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This guide covers the main types of international schools in Belgium, what to expect from fees and admissions, and how to easily narrow down a shortlist.

How we selected the best schools

The best international school i...


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Overview of Schools in Zug

Zug may be small, but families moving here quickly realise how many education options are available. Alongside excellent Swiss public schools, there are international schools, bilingual programmes, boarding schools, nurseries, and early years centres. Schools teach in English, German, or both languages, giving families flexibility depending on th...


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Overview of the School System in France

School attendance in France is compulsory from age three. State schools are free, co-educational, and follow the national curriculum set by the Ministry of National Education. Around 20% of students attend privat...


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Written by Scott Hall, Head of Digital Learning at International School Basel

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, technology has become an integral part of family life, shaping how children learn, communicate and en...


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Written by Marshall Sapherson

As digital communication becomes more dominant, young people may find fewer opportunities to practise skills such as reading emotional cues, maintaining eye contact, navigating face-to-face conversations and expressing themselves confidently in group settings. Online communication often prioritises speed and efficiency, while i...


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