The Maria Montessori School (MMS) is a private international school in Luxembourg. It's for kids aged 3 to 12 and follows the Montessori curriculum. The school has four classes, each with around 25 students. They have cool stuff like a restaurant, gym, music room, and a kitchen for students, all in a lovely villa with a playground and pretty gardens.

The school building is a prominent character house surrounded by 2300 m² of wooded grounds. There's also a Childcare Centre on the same site for extra comfort and safety. This way, students can stay on-site and be supervised by their familiar teachers for all their activities.

At MMS, students get to learn in different areas. In the bilingual nursery classes, they learn practical life skills, basic geometry and math, and reading and writing. In the primary category, they build on their language and reading skills, tackle more advanced math and geometry, and learn about geography, history, and botany. They get to know a lot of cool stuff.

Since Luxembourg speaks three languages, MMS teaches German and French, like public primary education here. They do this to match the kids' natural learning periods and ensure they have a strong language foundation for later. In primary school, they also introduce English because it's the most widely spoken language in the world.

Outside of class, nursery and primary school students have many activities to choose from. The garden and restaurant help them make friends, while the gym, kitchen, and art room let them show off their personalities.

Detailed information:

• Address: 192 Rue des Romains, 8041 Strassen, Luxembourg
• Founded: 1984
• Phone: +352 26 39 69 1
• Email: info@sunflower.lu
• Ages: 3-12 years old
• Tuition fees: $10,760 - $17,250
• Website: https://www.ecole-montessori.lu/en/

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Scuola Materna Cattolica Internazionale (SCMI) is an international school for young children (ages 3 to 6) in Luxembourg. It's open Monday to Friday, from 7:45 am to 6:00 pm. The Ministry of Education, Youth, and Childhood approves this international and Catholic school.

Situated in Luxembourg City, at 19 Boulevard de la Pétrusse, SCMI is easy to reach and has a pleasant environment. The nearby Pétrusse River, playground, and school garden provide many outing opportunities. Being close to nature benefits the child's well-being and is an ideal playground for exploration, building independence, and gaining confidence.

Kids can choose between two language options: English – Italian, English – French, or Italian – French. Qualified teachers have diverse backgrounds, such as Montessori training and education and teaching sciences degrees. Along with language skills, children explore different cultures. Each chosen language is practiced for four half-days a week, and one half-day is dedicated to introducing Luxembourgish.

Following the European Schools' "Early Education" program and incorporating the Montessori method, SCMI focuses on developing communication, math, and science skills, learning how to learn, social and civic skills, and artistic and psychomotor skills. SCMI is like a family school, with a limited number of 25 children. This small size allows the school to respect each child's pace. There's even a room for quiet time and naps if needed, while others get personalized teaching.

The goal is to nurture children's learning potential and abilities by encouraging curiosity and creativity in a calm and joyful environment. Learning happens through rituals and activities like storytelling, creative workshops, games, nature exploration, cooking, and music. Children use their five senses, and skills are gained through hands-on experiences. Choirs and artistic seminars are offered every week, allowing kids to discover artists and explore their creative side.

Detailed information:

• Address: 19 Bd de la Pétrusse, 2320 Hollerich Luxembourg
• Phone: +352 691 901 568
• Email: secretariat@scmi.info
• Ages: 3-6 years old
• Tuition fees: €10,550 (2022)
• Website: https://www.scmi.info/

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St. George's Internationale Schule is Luxembourg's oldest and most prominent British International School. In more than 30 years, it has grown from 12 students on the top floor of a small rented school building to over 850 students from more than 70 countries in a specially built place in Hamm. Recently celebrating 33 years, St. George's is proud of its ongoing growth and commitment to providing excellent education.

The school offers a complete and top-notch international education in a friendly, dynamic, and supportive environment. The goal is to prepare all students to lead purposeful, fulfilling, and successful lives, encouraging each student to be their very best. With a diverse community of students from over 90 countries, St. George's Internationale Schule is ranked among the top 10 international schools in continental Europe. It creates a caring and loving environment where each student is recognized and celebrated.

