Parent
The management (all Belgians) has been there forever and do not adjust to new methods. The teachers have poor contracts and are not experienced. Most of them are not native speakers. The students’ families are international but more than a half are Belgian. The non-Belgian are mostly embassy staff, so the turnover is huge. Sometimes, more than half of the class leaves from one year to the other. There is a strong French-speaking Belgian influence in the attitude to learning and to customer service.
In sum, good school for EY or lower primary but not worth the price.
↳ Reply from BEPS International School 
Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations. As an international school, BEPS is committed to continuous improvement, both in teaching practices and in how we support our families. Our faculty is diverse and internationally experienced, and we actively recruit qualified educators who bring a wide range of perspectives to the classroom. Our community reflects the nature of globally mobile families, including diplomatic and international organisation staff, which can naturally lead to some level of turnover. At the same time, many families choose to stay with us throughout their child’s full school journey, including into secondary. We take all feedback seriously and remain focused on providing a high-quality, internationally minded education across all year groups. Don't hesitate to reach out if you want to discuss!
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Parent
I have three children at BEPS since this year: one in primary and two in secondary and can warmly recommend this small international school. The teachers and staff are kind and truly care about knowing each child. This is especially reassuring for my teens: they often talk about well being and have the choice of various personal options to be able to come up with their own ideas and manage their own projects from A to Z. Great skills to learn! My 10 year old loves the teaching method (by theme), so different and more interesting than the Belgian system. I barely recognise my 13 year old, she is socially very happy and pushed academically as well. My 16 yr old son is doing the first year of the IB and has really opened up by having great friends and kind teachers here. For sports they walk across the street to the university grounds and they often do classes in the Bois de la Camb... read full review
