British International School of Brussels

4.8 (5 reviews) Emile Maxlaan 163, 1030, Brussels, Brussels-Capital, Belgium View map

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About British International School of Brussels

In short: British International School of Brussels is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Brussels, Belgium. Stages: preschool and primary (ages 3–11). Taught in English. Families rate it 4.8 out of 5 (5 reviews).

The British International School of Brussels (BISB) is a British Curriculum school for children aged 3 – 11, located centrally, midway between NATO and the European Commission. BISB has long been renowned throughout Brussels, Europe and the world as a school that children enjoy coming to and learning in. Everybody associated with the school, parents and staff is very pleased by this and we know that the excellence in educational quality that the school offers lies in the commitment and professionalism of all of our staff. The welcoming atmosphere that they create is second to none and is one in which children are truly able to develop their full potential. The British International School of Brussels continues to enjoy a steady expansion and being the Headteacher of such a dynamic educational institution is both demanding and exciting, yet ultimately a very rewarding experience. There is such a feeling of vitality throughout the whole school that I am confident that once you have visited us you will understand why so many children join us as a result of a personal recommendation from our existing parents.

Type: Private
Faith: Secular
Gender: Co-ed
Ages: 3–11
Approach: General Curriculum

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Curriculum and languages

Languages

English is the language of instruction, with specialist support for children who do not yet speak English. All pupils from Reception to Year 6 have four French lessons a week.

Stages and ages

Educational approach

Extracurricular activities

Sports 3

Arts 2

Culture 1

Facilities and services

Learning facilities

Play facilities

BISB occupies two buildings a few hundred metres apart in central Brussels: the historic Emile Max building houses the Infant Department (ages 3 to 7) and the Avenue Emeraude building the Junior Department (ages 7 to 11). Each building has its own library, and the Junior library, with an interactive screen and stage area, is also used for debating, drama, music and cinema sessions.