BEPS International School

Our children need as many opportunities as possible to further develop their reading skills and a love of reading. For this reason, we invite parents to volunteer to come into BEPS and hear children read during the school day.

Our Secondary School students had the opportunity to meet the famous artist Gabriel Kuri at his exhibition ''sorted, resorted'.

BEPS International School and PWI Brussels launched a new partnership to promote and consider how we teach STEAM to our future generations.

This week, we celebrated World Maths Day at BEPS and our students spent the whole day immersed in Maths activities.

Last weekend, some amazing people from BEPS participated again in the Relay For Life event to raise money for the Foundation against Cancer campaign.

What makes the Exhibition unique is that it asks Year 6 students, for their final project of Primary school, to create an in-depth project based on a topic of their choice.

Last weekend, BEPS International School hosted a two day IPC & IEYC professional learning event organised by Fieldwork Education

Recently, our students and teachers explored the ancient art form of traditional African drumming. They discovered the significance of djembe drums in West African culture and music.

Today at the Brussels Apple store the BEPS Secondary Students made a robot dance, animated an LED matrix and programmed a robot to navigate an obstacle course.

The highlight of last week was Mother Tongue Day. Our students looked amazing and were proudly wearing their national costume or clothes that represented their home countries.