Advice on good schools in Brussels WSP/Auderghem

Neither, keep trying for a place at the nearer schools.

Thank you. Ecole communale de Chant d'oiseau has no free places at the moment. But I will keep on trying.

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Hi,

Please keep looking for the school in nearby as Ecole communale de Chant d'oiseau is very good school and for Maternelle you can look at Athenee Royal at Rue de Bemel its very short distance from your place or try at Athene Royal Auderghem, i would suggest to check the Etterbeek and Auderghem schools and if you are looking for Dutch School but the inscription is only opened in the january few are in suburb (nearer thn Stockel).

For Stockel its sometimes long to move as in these days Woluwelaan is under construction and work will be extended to the Tervurenlaan for connecting the Tram lane and in Busy Day its mess.

Please feel free to contact as we have kids in almost same age so can be good friends

Hello there,
I live in Watermael-Boitsfort, the next commune to Auderghem .  My four kids went to the french speaking maternelle "Les Aigrettes" until they were old enough for primary school.  It is a small, safe, welcoming place where my kids were taught with love and care, according to their age of course.
Then they attended primary and secondary school at "St Hubert" in Auderghem. I am very pleased with the level of education both intellectually and socially that they received.  Three of them decided after the first year of secondary to move to the European school, simply because they could!
My second eldest boy decided to stay there and is now in High School in Liège where he studies International Development.  He is in his third year and will do an Erasmus 6-month programme in Spain before graduating next June.

My eldest is a successful project leader at Mastercard Waterloo, my eldest girl finished her degree at Trinity College Dublin and is working there, while my youngest has just been accepted for a place at the College of Art and Design in Brussels. 

Site for Les Aigrettes (& others in the commune):
http://www.watermael-boitsfort.be/fr/co … s/communal

St. Hubert:
https://www.collegesaint-hubert.be/

Regards
Carol