Nov 29, 2026 - Apr 7, 2027
Mon-Wed, Sun at 09:45, 13:45
Levels
First Timer, Beginner, Intermediate
Courses
From Swiss Snow Kids Village to Red Prince/Princess
Meeting place
Arosa
At the Ski school office in the building of "Galerie Obersee" (Poststrasse 64 - 66, 7050 Arosa)
Free cancellation with full refund up to 24 hours before the start of the activity
What to Expect
At our kids ski lessons in Arosa your children, whether they are beginners or already have their first experience, can learn to ski in a safe environment. The course is for children aged 4 to 6 years who enjoy spending time in the snow.
In our ski school, we offer group courses in small groups of only 4 to 8 people, as the trained ski instructors can take care of each child individually and ensure a great learning progress. Children who have never stood on skis before will start in our Honeyland. Here they get to know the equipment, take their first steps and learn how to ski and stop properly in the plough. More experienced skiers practice the correct use of sticks and already ski down some more challenging slopes.
Our team cares for your children with a lot of heart, so that they feel comfortable with us and make progress. In addition, they incorporate many playful exercises into the course so that fun is not neglected. This way, your children will quickly learn new skills under the best supervision, which they will want to show you right away.
Official level classification of the Swiss ski schools:
Swiss Snow Kids Village 1: First Timer. I am standing on skis for the very first time. My course goal: I can move around on skis in easy terrain, walk uphill, glide downhill and stop.
Swiss Snow Kids Village 2: I can stop and make my first turns in easy terrain, but I cannot yet use a T-bar lift (anchor lift). My course goal: I learn how to use the T-bar lift, either on my own or with another child.
Blue Prince/Princess: I can stop, make snowplough (pizza) turns, and I can use the T-bar lift by myself or with a partner. My course goal: I improve my gliding, stopping, and snowplough turning skills, and increase my speed.
Blue King/Queen: I can ski confidently on blue slopes and use all ski lifts. My course goal: I learn traversing, side-slipping, skiing over waves and hollows, easy boxes, and continue practicing snowplough turns.
Blue Star: I can already ski confidently on easy red slopes. My course goal: I ski waves and hollows at higher speed, and practice snowplough swings (the step before parallel turns).
Red Prince/Princess: I can perform snowplough turns on more challenging terrain (blue and red slopes). My course goal: I learn to brake in parallel, perform the “waltz” turn, and do classic parallel turns (French fries).
Red King/Queen: I can do parallel turns (classic, skidded style). My course goal: I learn short turns on easy slopes, basic air (small jumps), and the skating step on flat terrain.
Red Star: I ski confidently, in parallel and at good speed on all red slopes, and I have already skied some easy black slopes. My course goal: I practice parallel turns in a slalom course, parallel switch turns (backwards), skiing on one leg, and short turns on intermediate terrain.
Black: I can do parallel turns on all slopes. My course goal: I master short turns with pole planting in challenging terrain, jumps, and parallel turns on ungroomed slopes.
Meeting Time
We meet at our office in Galerie Obersee. The office is located within walking distance from the Weisshorn gondola and Tschuggen Ost ski lift., 15 minutes before the start of the lesson.
Lunch Care
The lunch break takes place from approx. 12:00 pm to 1:45 pm. Lunchtime supervision including food & drink can be booked on-site for an extra charge of 25 CHF/day. Children for whom no lunchtime supervision is booked can be picked up at the meeting point in agreement with the ski instructor.
Ski Pass
First-timers do not need a ski pass for all the lessons in our Kinderland. All other skiers need a ski pass from the first day of the lessons. You can buy your ski pass at the ski lift ticket office before the first lesson.
Bring Along
Ski pass
Warm outdoor clothing; layers are recommended
Gloves
Goggles
Warm socks, including an extra pair
Snacks
Ski equipment and helmet
Good to Know
Please note that the course only takes place with a minimum of 3 participants
Based on dozens of detailed reviews, this children's ski school in Arosa is a hit with families, with over 85% of reviewers giving it five stars. Parents consistently praise the "Super great ski instructors!" for being friendly, patient, and highly effective with young learners. Many highlight the significant and rapid learning progress their kids made in a fun, playful environment. The school is also noted for its excellent organization and flexibility, such as offering half-day morning courses and adapting groups to a child's skill level, ensuring a great experience.
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Corine · Family
Switzerland · April 2026
The half-day ski course also takes place in the morning, which is why we decided to book with the ABC Ski School.
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Steffen
Switzerland · March 2026
Great ski school and fantastic ski instructors!
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Marline · Family
Spain · March 2026
My son loved it!
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What should I wear for my lessons?
You should wear warm clothing suitable for winter sports. Other accessories such as gloves, a ski mask and sunglasses are strongly recommended.
When should I collect my equipment?
You must arrive at the first lesson with your equipment (skis and poles or snowboard, and boots). If you do not have your own equipment, make sure to allow enough time to collect it from the rental shop so as not to delay the start of the lesson. Some shops even offer the option of collecting equipment the day before your first day of hire.
Do I need to wear a helmet?
Wearing a helmet is compulsory for children in some countries, but it is strongly recommended for everyone, regardless of age.
Where can I buy a ski pass?
Unless otherwise stated, you must have your ski pass with you for the first lesson. You can usually buy one at the ski lift office or online. Discounted rates may be available for children or beginners, so check with your ski school to find out which pass is most suitable.
Do I need to book my lessons in advance?
Generally, it is advisable to book lessons as early as possible. This is especially important during school holidays, such as Christmas and February, when lessons can fill up quickly.
Does my child need a ski pass?
First-timers who are only in the Kinderland do not need a ski pass. All other children need a valid ski pass from the first day of the lessons.
Is lunch included in the price?
No, but lunchtime supervision, including food and a drink, can be booked on-site for an additional fee of 25 CHF per day.
How big are the groups?
The groups consist of 4 to 8 children per instructor, which allows for individual attention.
Where and when do we meet for the lessons?
The meeting point is at the ski school office in Galerie Obersee, 15 minutes before the lesson starts. The office is within walking distance of the Weisshorn gondola and Tschuggen Ost ski lift.
What happens if there are not enough participants?
The course will only take place with a minimum of 3 participants.
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48 CHF / day (2hrs)
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The activity Kids Ski Lessons (4-6 y.) for All Levels by ABC Snowsport School Arosa in Arosa is available on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday, from November 29, 2026 through April 7, 2027. On each available day there are 2 start times between 9:45 and 13:45. Sessions last 2 to 6 days and are offered as group activities. Prices range from CHF130.00 to CHF440.00 per person.
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