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Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Outdoor Education
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School
Introduction
Tutti Frutti Primary is a private, non-subsidized ASBL in Belgium that combines language learning with an active, open pedagogy. The elementary program is organized into three bilingual sections: French-English, French-German, and French-Italian, with an average of about 12 students per class. Immersion is achieved through exposure to two or three languages, and the curriculum emphasizes explicit reading, writing and mathematics alongside multi-disciplinary, multi-sensory, creative activities. Instruction uses lively, participatory, differentiated methods and practical tasks such as cooking workshops to foster autonomy. Children are registered with the Vlaamse Gemeenschap, and at the end of the sixth year take tests in French to obtain the CEB. The school operates across several premises in Saint-Gilles and Uccle, and offers weekly language workshops plus a range of arts, cultural and wellbeing activities. Extracurriculars include Dance & Folklore, Creative Workshop and language sessions, with small groups and a modular program including inclusive activities for all.
Tutti Frutti Primary School has instruction in English, French.
Location
Saint-Gilles (Sint-Gillis) and Uccle, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium. Campuses at Rue de la Victoire 204, 1060 Saint-Gilles; Av. A. Dupuich 42, 1180 Uccle; Rue Africaine 27, 1060 Saint-Gilles (classes and stages).
Stages
Bilingual kindergarten and bilingual primary school.
Type
Private bilingual school operating as an ASBL (non-profit).
Country affiliation
Belgium; Vlaamse Gemeenschap (Flemish Community of Belgium).
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Tutti Frutti Primary School ranges from EUR 5,660 to EUR 8,500 for 2026/27.
Application fees
- No publicly published application or one-off registration fee is listed for Tutti Frutti Primary. Registration for classes and camps is handled through the MyTuttiFrutti / MyiClub registration system.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- Tutti Frutti Primary does not publish fixed tuition amounts (per term or per academic year) for primary-year groups in its public materials. No per-term or per-year tuition figures for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) are available in the school's public pages.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- A public, itemised billing schedule for school tuition is not posted. When payments are processed through the organisation's online sales/registration system, the general payment rules used by Tutti Frutti allow payment by bank transfer, by secure online payment (PayPal or credit card — Maestro, Visa, Mastercard), or cash at the office; stages and event registrations are processed via the MyTuttiFrutti platform and use online payment processors (Stripe is used for stage payments). PayPal/credit-card payments are treated as irrevocable once accepted; bank-transfer registrations are activated once the transfer is received. For e-commerce purchases the terms include a flat shipping/handling charge where applicable.
Boarding fees
- Tutti Frutti Primary operates as a day bilingual primary programme; no boarding provision or boarding fees are indicated.
Other costs and typical additional fees
- No compulsory uniform fee or standard uniform package is listed publicly. A merchandise/store facility is referenced and product sales are priced in euros; shipping is subject to a flat-rate charge where applicable. Occasional extra costs are noted for specific services (for example, specialized external support for children with particular needs is to be borne by parents). Excursions, specialist workshops and extracurricular activities are run regularly and may carry separate charges.
Refund information
- For short courses/camps (stages) a published practice has been to reimburse the stage fee but retain a cancellation fee (example: €30 retained for cancellations on some past stage offerings); cancellations in the same week have required a medical certificate to recover the fee on another stage. For online product purchases the general consumer withdrawal right of 14 working days applies to goods as described in the general sales conditions. There is no publicly posted, itemised refund policy for annual school tuition fees.
Fee payment options (methods accepted)
- Bank transfer (bank-account details communicated at checkout/registration). - Secure online payment via PayPal or by credit card (Maestro, Visa, Mastercard). - Cash payments accepted on premises. - Stripe (or equivalent processor) is used for event and stage payments through the MyTuttiFrutti registration platform.
Brief summary of availability of fee data
- The school's public pages give program structure, registration routes and payment methods but do not publish detailed per-term or per-year tuition amounts or a public billing schedule for the primary programme. The available public details include payment methods and established practices for stages (example fees and cancellation handling). Parents should use the MyTuttiFrutti / MyiClub registration route or direct contact to receive the school's current tuition schedule, invoice timing and the full, itemised fee breakdown for the appropriate year group.
Academics
Tutti Frutti Primary School teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 12.
