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Run entirely by parent volunteers, FoBSB has a huge variety of events, activities, groups, information and support services to help you and your family get the most from your time at BSB and in Belgium.
Parents have their own centre on campus in Cavell House. The drop-in lounge with WiFi is open to all parents during the school day and for families after school as a waiting area during activities. There’s also a parent volunteer-run café open several times a week so you are encouraged to stop by to enjoy a coffee and a relaxing chat.
Cavell House is the venue for numerous activities for parents, including language conversation classes, a book club, first aid courses, cookery demonstrations, a craft club, talks, pilates and more. Trips and off-campus activities also take place throughout the year.
Part activity group, part support network, FoBSB is open to all parents, helping you to feel at home even before you arrive.
Cavell House is BSB’s dedicated parents’ centre, conveniently located on campus close to the main entrance. The building houses the Cavell Café, an information centre and rooms for social activities.
Cavell House offers parents a comfortable place to relax and socialise during the school day or while waiting for their children during extra-curricular activities. Families of BSB parent volunteers ensure that all are greeted with a warm welcome.
“[Our son] has enjoyed his time at BSB, he is leaving it a confident, well rounded and successful student. The teaching staff have encouraged him greatly, allowing him to develop excellent knowledge and understanding.”
— The Downing family, British
“The past four years at BSB were undoubtedly the best time both our kids had throughout their academic lives. We really are grateful for the wonderful, embracing atmosphere BSB provided them with. We are definitely going to miss BSB.”
— The Kayaoğlu Family, Turkish
“Our whole experience at BSB was excellent. The teachers always encouraged and respected our child’s efforts towards learning. So he enjoyed his school life at BSB and now he is really proud of being part of the BSB community.”
— The Inoue family, Japanese
“My four daughters have loved their experience at BSB and it was a pleasure to see the beautiful development of the school both in terms of facilities as well as quality of education since 1992 (all four started in Kindergarden)!”
— The Eickhoff family, Belgian
“[Our child] was encouraged throughout and found a new area to excel in (film). He has also been able to make some very close friends in a relativey short period of time, undoubtedly, the social fabric of BSB has contributed to this. As far as I am concerned, BSB was the best choice I could have made for him.”
— The Ziegler family, Dutch and Indian
“When we first visited BSB, we found the staff were very welcoming and friendly and the facilities were amazing. We felt that this would be the best environment for our twins.”
— The Malhotra family, British
“BSB has really good values: the spirit of being one family, one community where the interaction with different cultures and the respect for each other is important.”
— The Van Trappen family, Belgian
“From day one we had excellent service and a very warm welcome from the devoted staff of BSB. The school’s location provides a conducive environment for learning. The academic aspects of the BSB are superb, and so are the sports facilities and recreational activities supported by the school. I would definitely recommend it to my colleague diplomats in need of an English-speaking school in Brussels.”
— The Pillay family, Seychellois
“The atmosphere and interaction with initial BSB personnel was very warm and friendly. Our communications with the Admissions team were both efficient and very helpful.”
— The Stockman family, USA
“We changed schools and joined BSB because we felt our son needed to be challenged more academically. The tour of the school gave us a wonderful impression (the facilities, the professionalism of the staff, the size, the Admissions staff). I just wish I had considered the British School when we came two years ago. As Americans we sometimes shy away from British schools because they are different from what we are traditionally used to but on the international scale BSB is very highly regarded.”
— The Ampolini family, USA
“We appreciate the educational system of BSB, which is very well suited to help our child grow up in an international environment.”
— The Oikonomou family, Greek
“The respectful environment at BSB has deeply impressed me. It’s been a privilege to be part of this community.”
— The Strobel How family, British and German
“BSB’s strengths are innovativeness, creativity, individual development of students, introducing to them all aspects of lives, providing a wide range of subjects with professional guidance.”
— Anonymous, Belgian and Chinese
“BSB challenged our son to go further, and also helped him to develop his global personality through the activities and the ‘community’ mindset. He arrived at BSB in Year 9 coming from a French system. The integration in a small classroom and the EAL support provided him with the confidence and the skills to integrate into the overall programme.”
— The Sané family, French
“My daughter was welcomed and felt very at home when she arrived at Secondary School. The school organisation is amazing. Everything has been thought of.”
— Anonymous, Spanish
“The best school we have ever known! There is an individual understanding of each child according to his/her character, gifts and possibilities. In fact, this gives the impression that every child has a chance at BSB.”
— The Bruyninckx family, Belgian and French
“Both our children have enjoyed the theme-based learning approach that BSB takes to academic learning. Their musical and dramatic performances have also provided some memorable highlights.”
— Anonymous, British
“BSB has really good values: the spirit of being one family and one community where the interaction with different cultures and respect for each other is important.”
— The Van Trappen family, Belgian
“The school is a very positive environment not only for the children attending but also for their parents. It is supportive and encouraging and provides excellent choices in both academic and sporting options.”
— The Miller family, British
“BSB has very good teachers and good academic standards. Teachers are very committed to their work, they encourage and motivate all students to do their best. Instead of pointing out the problems, they search for solutions and concentrate on the strengths of the students. This positive atmosphere is very important for learning. Students also enjoy school and have fun.”
— The Kiikeri family, Finnish
Cookery demonstration FAMILIES OF BSB
Annual Charity Ball FAMILIES OF BSB
Photography walk in Brussels FAMILIES OF BSB
Charity coffee morning FAMILIES OF BSB