International School of Belgium (ISBe)
Kontichsesteenweg 40, Aartselaar, Belgium
Tuition fees are from a minimum of €9220 to a maximum of €19600.
Families with more than one child benefit from our 10% sibling discount.
The school offers scholarships in certain cases and are discussed on a case by case basis.
We calculate reductions on a pro rata basis if you join the school during the academic year.
At ISBe we aim to equip all our learners with 21st century skills, enabling them to be critical thinkers, creative team players, technologically savvy, independent and confident risk takers.
Our school does this through its curriculum and the world renowned IPC, IGCSE and IB Diploma programmes.
In our Co-Curricular Programme we offer activities that go beyond the classroom and enable students to stretch their abilities and try new pursuits. Children can choose from a range of activities, including artistic expression, music, sports, ICT, swimming, drama, coding and programming etc.
Our CCP activities are particularly interesting for students who wish to deeper explore their interests or who wish to extend certain skills. A full overview of our Co-Curricular Programme is shared with our parents each year in a brochure and students are allowed to choose up to three activities per week.
A two-year high school diploma administered by a world-renowned non-governmental educational organisation.
Students study six subjects: 3 at Higher Level (HL) and 3 at Standard Level (SL), which they choose from six subject groups.
Studies in Language and Literature
Language Acquisition
Individuals and Societies
Experimental Sciences
Mathematics
The Arts
In addition to the six subjects, all students take part in the three core components that sets the IB Diploma Programme apart from other high school diplomas.
At ISBe our Parent Association (PA) plays a vital role in school life and we welcome all parents to become involved.
Our PA facilitates parental participation in school in a positive way and helps build a sense of community around the school.
Our PA does some of the following functions: Organises school community events, e.g. Community Day, International Day; Supports students in projects with fundraising activities; To promote volunteerism among parents e.g. to take students to sports events and helping with community service projects; Promotes parent participation in school events and workshops such as Coffee Mornings; Supports new families through welcoming and hosting events for new parents to introduce them to the community; Organises parental get togethers at the beginning and end of the year. e.g Welcome Back and ‘End of Year Dance/Party’; Actively and positively promotes the school in the wider community. The Parent Association looks forward to welcoming you to our school community.
Additional Information:
- Belgium Guide
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- Pros & Cons of Living in Belgium
- Cost of Living in Belgium
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- 2024 Guide to Living in Belgium
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