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DMRL New member

Member since 28 August 2017

DMRLNew member09 February 2018 10:38:39

Hi Everyone,

I am moving to Brussels in 4 weeks and need to find an Anglophone pre-primary with French for my 5 year old daughter (she will be 6 in April). She will be starting in the European School in September, but there is no entitlement to Maternelle. I will be living in WSP. Any advice/recommendations would be most welcome and appreciated.

Happy weekend!

Currylover Serial expat

Member since 06 August 2016

CurryloverSerial expat11 February 2018 18:27:29

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Every single private school in Belgium is on this map. Take your pick. From 5k to 28k for a 5 year old. Most will have places except the smallest ones.

Start with nearest, International Montessori in Wezembeek, WSL and SSW. Roots and Wings (probably full), Montessori House (probably full). Victorias. BJAB. ACE of Brussels. BISB. You probably won't need to go further than these. Note some are also in French nominally anyway.

Or you could just go to a French maternelle. There will be places at Joli-Bois, Crommelynck and possibly Jean 23 Woluwe. Plenty of English speakers at all. Completely free.

https://batchgeo.com/map/2a31361d90c2d9 … 87ee44ccd5

Currylover Serial expat

Member since 06 August 2016

CurryloverSerial expat11 February 2018 20:11:24

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Sorry that's an old version of the map, here is an updated one.
https://batchgeo.com/map/0777fe5f939fe0 … 91ceee1066

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