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Ski school Morzine/Avoriaz????
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We are going to Morzine next week and I still haven't booked any ski lessons for the children. I have 2 boys a 10 year old who skis on the dry slopes in the uk and can carve and races slalmon courses but only skied on snow once when he was about 5. I also have a 12 year old who is determined not to enjoy skiing!! He has had a few dry slope lessons and been on snow once but still very snow plough. My aim is for the eldest to improve and actually have fun and maybe even enjoy skiing and for the youngest to ski with other children at the same ability and to get some race tuition. I have read bad reports about some ski schools and don't want them to be stuck with a non English speaking instructor just following him down in a large group with no tuition. I'm also worried about the lack oF snow, people have said it will be ok higher up at Avoriaz so should I be booking a ski school located there instead of morzine where we are staying? Don't want to pay for lessons and then spend half the time on the lift to reach some decent snow!! I think in an ideal world private lessons for both boys would be best but finincially I don't think this is an option. Please help, I don't know what I'm doing and I'm running out of
time!!!!
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Jillysuze, welcome to Snowheads. That's quite a tall order that late in the day - but yes, up at Avoriaz will no doubt be best snow. Have a look at this link http://www.mountainhighs.co.uk/SkiingInfo.htm - useful names and numbers there. I think I'd start by telephoning BASS Morzine and see what they can suggest.

Good luck. snowHead
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BASS Morzine are what you need ( I believe private lessons can be held up in avoriaz too if the schedule permits!)
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Avoriaz Alpine Ski School and Freedom 2 Ski are two other British schools with good reputations based up in Avoriaz. Not being the school holidays I think you will find it difficult to find anybody running children's group lessons so you could be forced the private lesson route. Good luck.
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Morzine Snowsports may be worth a try to see if they can offer anything in Avoriaz: www.skischool.co.uk
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