Kindergartens - Brussels

Hello everyone,
I am seeking some advice. Me and my family (1 son, 4 years old) are moving to Brussels. We are a English and Spanish speaking family and we value the importance of language and cultural integration. I think we may be in Brussels for 3-6 years but this is to be determined.

I have been going through these forums to find some advice around kindergartens and what might be best for my son. He is bilingual in both English and Spanish and I would also like him to speak French fluently. He is quite active and does not have any learning difficulties that I am aware of.

We are considering living in the south east area of Brussels - Uccle, Tervuren, WSL, WSP, Ixelles. I will be based at NATO HQ in Evere.

I have found the following kindergartens and I wonder if you could comment as to whether they are good choices or not? They are a mixture of public and private schools.

1. Le Verseau. This is a bit far and may involve needing to use a car going to Wavre.
2. Le Petit Ecole Dans La Praire. Seems like a nice school but I don't think they offer kindergartens?
3. Lycee Francais Jean Monnet. Appears to be a well regarded kindergarten albiet my research shows the kindergarten is located quite far from the primary school.
4. EFI Brussels. I understand it has only recently opened and is accepting kindergartens. My concern is that they will speak English with him and not French.
5. European School in Uccle. Again I do not know how much French they speak in these schools. They appear to be very large c3000.
6. Any others?? I admit I need to do more searching but some pointers would be helpful.

I have had a look at schools in the South West area (Uccle/WSP/Auderghem/Tervuren/Ixelles) but I am a bit lost to be honest as there are so many to choose from - there are quite a few French cummunity/confessional or subsidised communal schools around the south east quadrant of Brussels. What are the differences between these?

Do you think we will have to take what we are given? I am hoping some early planning provides some opportunity for choice.

Thanks in advance for any advice and pointers.
Neil