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- Choosing the right school
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- After-School Activities and Educational Support
- Registration and Admission Procedures
- Education Systems: Luxembourgish VS International
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- Choosing the right school
- Financial Aid and School Fees in Luxembourg
- After-School Activities and Educational Support
- Registration and Admission Procedures
- Education Systems: Luxembourgish VS International
- Choosing the Right Childcare in Luxembourg
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Luxembourg’s education system is multilingual. The main languages used are Luxembourgish, French, and German. In primary school, instruction begins in Luxembourgish, then shifts to German in the second year, with French introduced in the second or third year. Secondary schools use a mix of French and German, depending on the type of school and subject.
Yes, Luxembourg offers several international schools, including the International School of Luxembourg (ISL), St. George’s International School, and the European School of Luxembourg. These schools provide curricula such as the International Baccalaureate (IB), European Baccalaureate, and British GCSE/A-Level programs.
Luxembourg’s public school system includes:
- Early Childhood Education (optional, ages 3-4)
- Primary Education (compulsory, ages 4-12)
- Secondary Education (compulsory, ages 12-18), which splits into general and technical education streams.
To enroll your child in a public school in Luxembourg, register at your local commune office. You’ll need identification documents, proof of residence, and previous school records if applicable.
Luxembourg schools provide integration classes (classes d’accueil) to help non-Luxembourgish speaking students learn the languages of instruction. Some secondary schools offer international or European sections with instruction in English or other languages.
Yes, Luxembourg schools offer various extracurricular activities, including sports, music, arts, and clubs, organized by schools or local municipalities.
Higher education in Luxembourg is offered by the University of Luxembourg and other specialized institutions. The University of Luxembourg provides bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, often taught in multiple languages.
Yes, public education in Luxembourg is free, including primary and secondary education. However, there might be costs for school supplies, trips, and extracurricular activities.
For more details on education in Luxembourg, visit the Ministry of Education, Children and Youth’s official website or contact local communes. Individual school websites also provide specific information.