St. George's International School Luxembourg welcomes students of all nationalities aged 3 to 18+. The school caters to parents looking for a high-quality international, English-speaking education for their children. Following the principles of the National Curriculum of England, the school tailors its approach to meet the needs of an independent overseas school.

Supported by the City of Luxembourg and the Ministry of Education, St. George's has the support of the British Ambassador to Luxembourg, Fleur Louise Thomas. The school is part of important organizations like the European Council of International Schools (ECIS), the Society of Heads, The Council of British Independent Schools (COBIS), and the Council of International Schools (CIS). Regular inspections by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) ensure high standards, and a copy of the ISI inspectorate report is available upon request.

The school's team of highly qualified teachers includes leading educators and experts in their field, inspiring students to reach their full potential. St. George's is committed to hiring and keeping the best teachers and continuous improvement through training, coaching, research, and innovation.

Beyond the regular lessons, the school offers a rich program of activities outside the curriculum, allowing students to explore various interests. St. George's Internationale Schule sports facilities are unmatched in the city, and its performing arts and music productions show impressive ambition and scope. The school's artwork, which could fit into any professional gallery, reflects its dedication to fostering creativity. With strong connections to the city's diplomatic community, St. George's consistently excels internationally in Model United Nations endeavors.

Detailed information:

• Address: 11 Rue des Peupliers, 2328 Hamm Luxembourg
• Founded: 1990
• Phone: +352 42 32 24
• Ages: 3-18 years old
  
• Tuition fees: €11,900 - €22,900
• Website: https://www.st-georges.lu/

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The École Internationale Gaston Thorn is a public European school in Luxembourg's city center. It's designed to be a school for everyone, reflecting the diverse people who live in the country's capital. The school is set up to meet the needs of students from different language and cultural backgrounds. They teach in a way that makes learning languages easier, giving more students a better chance to do well in their studies and fit in socially.

To meet the demand for English and French sections, the school will add nine classrooms to the primary school level, two more than initially planned. Unfortunately, the German team for primary school students will be cut because there isn't enough interest. A classroom for German-speaking students, mainly Luxembourgers who aren't comfortable learning French, will be opened in the secondary school.

In the European school system, students can take core German, English, or French classes. Some Luxembourg schools also offer Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian sections. Almost 5,000 students attend European public schools in Luxembourg, expected to grow to 6,000 at the start of the school year.

The Gaston Thorn International School will begin with seven primary classes covering German-speaking, French-speaking, and English-speaking sections, spanning the first two school years. In secondary school, it will offer ten courses in the first and second years. A reception class and the first year of the preparation route will also be available. In the long run, the school will provide education from nursery school to the European baccalaureate.

The school's team comprises people with different professions, languages, and cultures who are passionate about teaching, creativity, and development. The school's philosophy is based on three main ideas: democracy, music, and the digital world. They believe that focusing on these three things helps young people grow, recognize their ability to make a difference and prepare them for lifelong learning.

Detailed information:

• Address: 17 Rue Marguerite de Brabant, 1254 Hollerich Luxembourg
• Phone: 2604-6150
• Email: secretariat-PR@eigt.lu
• Ages: 3-12 years old
• Website: https://www.eigt.lu/

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Established in 1963, the International School of Luxembourg (ISL) is an independent, non-profit, university-preparatory day school in Luxembourg. It caters to students aged 3-18, offering a standards-based English language education. The school welcomes students from various backgrounds, representing about 40 different nationalities.

To help students who are not native English speakers fully participate in school life, ISL has a comprehensive program called English as an Additional Language (EAL). Recognized as an International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) World School since 1995, ISL provides the International Baccalaureate Diploma program. The school has two parts: the Upper School (grades 6-12) and the Lower School (preschool to grade 5).

Enrolling just over 900 students, the school year runs from late August to late June. ISL's curriculum balances academic subjects with arts, technology, and physical education training. French is taught from kindergarten, and German is introduced from grade 6. After-school programs in various languages, including Japanese, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Italian, German, and Icelandic, are available. There are also many extracurricular activities, such as sports teams, music, and drama.

