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Belgium, Brussels
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The school follows the European Schools curriculum and offers the European Baccalaureate diploma. It participates in Juvenes Translatores, a translation competition organized by the European Commission. It hosts and engages in the European Schools' Science Symposium.
Music education is an integral part of the curriculum, with an annual concert for nursery and primary pupils. Secondary students participate in theatre-related activities, and industry input is provided by talks such as a film producer visiting S7 theatre class. The Brussels European Schools ecosystem hosts student performances such as Europe's Got Talent.
Like all European Schools, EEBII provides multilingual and multicultural education. The Woluwe site has nine language sections: Dutch-speaking, English-speaking, Finnish, French-speaking, German-speaking, Italian, Lithuanian, Portuguese and Swedish. The Evere site has four language sections: French-speaking (from Nursery to P5), German-speaking (from Nursery to P4), English-speaking (from Nursery to P4) and Italian (from Nursery to P3).
Music concerts are held annually for nursery and primary pupils. Public speaking competitions are organised for Brussels European Schools, with weekly workshops to prepare. The secondary Green Team runs a clothing swap to promote sustainability and social responsibility.
Footfest 2026 is a charity event organized by the school. The Green Team runs a clothing swap to promote environmental stewardship and community involvement. The Brussels school community also engages in sustainability-minded initiatives and mobility projects as part of broader regional programs.
There is a Pupils' Committee that provides student leadership and coordinates projects; its statutes govern structure. The school provides career guidance, higher education and alumni resources for students.
Eurosport Laeken 2026 shows the school's active involvement in sport. Music education and concerts contribute to wellbeing and cultural life. The Green Team clothing swap promotes environmental stewardship and community wellbeing.
European School Brussels II (EEB2) operates a multilingual system where students learn in one of eight distinct language sections, including English, French, and German. The school follows the European Schools curriculum, which culminates in the European Baccalaureate, a diploma recognized for university entry across Europe and beyond. Located in the residential Woluwe-Saint-Lambert area, the campus includes specialized facilities such as the Salle Polyvalente for theater and a dedicated library hosting creative events like Poetry Week. The school is particularly known for its Climate Academy, a student-led initiative where participants conduct research on environmental literacy and collaborate with international partners. Outside of the classroom, pupils participate in unique traditions like Footfest, an annual community gathering, and the Inter-European School Mathematical Competition. Students also engage in cross-campus events such as the European Schools' Science Symposium, where they present original scientific projects and podcasts, fostering a practical connection to scientific inquiry within a multicultural community.
