A. APPORTIONMENT OF PUPILS BETWEEN THE THREE SCHOOLS

B. NECESSARY DOCUMENTS

1. An enrolment application form, duly completed:

   This form may be obtained at the secretariat of either school. They are also at your disposal at the reception desk and information bureaux of the European Commission and the Personnel and Social Services departments of the European Union Institutions.

   -For pupils coming from other schools, parents are requested to supply all the information requested and, in particular, to indicate clearly (in their mother-tongue) the classes attended in previous years and to specify the second language chosen as well as the child's level of ability in these languages.

   
   

2. A certified copy of the birth certificate.

   
   

3. A form relating to the employment status of the parents, duly completed and signed. This form is compulsory and must be attached to each enrolment form. It serves to determine the level of school fees to be paid for each child.

   
   

4. A Certificat de scolarité or School Report from the last school attended showing the grades obtained and also showing the class in which the pupil is entitled to be enrolled in the country from which he is arriving. (Article 52 of the General Rules of the European Schools).

   
   

5. A recent photograph of the child, Identity Card size.

   The above documents are indispensable. The child's registration is final only when his/her file is complete (Article 52 of the General Rules of the European Schools). The documents will be returned upon departure from the school.

C. CHILDREN ALREADY ENROLLED

a) where applicable, submit a request for exemption for children born between 1st and 31st January, 1994;

b) indicate, if they have not already done so, the choice of second language (either English, French or German) and the choice of Religion or Ethics.

D. AGE OF ADMISSION

1. Kindergarten (Very important)

   Children who will be 5 years of age by 31st December 1999 will be admitted on a priority basis.
   Those children who will be 4 years of age by 31st December 1999 may also be admitted.

   
   

2. 1st year Primary

   In order to be admitted into the first year of the Primary School, a pupil must reach the age of 6 during the year in which he starts school. However, upon written request by the parents, the Headmaster may allow admissions one month earlier if the pupil is able to pass a maturity test administered by the school and provided that the school doctor's opinion is favourable.

   
   

3. Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd years Primary (For Brussels I only)

   The school would like to inform parents that the Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd years Primary are free on Friday afternoons. Transport home that day is the responsibility of the parents. The pupils may eat at the canteen if the parents so wish.

   
   

4. Upper Classes

   Admission into the upper classes is generally subject to the same requirements, the age increasing with the age requirement of each class.

E. SCHOOL STRUCTURE

Mr Michael RYAN. Tel : 373.86.19.
General organisation of the Secondary School classes (Years 1-7)
organisation of the European Baccalaureate.

F. DEPARTURES

G. ADMISSION EXAMINATION

H. COMMENCEMENT OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 1999/2000