Supported by the Luxembourg government, ISL has excellent facilities in its main building, which was constructed in 2000. This facility includes classrooms, computer labs, science labs, libraries, music and art studios, and a 400-seat auditorium. Classrooms have computers, projectors, and interactive whiteboards. A cafeteria provides meals for students and staff.

The Lower School has dedicated kindergarten through second-grade classrooms with computers and interactive tools. ISL's campus includes a gymnasium, a sports field, a playground, and swimming pools. As a Northwest European Council of International Schools (NECIS) Sports Council member, ISL participates in varsity athletics competitions, including volleyball, soccer/football, cross country, basketball, swimming, skiing, and track. The school is committed to providing its students with a well-rounded and enriching educational experience.

Detailed information:

• Address: 36 Bd Pierre Dupong, 1430 Hollerich Luxembourg
• Founded: 1963
• Phone: +352 26 04 45 00
• Email: director@islux. lu
• Ages: 3-18 years old
• Tuition fees: 19,805 to 21,699 Euros per year
• Website: https://www.islux.lu/

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The Waldorf School (WS) is a private international school founded in Luxembourg in 1983. It educates students aged 4 to 18, offering a multilingual approach with an adapted English curriculum and an IB Diploma taught in French.

WS offers a diverse language education. In pre-school, Luxembourgish is taught, followed by German in primary school. French and English are introduced early on and become the main languages in secondary school. It is one of four international schools in Luxembourg that provides the International Baccalaureate Diploma, taught in French.

Since 2004, the Waldorf School has offered a 2-year International Baccalaureate (IB) program. This program is in French and includes six subject groups and one core course. Students study 6 subject areas, three looking at a higher level and three at an intermediate level.

The Waldorf School distinguishes itself by combining cognitive and artistic education. Their approach values a child's natural curiosity in all areas, giving equal importance to physical education, handicrafts, art, and appreciation for the natural world, alongside mathematics and literacy.

The Waldorf education is shaped by elements such as free play, imagination, empathy, engagement, responsibility, sustainability, and well-being in their society. These elements are combined with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) personal goals, which include inquiry, resilience, morality, communication, thoughtfulness, cooperation, respect, and adaptability. These aspects are woven into each unit of study, providing opportunities for students to develop and experience them.

Detailed information:

• Address: 45 Rue de l'Avenir, 1147 Limpertsberg Luxembourg
• Founded: 1983
• Phone: +352 46 69 32
• Email: waldorf@ecole.lu
• Ages: 4 -18 years old
• Tuition fees: €6,500
• Website: https://www.waldorf.lu/

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Lycée Vauban was started in 1985 by French people living in Luxembourg. Over the years, the school has grown, and now it teaches students from many different countries. Even though the classes are in French, it has become a diverse and international high school. In the early 2000s, the Luxembourg government started supporting the school financially, making the fees much more affordable. This allowed more students to attend Lycée Vauban.

As part of the AEFE network, Lycée Vauban follows the French National Education programs and values. From kindergarten to the final year, students get a rich language education, support in different subjects, and various extra services like sports, language certifications, clubs, and more.

The teaching at Lycée Vauban is open and strict, focusing on mastering essential knowledge. They have different training methods to suit the diverse students. They use technology smartly to learn and understand information. The school promotes a culture of commitment, helping others, and being open to different perspectives. They also pay attention to students expressing themselves, being creative, and embracing their uniqueness.

With over 2500 students, 40% in primary school and 60% in secondary school, Vauban is a big school. Students come from nearly 50 different countries, creating a multicultural environment in the heart of Europe. The teaching staff at Lycée Vauban is attentive and can adapt to the school's goals. They work in teams, focusing on different subjects and projects. Their main goal is the success and well-being of the students.

Detailed information:

• Address: 1-3 Rue Albert Einstein, 1484 Gasperich Luxembourg
• Founded: 1985
• Phone: +352 28 10 11
• Ages: 3-18 years old
  
• Email: primaire@vauban.lu
• Tuition fees: €3,800 - €4,120
• Website: https://www.vauban.lu/

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Lycée Michel Lucius, a government-supported high school in Luxembourg's capital, has provided a good education for over fifty years. Initially, it followed a Luxembourgish curriculum, leading to qualifications similar to a baccalaureate.

