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Instructs in English, French

Ages 3 - 12 years

Fees €10,250

Type Co-educational

Maria Montessori School Luxembourg is a private Montessori school for ages 3 to 12 in Luxembourg. The curriculum follows the Montessori method, with learning guided by concrete materials and sensory exploration that supports understanding of mathematical and language notions. German and French serve as the languages of instruction, while English literacy is introduced in the primary years, reflecting Luxembourg's multilingual context. The campus is equipped with Montessori materials and a learning approach that emphasizes discovery at the child's own pace. The school also offers a sports program with supervised psychomotor skills and relaxation sessions led by a dedicated sports teacher. Outdoor and countryside outings extend learning beyond the classroom, helping children connect with the environment and build group cohesion. A Painting Game workshop provides on-site creative exploration. After-school care is available to support families outside school hours. This combination of Montessori pedagogy, multilingual schooling, and enrichment supports diverse international families.

Location

Belair district, Luxembourg. Address: 7 Val Ste Croix, 1371 Luxembourg. The school is well served by public transport with easy access to Kirchberg, Cloche d'Or and Luxembourg City centre.

Stages

Nursery and primary

Type

Private Montessori school

Country affiliation

Luxembourg

Application & registration fees

- Administrative (registration) fee: EUR 500 payable at registration; this EUR 500 is charged per pupil and is non-deductible and non‑refundable in the event of cancellation.

- Reservation deposit (arrhes): EUR 500 payable at registration; this EUR 500 is taken as a reservation deposit and is deductible from the first instalment but is non‑refundable in the event of cancellation.

Tuition and annual charges (2025/2026 published levels)

- Tuition fee (annual): EUR 8,500 per pupil, per year (same published annual tuition for Kindergarten 1 through Grade 6).

- Annual registration/administration fee: EUR 500 per year (this is listed separately from the reservation deposit).

- Contribution to the Construction Fund: EUR 250 per pupil, per year.

- Contribution to the Stability Fund: EUR 1,000 per pupil, per year.

- Published total (annual) cost combining tuition + the yearly registration and funds: EUR 10,250 per pupil, per year. (This is the standard annual figure shown for ages 3–12.)

First‑year / upfront payments and one‑off items

- On signing the school's registration (procedure), parents are required to pay within eight days the administrative fee (EUR 500), the reservation deposit (EUR 500), the construction fund (EUR 250) and the stability fund (EUR 1,000). The reservation deposit is described as deductible from the first instalment; the administrative fee, the construction fund and the stability fund are described as non‑deductible and non‑refundable in case of cancellation. These upfront amounts are therefore requested immediately at enrolment.

- Because the school charges both the annual registration/administration fee and the reservation deposit at enrolment, the cash required at initial enrolment will be higher than the recurring annual total; published summaries note a higher first‑year payment profile for new entrants.

Billing schedule and payment terms (what is published)

- The school's published admissions procedure requires the signature of the contract and payment of the listed fees (administration fee, reservation deposit, construction and stability funds) within eight days of registration. No detailed public schedule of term invoices or instalment dates (for example, specific term dates or monthly instalment schedules) is published alongside the fee figures.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day nursery and primary school (ages 3–12) with daytime hours and an on‑site day provision; no boarding fee schedule is published.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- School meals: the school offers school meals supplied by Sodexo; a specific published price for meals is not listed in the public fee pages.

- Uniforms, extracurriculars, educational materials, school trips and similar ancillary charges: no compulsory uniform cost or detailed ancillary‑fee schedule is published in the public fee information reviewed. Parents should note that such costs can exist but are not assigned public amounts in the published fee material.

- Sibling discount: a sibling discount is indicated as available, but the public listings do not publish the precise discount scale or percentage.

Refunds and cancellation terms

- The reservation deposit (arrhes) is explicitly described as non‑refundable in case of cancellation, though it is deductible from the first instalment. The administrative fee (EUR 500), the construction fund (EUR 250) and the stability fund (EUR 1,000) are described as non‑deductible and non‑refundable in the event of cancellation. These non‑refundability conditions are stated in the school's registration procedure.

Fee payment options (published information)

- The school's public fee material and practical information page set out which sums are payable and the timing required at registration, but do not publish a list of accepted payment methods (for example, specific statements about bank transfer, direct debit or credit card acceptance are not shown in the publicly posted fee pages).

Short summary of the published 2025/2026 fee position (use for database entry)

- Annual tuition: EUR 8,500. Annual registration/administration: EUR 500. Annual construction fund: EUR 250. Annual stability fund: EUR 1,000. Published total annual figure: EUR 10,250. Upfront at registration: an administrative fee (EUR 500), a reservation deposit (EUR 500, deductible from the first instalment), plus the construction and stability fund payments (EUR 250 and EUR 1,000) must be paid within eight days of enrolment; the administration, construction and stability sums are explicitly non‑refundable on cancellation. Boarding is not offered; meals are provided by Sodexo (cost not published); a sibling discount is noted but not quantified.

