International School of Luxembourg Reviews (9)
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I've spent 9 years here now and honestly I Think ISL is great with amazing community, Facilities and teachers it has been a joy to go to ISL and I'm sad that I will soon leave. Just some problems I will note: Theres a social divide between genders :( Focus too much on grades (getting better now) Bad at handling bullying and such But good things like: extensive Facilities Being super Diverse LGBTQ support This is an amazing school and I would recommend
Parent of 2 students. Avoid! Poor teachers, who don’t care about students and leadership that doesn’t listen or care. Sexism from teachers, and favouritism among teaching staff children. Removing both next term.
I hate this place. The teachers are terrible, the learning is terrible. As a student and knowing many others agree with me I can confidentially say that you should not bring your child to ISL.
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Meeme Sarah, a year ago
Richly blessed is how I feel being part of this organization and I can't wait to take up my position
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Logan carpenter Wesley, a year ago
Am opara Emmanuel am from Nigeria I will love to study in international school of Luxembourg , I so much love that school and I will try my possible means to school over there by God grace.
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Ines Haesaerts, 2 years ago
Im in this school its great and it lets you and leeds you to follow your dreams
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Nicola Vickers, 2 years ago
Middle School Student Council is a school organisation with the students at its heart. Students are elected by their peers to represent them, advocate for them and celebrate them. Genuine youth leadership in action, where skills of confidence, responsibility, organisation and collaboration are nurtured.