In response to the increasing demand for an English-language curriculum, Lycée Michel Lucius started classes in English in 2011. This option is for students who speak English as their first or second language. This program has grown into a diverse International School with over 400 students from more than 70 countries. The International School is now a part of Lycée Michel Lucius, known as Lycée Michel Lucius. It follows an international English curriculum leading to qualifications like GCSE and GCE A-Levels.

In 2017, to accommodate more international students, the International School Michel Lucius opened a new primary school. Initially in Belair and later moved to Limpertsberg, it is close to the established secondary school.

Lycée Michel Lucius is now a thriving community with over 1500 students and more than 150 teachers. The school is easily accessible by local buses (numbers 2, 8, and 30), connecting to Limpertsberg, the city center, the railway station, and suburbs like Strassen, Belair, Merl, Bonnevoie, and Hollerich.

Detailed information:

• Address: 157 Av. Pasteur, 2311 Limpertsberg Luxembourg
• Founded: 1965
• Phone: +352 28 83 15 501
• Email: secretariat@lml.lu
• Ages: 6-18 years old
• Tuition fees: €11,687 - €14,930
• Website: https://www.lml.lu/

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Established in 2011, OTR International School is one of the best international schools in Luxembourg, recognized by the Luxembourgish Ministry of National Education. Recently permitted to teach the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme, it's owned by Bruno Agostini, a former banker and novelist. Currently, there are 185 students, with 20 in secondary school. In the maternal and primary classes, all teachers teach in the language they're most comfortable with.

OTR International School is where students learn English and French from preschool to secondary levels. Graduating students receive a European baccalaureate. OTR provides a variety of subjects, activities, and events both in and out of school. The school takes pride in its diverse culture, with over 50 nationalities represented.

OTR International School is a caring school with small classes (up to 20 kids) and supportive teachers. It's divided into French and English sections. The school uses Montessori methods, and individual attention is a top priority. Teachers pay special attention to each student's learning style. The maternal school (3-4 years old) is fantastic, with two teachers in the classroom at all times - one speaking only in French, the other only in English. This creates a genuinely bilingual education.

A stable and comforting environment is crucial for a positive learning experience. Children at OTR International School benefit from quality education, interactions with other kids, and developing self-confidence and well-being. They believe a warm and friendly environment is essential for children to learn and grow independently while enjoying their childhood to the fullest.

Detailed information:

• Address: 7 Val Ste. Croix, 1371 Belair Luxembourg
• Founded: 2011
• Phone: +352 26 09 45 42
• Email: info@otrschool.lu
• Ages: 3-15 years old
• Tuition fees: €9,550 - €12,350
• Website: https://otrschool.lu/

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WEDGE is a European school that focuses on providing training for emerging professions. WEDGE teaches based on the specific technical skills needed for certain jobs. But it's not just about that - they also focus on encouraging innovation and creativity. This helps students learn how to take on, lead, work together, talk about, and manage projects in various fields like real estate diagnosis, energy efficiency in buildings, digital technology, finance and insurance, quality, security, and the environment.

WEDGE offers a variety of training courses that follow the rules (Titles recognized by RNCP from Bac +2 to Bac +5). These courses are taught by trainers with a lot of experience and are well-known professionals.

WEDGE is all about supporting education for everyone who wants to learn, change careers, or specialize in a new job with good job opportunities. This includes students, people looking for jobs, employees who wish to specialize, business managers, entrepreneurs, and consultants. WEDGE is there to help people improve their skills and explore new careers with real job opportunities.

Detailed information:

• Address: 135 RUE DU X SEPTEMBRE, 2551 Hollerich Luxembourg
• Founded: 2018
• Phone: +352 621 681 028
• Email: contact@wedge-formation.com
• Tuition fees: €9,816
• Website: https://wedge.group/

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