(Notes on completeness: the figures above are taken from the school's published fee breakdowns and established third‑party school directories for the 2025/2026 academic year; published materials reviewed do not include a public per‑term invoice schedule, itemised prices for meals, uniform costs, or the school's list of accepted payment methods.)

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St George's International School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €14,750 - 19,550

Type Co-educational

St George's International School Luxembourg delivers the National Curriculum of England adapted for Luxembourg's international community, with EYFS, Primary and Secondary leading to iGCSEs, A Levels and BTECs. The school sits on a modern Hamm campus with the Hamilius, Lentz, Barthel and Zinnen buildings, and plans for the Elsy Jacobs Building to house a larger sports hall, changing rooms, offices and classrooms. The campus includes an auditorium, dedicated music rooms, a secondary library and science laboratories. The student body of over 850 pupils represents more than 70 nationalities, creating an inclusive, cosmopolitan learning environment. The school offers a wide range of clubs and activities, including debating, music ensembles and community service with Amnesty International and Eco-Agents. It participates in the Duke of Edinburgh Award through Merite Jeunesse. In 2023, St George's hosted Luxembourg's coronation event for King Charles III and Queen Camilla, underscoring its international connections across the international community.

Location

11, rue des Peupliers, L-2328 Luxembourg, Luxembourg. It is located in Luxembourg City, Hamm. The nearest public transport stops are within a short walk, with bus numbers 15, 25 and 27 serving Hamm and the Cents-Hamm train station nearby. Kiss & Fly drop-off is available for families.

Stages

Early Years; Primary; Secondary

Type

International school

Pupil Nationality Mix

More than 70 nationalities represented.

Country affiliation

England (uses the National Curriculum of England in Luxembourg)

School day structure

Arrivals between 8:00am and 8:28am; registration at 8:30am; breaks and lunchtimes are staggered; day ends at 3:15pm; buses depart at 3:30pm; after-school activities 3:15pm–4:30pm (some clubs 4:30pm–5:30pm); After-School Care for Reception to Year 6 3:15pm–5:30pm.

Bus service

St George's operates five private bus routes for its students in Reception class and above; details of routes available from the Admissions Officer and bus information accessible on the parent portal.

Uniform Requirement

The school does not require students to wear a uniform, but there is a dress code. A PE T-shirt and swimming hat are provided for new Primary students, and a PE kit (tracksuit top/shorts/polo shirt) is used for Secondary students' sports lessons.

Food Options

Meals are provided on site. Hot lunches can be ordered through the Canteen App, or students may bring a packed lunch from home. Canteen meals are prepared on site and must be ordered in advance, with a termly charge. Students should bring a healthy snack and water bottle for morning breaks, and nut products should be avoided in lunches and snacks.

House System

The school has a house system. Primary House T‑Shirts are available for order, reflecting house affiliation within the community.

Governance and Ownership

A Board of Governors oversees the school, setting strategic direction and ensuring resources and financing; the Board delegates day‑to‑day management to the Executive Team. The Board is a member of The Association of Governing Bodies of Independent Schools (AGBIS). The school is a non‑profit entity and receives a subsidy from the Luxembourg State toward operating expenses, building maintenance and new buildings. The school is regularly inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI).

Application and joining charges

- Application fee: €750 per child, payable once when the application form is submitted.
- Refundable deposit: €1,000 charged on the first invoice for each new student; this deposit is billed once only and refunded as a deduction on the final Extras bill when the pupil leaves, provided all outstanding charges have been paid and correct written notice of withdrawal has been given.

Annual fee components

- The annual school fee for each pupil is made up of three elements: tuition fee (varies by year group), Building Fund (€1,500 per student per year, maximum two payments per family) and Stability Fund (€200 per student per year, maximum two payments per family).

Tuition fees and per-bill (four-bill) schedule for 2025/2026 (EUR) — full school year

- Nursery (age 3): Tuition €13,050 — Total annual school fees (Tuition + Building Fund €1,500 + Stability Fund €200) = €14,750. Four-bill amounts (due dates listed below): Bill 1 €2,000; Bill 2 €4,050; Bill 3 €4,525; Bill 4 €4,175.

- Reception / Year 1–2: Tuition €14,250 — Total annual school fees = €15,950. Four-bill amounts: Bill 1 €2,000; Bill 2 €4,450; Bill 3 €4,920; Bill 4 €4,580.

- Years 3–6: Tuition €15,150 — Total annual school fees = €16,850. Four-bill amounts: Bill 1 €2,000; Bill 2 €4,750; Bill 3 €5,220; Bill 4 €4,880.