Curriculum
The elementary school is organized into three bilingual sections: French-English, French-German (from four registered children), and French-Italian (from four registered children). Class sizes average 12 students per class. Immersion is achieved through exposure to two or three languages. Teaching methods are active, lively, participatory, open and differentiated, with a multi-disciplinary, multi-sensory, creative and artistic approach. Reading, writing and mathematics are taught explicitly while learning is enhanced through experiential activities such as cooking workshops, and autonomy is fostered through practical tasks. Children are registered with the Vlaamse Gemeenschap (Flemish Community of Belgium); at the end of the sixth year they take tests in French to obtain the CEB.
Student Teacher Ratio
Average class size is 12 students.
Exam Results
At the end of the sixth year, students take tests in French to obtain the CEB.
Wellbeing
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Parent Experience
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Languages
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Reputation
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Eligibility and class structure. The primary school welcomes children born in 2012–2016. The elementary school is organized into three bilingual sections, with about 12 students per class. The sections offer French-English, French-German (from 4 children registered), and French-Italian (from 4 children registered). 2. Immersion and pedagogy. Immersion is achieved through exposure to two languages, and sometimes three. Teaching is active, lively, participatory, open and differentiated. Learning is multidisciplinary, multi-sensory, creative and artistic. 3. Registration and assessment. Tutti Frutti Primary is considered home schooling. Children are registered with the Vlaamse Gemeenschap (Flemish Community of Belgium). Each term, tests assess progress. At the end of the sixth year, French tests are taken to obtain the CEB. 4. Welcome procedure (special needs). Registration identifies any special needs. An up-to-date report describing needs is transmitted to help determine accommodations. A family interview follows to decide whether the school can offer a suitable setting and to explore solutions. If needed, specialized support may be provided at the family's cost. 5. Information sessions and contact. Information sessions are offered and information session registration is available. Information sessions dates are published; information on upcoming sessions is provided. 6. Affordability. Tutti Frutti Primary is a non-subsidized project; efforts are made to keep it affordable.
School Events
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FAQs
What curriculum does Tutti Frutti Primary School follow?
The elementary school is organized into three bilingual sections: French-English, French-German (from four registered children), and French-Italian (from four registered children). Class sizes average 12 students per class. Immersion is achieved through exposure to two or three languages. Teaching m
What age range does Tutti Frutti Primary School serve?
Tutti Frutti Primary School serves students from age 3 to 11.
What are the tuition fees?
Annual fees range from approximately 5660 to 8500.
Where is Tutti Frutti Primary School located?
Saint-Gilles (Sint-Gillis) and Uccle, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium. Campuses at Rue de la Victoire 204, 1060 Saint-Gilles; Av. A. Dupuich 42, 1180 Uccle; Rue Africaine 27, 1060 Saint-Gilles (classes and stages).
Does Tutti Frutti Primary School have a religious affiliation?
No published religious affiliation was found for Tutti Frutti Primary School.
Does Tutti Frutti Primary School offer learning support?
The school welcomes all children, including those with special needs, and provides a caring environment adapted to their learning needs. The enrollment process includes needs identification and providing an up-to-date report describing the child's needs so accommodations can be evaluated. If special
What languages are used for instruction?
German, English, Chinese, Spanish, French, Italian and Dutch are spoken.
What is the admissions process?
1. Eligibility and class structure. The primary school welcomes children born in 2012–2016. The elementary school is organized into three bilingual sections, with about 12 students per class. The sections offer French-English, French-German (from 4 children registered), and French-Italian (from 4 ch
What facilities does Tutti Frutti Primary School have?
The primary school operates from multiple premises in Saint-Gilles and Uccle, including Avenue Adolphe Dupuich No. 42, 1180 Uccle, and Rue de la Victoire 204, 1060 Saint-Gilles. The elementary program is organized into three bilingual sections with about 12 students per class: French-English; French
What extracurricular activities are available?
Dance & Folklore and Creative Workshop are offered as extracurricular activities. Through crafts, painting and dancing, children are immersed in the target language. Teaching methods are playful and creative, and extracurricular learning is active, lively and differentiated rather than academic.
When was Tutti Frutti Primary School established?
Tutti Frutti Primary School was established in 1997.
What is the school community like?
Tutti Frutti is located in Saint-Gilles, Brussels, a multicultural area with about 130 nationalities represented. Outings to theaters, museums, parks and swimming pools are integral to Tutti Frutti's
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