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St George's Debate Club competes in European competitions, including the Sir Winston Churchill European Debating Competition in Bucharest (November 2024), with six members taking part. The team finished sixth overall, winning two debates. The school also participates in the Jonk Fuerscher National Science Contest, with secondary students presenting projects and earning recognitions such as RTL Public Choice Awards. A MINTED lab provides fab-lab robotics and design-technology resources; the Secondary Repair Club meets weekly to repair school devices, while Primary students work on biodiversity projects and hydropower builds.
Music is a central part of life at St George's, with around 260 students receiving vocal and instrumental tuition weekly and performing in recitals and performances throughout the year. There are after-school music clubs including Musical Theatre Club, String Ensembles, Guitar Club, Guitar and Ukulele, Percussion Ensembles, Primary and Secondary Choirs, and Singing. Drama opportunities start in Early Years, with each class performing assemblies or stage shows annually; in Primary, Years 1, 3 and 5 collaborate on larger shows.
Amnesty International Club raises awareness of human rights internationally, and Eco-Agents promote environmental sustainability. The school also became a Fairtrade School in 2025, incorporating Fairtrade practices for coffee, bananas, sugar, chocolate and sports equipment. St George's also hosts cultural and community events to engage with the local Luxembourgish community.
After-school activities include sport and dance, arts and languages, with after-school care for Primary students and a Homework Club for Secondary students. Students can choose from athletics, basketball, cricket, dance, football, rugby and yoga as part of after-school clubs. Enrichment also includes debating clubs and music ensembles, robotics, sport and sustainability.
Soup disco nourishes: Year 9 students cooked vegetable soup for Le Courage Café, a social bistro in Bonnevoie, with ingredients supplied by Foodsharing Luxembourg. Students engage in community service through Amnesty International Club, Eco-Agents and other charitable initiatives. St George's became a Fairtrade School in 2025, with certification and changes to practice.
Merite Jeunesse is St George's largest centre in Luxembourg for the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, offering Bronze, Silver and Gold levels. Participants complete four (five for Gold) key areas: service to the community, developing new skills, physical activity and expeditions. To build student leadership and public speaking, the Debate Club provides opportunities to compete and lead.
Sport and physical activity are central to wellbeing; through structured activity the school fosters health, teamwork, resilience and leadership. Students can participate in a range of sports including athletics, basketball, cricket, rugby and yoga through after-school clubs. Our performing arts and music programs contribute to wellbeing by providing balance and opportunities to perform.
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.
