Six months spent during lunch breaks trying to master sports and techniques that are new to the pupils. Six months of working and practising together under the time pressure of the next lesson. Learning to overcome obstacles on an empty stomach. In short, the perfect ingredients for building a close-knit team. The rest of the story is already history.

Each year, our school brings together a team of five student translators from different language sections to take part in a special competition organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Translation.

As every year, the two strongest students in the Lithuanian Language Section in the field of native language and literature travelled to Lithuania to participate in the Lithuanian Language Olympiad.

The 2026 edition of the European Schools Science Symposium was a success. Take some time to listen to our podcasts to know everything or almost about this event.

Some of our pupils took part in the "Europe's Got Talent" competition organised remotely by the Alicante school. Several of them made it to the third and final stage, the grand final, and ranked highly for their performances in dance, singing or musical composition. The talents of our young students never cease to amaze us!

Music education is an integral part of the curriculum at EEB2. That is why, every year, a concert is organised for nursery and primary school pupils.

As they do every year, the European Schools in Brussels are organising their public speaking competition. To prepare for it, the pupils took part in weekly workshops on the art of public speaking, led by Ms O'Sullivan and Ms Shirley.

The secondary school's Green Team – a group of students committed to making their school more environmentally friendly – recently launched an initiative that had been close to their hearts for some time: a clothing swap. The aim of this initiative is to give new life to clothes that are gathering dust at the back of wardrobes.

The Footfest will take place on 8 May 2026. If you wish to propose a charity, please fill in the document below before 27 March 2026

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).

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:

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.