News | July 23, 2019
"Boris Johnson’s views about my education feel like a kick in the face"
Mark Griffin, alumnus of ES Culham, has a European School education in common with Boris Johnson, but it is fair to say it has not left them seeing eye to eye Read more...
News | July 16, 2019
Ursula von der Leyen - President of European Commission
Congratulations to Ursula von der Leyen, alumna of European School of Brussels I, for her election as the next president of the European Commission! Vive l’Europe! Read more...
News | July 13, 2019
Germany tells the East: Speed up reform or you will lose your population
Germany’s minister of state for Europe delivered a blunt message to a gathering of the Eastern Partnership, organised in the Georgian Black Sea city of Batumi on Thursday (11 July Read more...
News | July 12, 2019
Ursula von der Leyen: Baptism of fire
European Commission President-designate, Ursula von der Leyen, went on a charm offensive in Parliament this week. Read more...
News | July 9, 2019
ESH celebrates its first European Baccalaureate
European Baccalaureate Results Read more...
News | May 4, 2019
Choirs at St. Colman’s Cathedral @ Cork International Choral Festival 2019
Saturday 4th May, 1.10pm FEATURING The European School of Brussels Secondary Choir, BELGIUM Read more...
News | April 16, 2019
Deux incendies volontaires en deux jours à l'école européenne de Laeken
"Deux incendies au même endroit, en deux jours, on peut raisonnablement penser qu'il s'agit d'un acte volontaire. La police a ouvert une enquête." Read more...
News | April 9, 2019
Youth for Climate plans 24 May march
"Zélie Guisset, a 17-year-old European School Kirchberg student and one of the event organisers, said that similar protests would be taking place in other cities in Europe and that the group was “highly motivated” in mobilising participants for the cause. “It’s been 30 years that the government knows about climate change, but it doesn’t do anything, or not enough,” Guisset added. " Read more...
News | April 6, 2019
As a young German, Brexit took my freedom away from me
"I go to a ‘European School’, meaning that we focus on European relations in politics class and that I study the English and Spanish language with dedication. To think in a European context is significant for me, as is to be able to understand the benefits and the complexities of the European Union. Day-to-day I am immersed in the European spirit. And the Brexit decision, to an extent, feels like a slap in the face with the message: ‘We do not want your European spirit’." Read more...