- Years 7–9: Tuition €16,150 — Total annual school fees = €17,850. Four-bill amounts: Bill 1 €2,000; Bill 2 €5,080; Bill 3 €5,560; Bill 4 €5,210.

- Years 10–13: Tuition €17,850 — Total annual school fees = €19,550. Four-bill amounts: Bill 1 €2,000; Bill 2 €5,650; Bill 3 €6,120; Bill 4 €5,780.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard billing structure: parents receive four invoices that together cover the yearly school fees. For the 2025/2026 schedule the four due dates were: Bill 1 — 31 May 2025; Bill 2 — 30 September 2025; Bill 3 — 31 January 2026; Bill 4 — 30 April 2026. The same four-bill structure (with those due-date positions in the school year) is used for the fees shown above.
- Bill 2 includes the Building and Stability funds; companies paying fees can be invoiced annually. Parents who wish to receive one annual bill or to arrange monthly instalments are asked to contact the Billing Officer.
- If students join or leave during the school year, fees are prorated according to the month of joining/leaving; detailed prorated amounts and the related notice deadlines for each month are set out in the school's fee schedule.
- Overdue bills: the school reserves the right to charge interest on overdue amounts and applies a €40 administrative fee for overdue bills; school reports may be retained until all outstanding invoices are paid.
- Note relating to 2026/27 billing timing: from the 2026/2027 school year the first bill (Bill 1) will increase to €3,000 and the amounts for Bills 2–4 will be adjusted accordingly.

Extras, other charges and typical additional costs

- Extras (items such as canteen, after-school activities, individual music lessons and other incidental charges) are billed separately in November, March, May and July and are payable within 30 days of those invoices. Any additional learning support provided to a student may incur separate additional charges discussed with parents.
- School online shop items (examples and typical prices): umbrella €20; folio €8; travel mug €7; scarf €10; water bottle €7.50; apron €17. These items and other branded small items are available from the school's online shop. (Uniform clothing items are not listed as fixed-price items in the fee schedule; branded accessories and small items are shown in the shop.)

Boarding

- Boarding is not listed in the school fee schedule; no boarding fees are included in the published school-fee schedule for the school year shown.

Refund and withdrawal terms

- Deposit refund: the €1,000 deposit is refunded as a deduction on the final Extras bill when the pupil leaves, provided all other fees and charges have been paid and correct written notice of withdrawal has been received by the Head of Finance and Administration.
- Required notice and penalty: written notice of withdrawal must be given in accordance with the contract; in default of correct notice the family accepts liability to pay one third of the applicable annual tuition fees in lieu of notice. The standard notice deadlines for leaving at the end of each term are: 30 September for leaving at the end of the Autumn term; 30 January for leaving at the end of the Spring term; 30 April for leaving at the end of the Summer term. If a pupil leaves mid-term, a full three months' notice is required and billing dates may be amended.

Payment methods and options

- Invoices include the school's bank details and bank transfer is the standard payment mechanism; the school's documents note that bank details are not planned to change. Companies can be invoiced annually; parents may request one annual invoice or discuss monthly instalments with the Billing Officer. The Billing Officer and the Head of Finance and Administration handle billing enquiries and account arrangements.

Curriculum

The school has the National Curriculum of England tailored to meet the needs of an international community in Luxembourg. EYFS, Primary and Secondary are provided, with Secondary leading to iGCSEs, A Levels and BTECs.

Exam Results

2025 GCSE results: 99% achieved grade 4 or above; 66% achieved grade 7 or above. 2025 AS Level results: 80% achieved A–C and 64% achieved A or B. 2025 A Level results: 67% achieved A–B. 2025 graduates: 97% progressed to university with firm or insurance choices.

Higher Education Progression

97% of the graduating class progressed to university with firm or insurance choices.

Gifted and Talented

Omega Club provides targeted preparation for entrance tests for competitive fields such as medicine and veterinary science.

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Lycée Michel Lucius International School - Limpertsberg 2

Instructs in English

Ages 6 - 18 years

Pupils 400

Type Co-educational

Located in central Luxembourg City, Lycée Michel Lucius International School is a state-funded institution with a 50-year history that now offers an English-language Cambridge curriculum alongside a French-language secondary track. The primary section, established in 2017, serves around 1,500 students from more than 70 nationalities, supported by over 150 teachers. The school provides Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, iGCSEs and AS/A Levels, preparing students for university study with internationally recognised qualifications. An English-language stream launched in 2011 complements Luxembourg's local system and is fully accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education. The school also offers a French-language track in the Enseignement Secondaire Général, with lower and upper strands including sections such as health sciences, music production and social sciences. Facilities include classrooms, library facilities, a sensory room, a psychomotricity space and a Nurture Group. An extracurricular programme features arts production and clubs, including the Duke of Edinburgh Award and Fair Trade initiatives.

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