European School Brussels I (Uccle), II (Woluwe), III (Ixelles), IV (Laeken). Each has a slightly different size, language section offer and family demographic.
The four Brussels campuses
European School Brussels I (Uccle), II (Woluwe), III (Ixelles), IV (Laeken). Each has a slightly different size, language section offer and family demographic.
Eligibility
Children of staff at EU institutions in Brussels have priority access (and free tuition). Other children may be admitted on a fee-paying basis to "Category III" places where capacity allows.
Language sections
Each school operates multiple language sections (typically English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch and others). Children are enrolled in the section matching their dominant home language; second-language teaching is integrated across the curriculum.
Curriculum
Multi-language education across primary and secondary, culminating in the European Baccalaureate. See European Baccalaureate explained.
Logistics
Brussels I and IV serve Uccle and Laeken catchments respectively; II serves Woluwe (where most expat families with EU connections live); III serves Ixelles. School transport is provided across Brussels.