LAS Alpine Club assists students who are interested in pursuing the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, the world's leading youth achievement award. This award invites young go-getters to set goals and pursue different service-oriented, skill-building, and adventure-filled activities. Students who excel in their pursuit of the International Award are able to earn Bronze, Silver, or Gold awards- accomplishments that are looked on favorably by universities. The process of earning this award also teaches students the value in setting personal objectives and becoming more well-rounded, passionate, and driven citizens of the world. 

The LAS campus has two well-equipped libraries which serve as the primary spots for students and faculty to consult with qualified librarians, conduct research, listen to guest lectures, meet, work, and study. The Savoy Library serves students in grades 7 to 10 and has a spacious conference room, a lecture area, group study tables, and a children’s corner. The Belle Époque Library, opened in 2012, supports students in grades 11 and 12 and offers a reading room, a group study area, and comfortable furniture. Together the two libraries offer a combined total of 18,000 items including books, magazines, journals, newspapers, ebooks, DSLR cameras, HD video cameras, and more, so that students can feel well-supported in their academic, creative, or curiosity-driven endeavors.

Throughout the year students participate in an after-school activities program that provides opportunities for leadership experience, skill development, and community service. Activities take place Monday through Thursday, typically between 16:00 and 18:30. Students are required to select a minimum of two activities each term; students on sports teams fulfill these requirements by attending two weekly practices, but they have the option to take part in other activities as well. LAS offers a broad range of extracurriculars each term.

Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from January until March students are dismissed from class and invited to grab their skis or snowboards and head to the slopes. With over 100 kilometers of ski runs, a half- pipe and snow park, as well as many cross country ski trails, the slopes of Leysin cater to all skill levels. Lessons are provided by professionally trained Swiss Ski School instructors, and LAS provides an annual ski pass that allows unlimited access to the Leysin and regional slopes. 

LAS has been sponsoring annual trips with Habitat for Humanity since 1996. As an organization that is focused on building "strength, stability, and self- reliance through shelter," students' participation in this group teaches them about compassion, empathy, and setting up practical, purposeful steps to achieve their goals. Throughout the year, students who are involved in this club learn about Habitat for Humanity as an organization, develop an understanding of housing crises around the world, and learn how to fundraise, create compelling and informative presentations, and build. At the end of the year, students participate in a building project in a European country, spending three days on site and one day touring the region.

LAS edge believes that energized minds are curious minds. By striking a balance between lessons and fun we aim to find the sweet spot where excited, curiosity-driven learning occurs. Edge is offered to students who are 13 and older, and encourages the development of leadership potential through a focus on LAS’s three core values—Innovation, Compassion, and Responsibility. This program dives into a variety of challenging topics that will be explored in depth through company visits, lectures by well known guest speakers, and dynamic activities designed to push students’ limits