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with Lycée Molière

European School FAQ

Is EEBA a recognised school?

EEBA is a European project involving two schools: Lycée Molière, a school approved by the Federation Wallonia-Brussels, and the Scandinavian School of Brussels, a school recognized by Sweden. Furthermore, EEBA received accreditation in March 2018, thus becoming the first Accredited European School in Belgium. You can find the accreditation document here.

To become an Accredited European School, a school must meet specific criteria set by the Board of Governors of the European Schools.

These criteria ensure that the school provides education equivalent to that of traditional European Schools. Accredited European Schools offer a curriculum that aligns with the European Schools’ curriculum, focusing on multilingual education. Accreditation ensures that the school adheres to rigorous standards regarding its curriculum, teaching methods, facilities, and overall educational outcomes.

Yes, you can apply anytime admission@eeba.be

EEBA does not currently receive funding from the European Commission. Below is the response from the European Commission’s Human Resources Department on this subject:

In an email sent on May 16th, 2018, the department of Human Resources of the European Commission As you know, to date no contribution agreement has been concluded with an accredited European school located where a traditional European school exists.

European School in Brussels before taking any decision on a possible contribution agreement.”

We aim to maintain class sizes between 20 and 24 students.

Yes, we serve healthy warm lunch every day where fresh, local produce provide a healthy, balanced diet.
Students are also served fruit during the breaks every day.

Yes, our school offers an extensive extra curricular program with a lot of sports, music and creative workshops.
Information about our extra-curricular program can be found on our extra curricular activities page.

Yes, there is a school bus providing transport to students living in and around Brussels and in the surroundings close to the school.
Find more information and sign up for the service here.

Yes, the curriculum of the European Schools that our school offers from Nursery to the end of High School is recognized by all the EU countries. There is an equivalency, therefore no need to pass a national test.