Pupils who are already attending EEB2 in the 2025/2026 school year - regardless of their cycle - are automatically enrolled for the 2026/2027 school year. No new application for enrolment needs to be submitted.

The 2026-2027 enrolment policy and calendar are available on the European Schools website (www.eursc.eu).

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This semester, our S3L2 English class embarked on a journey through Anne Frank’s story, a tale many recognise, as it is one of the world’s best-selling books, yet few know what actually happened to her. A young Jewish girl went into hiding with her family for two years, in the attic she called “The Secret Annex”, during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II. The family was eventually captured and sent to concentration camps, as were the other four people that lived with them. The Annex’s only survivor was Anne’s father, who published her memories after the war, under the title of “The Diary of a Young Girl”. By doing so, he fulfilled Anne’s dream of becoming a writer.

Created by two S6 Students members of the Green Team, the Green Radio podcast is a bilingual program that is aiming to spread environmental consciousness on vital topics and hope to inspire you to be a greener, more sustainable human being.

The P3 classes of the Portuguese Section and the Italian Section developed a joint writing and illustration project, which resulted in the book The Magic of Christmas.

Inspired by winter and Christmas, the nursery and primary pupils and teachers let imagination enter the school, transforming classroom doors into true artistic expressions, using reused materials that were given a new life.

Two students from the Climate Academy won a joint 2nd and joint 3rd prize in a recent (global) youth journalism competition.

During her working visit to Brussels, where she took part in the EU Education Council meeting alongside ministers from other Member States to discuss current educational priorities, the Lithuanian Minister of Education, Science and Sport, Ms Raminta Popovienė, also visited Brussels II European School.

With over 2000 students and 200 teachers in secondary school we tend to follow our own highway and seldom cross the path of people in other year group, section or floor. There are many talents in our school community, in this column we will share our discoveries and present some of our talented members. Open your eyes, you might cross their path in the future.