Rond PointPiou Piou – for children aged 3 and over

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  2. Our offers
  3. Information
  4. Supervised meal
  5. FAQ

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Piou Piou – for ages 3 and over
At Le Rond-Point, the first tracks in the snow start with a smile! From the age of 3, your child enters a space specially designed for them, where they discover skiing through play,exploration and building confidence. Supervised by attentive and caring esf instructors, they progress step by step towards their first attempts at skiing in complete peace of mind.
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For children at the Piou Piou Mini Club / Piou Piou Club

Before you come, please remember to bring the following with you:

  • The health form, which you must download and complete before your arrival and hand in to the Club Piou Piou manager.
  • A ski pass, issued free of charge to children under 5 (available from the ski lift ticket offices)
  • Proof of age
  • Suitable clothing: a jacket and dungarees or a ski suit (warm, comfortable and waterproof), a face mask or sunglasses with a cord, mittens (fingerless gloves are not recommended), high-factor sun cream, tissues, etc.
  • Their ski equipment: boots , skis and a helmet (compulsory). Please label the equipment with your child’s name.
  • A small snack to pop in their pocket for the break.
  • Their comfort blanket or dummy, if needed.
Piou Piou Health Information Sheet

Daily schedule at Club Piou Piou:

  • Arrival in the morning between 9.00 am and 9.30 am
  • Introduction to and learning to ski, snow games
  • A short ‘snack break’ (snack not provided) is offered during the morning.
  • Parents collect their children between 11.45 am and 12.00 pm, or children stay for lunch at 12.00 pm
  • Lunch & activities: esf instructors ensure the children’s comfort and meals, as well as that they have a rest period until 2.00 pm
  • Afternoon drop-off between 2.00 pm and 2.30 pm
  • Ski lessons, snow games and a snack
  • End of activities and parents collect their children between 4.45 pm and 5.00 pm

Supervised mealtimes

Supervised meals for complete peace of mind
Add the Supervised Meals option when booking your child’s course!

With a supervised lunch, activities and a rest period from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm, children aged 3 to 12 can make the most of their day in the snow while spending time with their friends.

It’s the perfect way to enjoy even more fun, laughter and unforgettable memories to share at the end of the day.
Please note: places are limited, so we recommend booking in advance.

The Supervised Meals option can be added when booking lessons. If it is not available, this means all places have already been booked for your selected dates.
Important
The location for the Supervised Meals option must be the same as the meeting point for your lessons.
For example, if your lessons start at Rond-Point, your Supervised Meals option must also be booked at Rond-Point.
PRICES
MealsOpening hours5 days6 days
Roundabout
Ages 3 to 12
12.00 – 2.00€161€193

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my child have lunch at the childcare centre?
Yes. Our supervised mealtimes service allows your child to stay with us over lunch, from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm, while being cared for by our team.

  • Please note that places are limited, so we recommend booking in advance. The supervised mealtimes option can be added when you book your lessons. If it isn't available, it means that all places have already been booked for your selected dates.
  • Please let us know in advance if your child has any allergies or food intolerances.
At what age can my child join the Piou Piou Mini Club or the Club Piou Piou?
  • Children can join the Piou Piou Mini Club from the age of 3, and the Piou Piou Club from 4 years old.
  • The Piou Piou Mini Club has been specially designed to introduce young children to skiing in a fun, safe and reassuring environment. With facilities perfectly suited to their size and abilities, they discover the joy of skiing through games, imagination and snow-based activities, helping them learn naturally while having fun.
Who looks after the children?
Your children are cared for exclusively by qualified childcare professionals, including:
  • Paediatric nurses
  • Early years educators
  • Early Years Care and Education Certificate holders
  • Paediatric care assistants
  • Activity leaders holding the BAFA qualification
Morning, afternoon or full-day lessons?
  • The daily programme is carefully planned to suit children's natural rhythms. In addition to their ski lessons, the day includes snack breaks, toilet breaks, games, and plenty of opportunities to explore the snow and the mountains.
  • For 3-year-olds: we recommend half-day sessions. If your child is an early riser, the morning session is ideal. If they prefer a slower start to the day, the afternoon session may be a better choice.
  • For children aged 4 to 5: full-day sessions are available. They include a supervised lunch break followed by a quiet rest period before the afternoon activities begin.
What is a typical day like at Club Piou Piou?
  • Arrival in the morning between 9.00 am and 9.30 am
  • Introduction to and learning to ski, snow games
  • A short ‘snack break’ (snack not provided) is offered during the morning.
  • Parents collect their children between 11.45 am and 12.00 pm, or children stay for lunch at 12.00 pm
  • Lunch & activities: esf instructors ensure the children’s comfort and meals, as well as that they have their rest period until 2.00 pm
  • Afternoon drop-off between 2.00 pm and 2.30 pm
  • Ski lessons, snow games and a snack
  • End of activities and parents collect their children between 4.45 pm and 5.00 pm
What if my child doesn't ski all morning (or all afternoon)?
Every child settles in at their own pace. Some need a little time to gain confidence, get their bearings and become familiar with this new environment—and that's perfectly normal.

Before spending more time on skis, your child may choose to watch, play, jump, run or explore the snow in their ski boots and equipment. These activities are all part of the learning process, helping them become comfortable with both the snow and their ski gear while building confidence in a fun and natural way.
Why is the health information form compulsory?
  • The Health Information Form is available from all esf offices and can also be downloaded online.
  • To help reduce waiting times on your first day, please complete the form before your arrival and hand it to the Club Manager when you arrive.
  • This form is essential to ensure your child receives the best possible care. It provides our team with important information, including your contact details, your child's medical history and any specific needs or requirements.