Group ski lesson for children

Number of participants

Maximum of 8

Level

All levels

Meeting point

Bottom of Pleney gondola

Service

Group ski lessons are open to children aged 6 and over, with groups limited to a maximum of 6 kids for the ‘Flying Start’ group and ‘Green Mouse’ group and a maximum of 8 pupils for the other groups, in order to encourage a personalised and friendly learning experience. Each session lasts 2 hours 30 minutes in the morning and 2 hours or 2 hours 15 minutes in the afternoon, depending on the week, with timetables designed to fit in easily with families’ schedules. From the ‘Flying Start’ level to ‘ Diamond Crystal’, children progress at their own pace alongside bilingual instructors, whilst earning medals and passing tests recognised across all our schools.

About the Children’s Group Ski Lesson in Morzine

It’s time to celebrate at the end of the week! On Friday evening, children are invited to the medal and certificate presentation at the ski school. It is a friendly occasion for families to share a hot chocolate—or a mulled wine for the adults. A wonderful way to wrap up the ski week on a warm note and celebrate each child’s progress.

Schedules

Class times that are perfectly suited to children’s routines – and the school holidays! Our classes run throughout the season at various times:

9.30 am–12.00 pm Throughout the season
2.45 pm–4.45 pm During the Christmas and New Year weeks
2.45 pm–5.00 pm The week of 8 February
12.30 pm–2.45 pm The week of 15 February
3.00 pm–5.15 pm From 15 February onwards

Forfait + matériel

To make the most of the children’s group ski lessons at ESi Morzine, every student must be fully equipped before the session begins. Lessons do not include equipment rental or the ski pass. We therefore recommend preparing all necessary gear before you arrive so that your child can join their group ready to go.

Equipment needed for group ski lessons in Morzine

A ski pass suited to your child’s age and skill level;
Skis sized correctly for them and adjusted by a professional;
Ski boots in the right size and properly fitted;
A helmet for safe skiing—essential for children;
Warm, waterproof gloves or mittens to keep hands dry;
Ski goggles or sunglasses, chosen based on the weather and light conditions;
Sunscreen and lip balm, essential for protecting skin from the sun and cold in the mountains.