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Grindelwald Ski School
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

We have just returned from Grindelwald and I feel I must post something about the Grindelwald Ski School.
We have used them 4 times before and always found them to be excellent, but this year they were a shambles.
We were is a group of 6 with 4 good intermediates and 2 ladies from Holland who snowploughed most of the time.
The problem was that the ski school had so few clients that they had to sombine all grades together.
It was the WORST ski school I have ever had and would not use them again.
I did some asking about and found that both the english ski school based at the intrersport shop by the station-I think its called altitude and the ski school at Kleine Scheidegg both come highly recommended, and also cost a lot less.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

dan2000, thank you for the mention Dan.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

LaserStock wrote:
dan2000, thank you for the mention Dan.
I realize your post is from last year, but I am new to snowheads. My family is headed to Grindelwald for the third time, so clearly we love skiing there. Two years ago we used their ski school for our youngest child. She was 4 at the time. It was truly the worst ski school experience we have ever had. Our daughter was put in a beginner class that was too basic for her. She was bored out of her mind. No one would listen to our complaints. There didn't seem to be anyone in charge. The classes were too large and there were not enough instructors. Also, she was left in their hut unattended at lunch time (she fell asleep - jet lag - after lunch). When she woke up she went outside and found her class. We had paid for the week and they would not refund our fee. We could apply what we had spent toward other lessons, which we did. I am happy to see that there are alternatives to the Snowsports School - If I was looking for lessons, and ski school for kids in particular, I would call around to all the private schools and question them about ratios, class sizes, etc.
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