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Montgomery International School Brussels
Basic Information
Address: 133 Rue du Duc
1200 Brussels
Belgium
Phone Number: +3227336323
Email: info@ecole-montgomery.be
Additional Information
Ages: 5-18
Accreditation/Affiliation: International Baccalaureate
Nationalities: +40
Language(s): English, French
School Types: Private
Tuition:
20.000€
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 7h-18h
Classroom Size: 18
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1:8
Curriculum:
IB PYP
IB MYP
IB DP
Notes/School Information:
Montgomery International School is located in Brussels, a few hundred meters from the European Institutions and NATO, and less than 50 meters away from one of the city's major metro stations. The school's central location offers the possibility for students to come to school by public transport and for parents to drop off their children before going to work without making long detours. The school also offers a transport service for families who wish to use it.
The school welcomes students from 5 to 18 years of age and is accredited for all three International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes: the Primary Years Programme (PYP - grade 1-5), the Middle Years Programme (MYP - grade 6-10) and the Diploma Programme (DP grade 11-12).
Students have the opportunity, from an early age, to choose between an Anglophone and a bilingual French/English programme.
The school is based on many ethical values and we also develop a strong sense of solidarity within our international community, including activities where older students mentor and tutor our younger students.
Thanks to its central location, our students have the opportunity to experience the city of Brussels and benefit from modern indoor and outdoor infrastructures for sports, prestigious theaters where students perform every year and all other advantages that an exceptional city like Brussels offers. Numerous activities and cultural outings are organized such as visits to museums, exhibitions, scientific activities at the university, European institutions, school trips abroad, etc…