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

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 legal representatives of pupils who will leave our school at the end of the current school year (with the exception of pupils in S7), are kindly requested to inform the school as soon as possible by sending an e-mail to:

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.

The school calendar 2026-2027 has been published.

On Monday morning, the S7 students in Ms. Silvana Cigognini and Ms. Netens' drama class had the pleasure of welcoming a renowned professional in the field of stand-up comedy, Mr. Salim Hilali, who came to share his experience, techniques, and passion.

12 teams of motivated and inspiring students presented their projects to pupils and our jury on Thursday 13 November. After deliberation, the jury selected 4 projects to represent EEB2 at the Science Symposium organised from 8 to 11 March in Brussels.

European Waste Reduction Week (EWRW) took place from November 17 to 21, 2025.

From November 10 to 14, we had the pleasure of welcoming a Portuguese researcher, Dr. Vera Assis Fernandes, a geologist, who carried out two expeditions to Antarctica to collect meteorites.

On the very last day where school trips for the S7 were allowed, the S7Hi2DEA chose to go on a trip with their history class and visited the Polish Embassy and the House of European History in Brussels. In the beginning the class had the honour to be welcomed by the chargé d’affaires of Poland at the embassy. The chargé d’affaires, Ms Katarzyna Skórzyńska, shared with us her memories of the 1980s and the Solidarność movement, when the Polish people fought against communism and achieved thus to overcome soviet suppression and install freedom in Eastern Europe – this was a huge contribution to our common Europe as we know it today. After this meeting with a person who lived that struggle and let us relive this part of our history, we went to visit the House of European History and learnt more about the roots of European unification. All of this was part of the history program according to the European school’s syllabus in S7, where they teach the Cold War and the post-war history of Europe.

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.