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Belgium, Brussels
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Two campuses serve European School Brussels II: Woluwe and Evere. The Woluwe site offers Nursery, Primary and Secondary cycles, along with nine language sections; the Evere site offers Nursery and Primary cycles with four language sections. The school provides libraries for nursery/primary and for secondary, study rooms for S1–S7, and a canteen for meals. A multipurpose hall named Salle Poly is used for events and activities. The European Commission runs a paid after-school care on both sites.
Physical education is delivered on-site at the Evere site for P1–P2; P3–P5 travel by bus to NATO facilities for PE and swim at the NATO pool. In secondary, PE attire consists of a T-shirt; bottoms may be shorts, leggings or navy jogging pants, with the sports kit available via the webshop. The school schedules and uses spaces such as Salle Poly to support indoor activities and events.
Libraries exist at the maternel/primaire (Woluwe and Evere) and at the secondary level, with S1–S7 study rooms available for use during free periods. For science, lab coats are required for science classes and can be purchased online. Detailed information about educational materials and labs is provided in the school materials sections and libraries information pages.
Extracurricular activities are part of school life, including events like concerts and public speaking competitions, and the European Schools' Science Symposium. The school hosts activities such as Europe's Got Talent and other performances regularly. There is a canteen, transport arrangements, and the European Commission after-school care available on both Woluwe and Evere sites.
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.
