday: a long, slow BBQ by the lake, families welcome.
For anyone flying in the day before. Informal, in town.
The main evening. Venue being finalised this month.
Bring your own, bring your kids. Slow morning, long afternoon.
Organised by
Reunions don't organise themselves. These three have spent months on it — the date, the venue hunt, the hundred and twenty people who needed asking twice.
With help from Ally, Michel Kull, Julie Gros Bozzo, Vincent Mossaz, Tudor Leriu, Emily Laven Griffiths and Camil Touimi — who found the numbers, the photos, and the people nobody could place.
Beyond the night
Doctors, founders, teachers, engineers, diplomats, parents — across eighty countries and a dozen languages. This site doesn't close on the 9th of August. It's where the class stays reachable: a directory, a board of offers and asks, and a cause we choose together.
7 — 9 August 2026 · Geneva
The 8th is the reason. Everything around it exists because people are flying a long way, and one dinner is a thin excuse for a transatlantic flight.
A walk through campus, a coffee for the Sunday stragglers, a late one for those who never learned. Propose it — an organiser publishes it, and it appears here with its own RSVP.
The archive
Emily has a hard drive. Camil has boxes. Tudor volunteered to host the lot. Put them here instead — one place, full resolution, nobody's phone compressing them into mush.
Where everyone landed
Eighty countries, and most of us have no idea where the others ended up. These are the ones we've placed so far — claim your seat and fill in your own.
What we can do for each other
A hundred and thirty-seven people with twenty years of careers, contacts and spare rooms between them. Ask plainly. Offer plainly. Nobody here is a stranger.
Giving back
We were given an education most of the world doesn't get. Before August we pick one cause, as a class, and put something real behind it. Propose one; we vote in July. Donations go directly to the charity — this site never touches money.
In memoriam
If this page is hard to read — and for some of us it will be — you don't have to sit with it alone. In Switzerland: La Main Tendue, 143, day or night. Elsewhere: findahelpline.com.
Thirty seconds
Half the class is a phone number without a name. Find yourself, tell us who you are, and we stop guessing.