Helen you have probably already discovered that schools admissions for 1st secondary (this year children born 2000 or even older) is done primarily on distances between primary and secondary and home. In your case, without a primary, if you have applied, you would have been given the average score, as is given to all children who are not at French Community schools - those coming from abroad, those at Flemish or German Community schools, those at international schools, those who are home schooled.
Here is a useful file of socio-economic scores for children at secondary schools.1 is poor and 20 is rich. It's based on the socio-economic status of the children.
http://www.lesoir.be/mediastore/_2011/m … ndaire.pdf
Here is the same sort of socio-economic index from primaries / maternelles.
http://www.gallilex.cfwb.be/document/pdf/36474_000.pdf
Nearest secondaires to Beaufays I suppose must be Institut Ste Julienne and College Episcopal du Sartay, both in Embourg area, the latter attracts the "rich" children. I know nothing about either school. It's important to know whether a school is a traditional acdemic one or whether it is a technical or professional school, some schools offer all 3 - general academic, technical and professional. The division does not start until 3rd secondary, 1st and 2nd secondary follow a common 28 hours, same in every school in the French Community, and 4 hours of options set by the school, these 4 hours of options can affect the choices later on still.
Ste Julienne offers all 3 types of secondary
http://www.saintejulienne.be/
College Episcopal du Sartay offers general academic - it's easy to tell from the website and score of 20 on socio-economic index that this is the most desirable school in the area I would imagine.
http://www.sartay.be/html/home.html
There is also a secondary which offers mainly general academic options, plus a few technical and professional options, in Esneux. It also has English immersion here.
http://www.are.be/index.htm
It's not surprising someone has recommended St Benoit-St Servais - it's one of the most academic schools in the centre of Liege, but a long way from Beaufays! Unless you're travelling to the centre of Liege every day, it wouldn't seem a wise choice.
Here is a map of primaries/maternelles in the greater Liege area - will try and add Chaudfontaine/Beaufays schools to it. I could do a secondary one too, but it might be too hard work, let's see.
http://batchgeo.com/map/2c03ca628fc5944 … e9e3ff49e7