European School of Brussels I

The European School of Brussels I is located in Uccle, Brussels, Belgium. Founded in 1958, it was the second European School in Europe. (The first one was founded in Luxembourg).

It was previously recognized as a German school by the West German government, as the Europäische Schule.^[1]

Notable teachers

• Pierre Piccinin da Prata

Notable alumni

• Chris Adami
• Dick Annegarn
• Ulrich Daldrup
• Erriquez
• Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
• Boris Johnson
• Jo Johnson
• Giorgio Serafini
• Emmanuelle Somer
• Ursula von der Leyen
• Diederik Wissels
• Olivia Charo
• Thomas Jepsen

See also

• Varga Katalin Secondary School

There is also now an Alumni website established at: www.alumnieuropae.org/

References

External links

• European School of Brussels I

International schools in Belgium
Brussels Capital Region	Lycée Français Jean Monnet The Japanese School of Brussels Russian Embassy School in Brussels European School of Brussels I European School of Brussels II European School, Brussels III European School Brussels IV International School of Brussels
Flemish Brabant	International German School of Brussels British School of Brussels Brussels American School
Walloon Brabant	Scandinavian School of Brussels Den norske skolen i Brussel Bogaerts International School St. John's International School École Internationale « Le Verseau »
Antwerp province	Lycée Français International d'Anvers Antwerp International School European School, Mol
The American School of Brussels is operated by the U.S. military but it also accepts children of American diplomats and Belgians for tuition

European Schools
Belgium	Brussels I Brussels II Brussels III Brussels IV(FR) Mol
Germany	Frankfurt am Main Karlsruhe Munich
Italy	Varese
Luxembourg	Luxembourg I Luxembourg II
Netherlands	Bergen
Spain	Alicante
United Kingdom	Culham (closing in 2017)

German international schools in Europe
This includes schools in Turkey and partly schools in the former Soviet Union. See also schools in the former Soviet Union
Belgium	International German School of Brussels European School of Brussels^ European School, Mol^ Königliches Athenäum Eupen (Eupen)(*) Königliches Athenäum St. Vith (St. Vith)(*)
Bulgaria	Deutsche Schule Sofia Galabov-Gymnasium Sofia(*) Goethe-Gymnasium Burgas(*)
Croatia	Deutsche Internationale Schule in Zagreb
Czech Republic	Deutsche Schule Prag
Denmark	Sankt Petri Schule (Copenhagen) Deutsches Gymnasium für Nordschleswig (Aabenraa)(*)
Estonia	Deutsches Gymnasium Tallinn(*)
Finland	Deutsche Schule Helsinki
France	Internationale Deutsche Schule Paris DFG / LFA Buc(*) Deutsche Schule Toulouse
Georgia	Deutsche Internationale Schule Tiflis
Greece	Deutsche Schule Athen Deutsche Schule Thessaloniki
Hungary	Thomas Mann Gymnasium (Budapest) Audi Hungaria Schule Györ Ungarndeutsches Bildungszentrum, Baja
Ireland	St. Kilian's German School
Italy	Deutsche Schule Genua Deutsche Schule Mailand Deutsche Schule Rom European School, Varese^
Latvia	Deutsche Schule Riga Staatliches Deutsches Gymnasium Riga(*)
Lithuania	Hermann Sudermann Gymnasium Klaipeda(*)
Luxembourg	European School of Luxembourg^
Netherlands	German International School of The Hague
Norway	German School of Oslo
Poland	Willy-Brandt-Schule Bilinguales Gymnasium Nr. 42 (Warsaw)(*)
Portugal	German School of Lisbon Deutsche Schule zu Porto Deutsche Schule Algarve(*)
Romania	Deutsche Schule Bukarest Deutsches Goethe-Kolleg Bukarest(*) Brukenthal High School (Sibiu)(*) Stephan Ludwig Roth High-School (Mediaș)(*) Nikolaus Lenau High School (Timişoara)(*)
Russia	German School Moscow Deutsche Schule Sankt Petersburg
Spain	Template:German schools in Spain
Sweden	Deutsche Schule Stockholm
Switzerland	Deutsche Schule Genf
Turkey	Botschaftsschule Ankara, Zweigstelle Izmir Deutsche Schule Ankara, GS Istanbul Deutsche Schule Istanbul Istanbul High School Privatschule der Deutschen Botschaft Ankara
Ukraine	Deutsche Schule Kiew
United Kingdom	German School London
Closed schools	Istituto Nostra Signora (Rome) Istituto Giulia (Milan) Deutsche Schule Rotterdam Deutsche Schule Vigo
Schools marked with asterisks (*) are unrecognised by the Central Agency for German Schools Abroad (ZfA), not appearing in its list of German schools in Europe. ^ European schools formerly recognized as German schools by West Germany (see p. 10 and 12) There are also German sections of various French schools.