What do pupils learn at the nursery school ?
Our nursery school curriculum combines bilingualism, multiculturalism and project-based learning in a warm and friendly atmosphere where the environment is adapted to the child’s age.
This cycle plays a key role in laying the solid and lasting foundations that will serve the children well throughout their school years. This initial learning cycle encourages children to be questioning and creative as they explore a rich and varied world while being free to develop their own personality. It gives them the necessary confidence to act and behave responsibly and autonomously. Ultimately, it develops their ability to learn and to succeed at school and in life. So, everything starts here!
The school promotes success, well-being and self-confidence. Particular attention is paid to the rate at which each child progresses, and this is continually monitored.
Skills are developed every day through project-based teaching combining the arts, sport and culture throughout the school year.
Digital tools are also used to communicate, access knowledge, write stories and discover the world.
Learning a foreign language
Foreign language learning is central to our educational project.
Foreign language learning is central to our educational project.
All children can choose the pathway that is right for them and opt to learn English, German or Dutch with total immersion in the language on alternate days. This is a natural learning process as the child is exposed to their chosen language in all everyday life situations. The child not only learns a language but learns in a language.
Practical information
The school welcomes children from the age of two and a half.
A nursery assistant is always present to support the teacher in the classroom.
The nursery school has two motricity rooms
and a trilingual library.
All children receive a hot meal at midday.
The dormitory has beds for children in TPS (2-3 years old) and PS (3-4 years old).
Children attend classes four and a half days a week, from Monday to Friday, with Wednesday afternoon free.
Afterschool childcare is available every day until 6 pm.
An early start to learning, a French specificity.
