British Junior Academy of Brussels
Same listed city · Shared labels: IB Diploma
School-reported facts; source links are provided below.
An IB school in Brussels with an English pathway and an English–French bilingual pathway. Learning takes place in a converted town house, with a separate nearby space for Diploma students and access to sports facilities around the city.
SchoolMatch Europe editorial · AI-assisted overview · Sources reviewed 13 September 2026
| Stage / grade | Annual tuition |
|---|---|
| Grades 1–5 | €26,000 |
| Grades 6–8 | €27,850 |
| Grades 9–10 | €28,950 |
| Grade 11 | €33,100 |
| Grade 12 | €33,750 |
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A comparable annual tuition figure is not confirmed in this profile. Ask the school for a quotation for your child’s age and intended start date.
The official page lists €26,000–€33,750 by grade but does not state the school year. These amounts are shown for reference and excluded from the numeric budget filter until their academic year is confirmed.
Primary, Middle Years and Diploma programmes serve pupils from 5½ to 19. Families can choose an English pathway with French as a second language or a bilingual English–French pathway. The admissions page describes a roughly equal language split in bilingual primary and about 70% English and 30% French in secondary. Confirm the available pathway for the intended grade.
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Start with an enquiry or a visit, then complete the online application. Provide the previous two years of school reports and the requested reference. The school reviews the grade placement before issuing an offer. Placement checks may cover maths, English and French. Entry into the second Diploma year needs a separate check that subjects and earlier study match. Applications are considered throughout the year, subject to places.
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Younger pupils may join with limited English. Applicants to Grades 9–12 need the language level required for their course. Ask admissions which language support and assessments apply to your child, and whether extra charges apply. The reviewed material does not establish the range or capacity of specialist learning support.
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The main building is a former double town house dating from 1907. Published facilities include a science laboratory, bilingual library, study space, theatre room and 3D printer. Diploma pupils also use a separate 500 m² building about 50 metres away. PE uses facilities elsewhere in Brussels, including university and municipal sports centres, so a visit should cover both classroom space and travel arrangements.
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The table reproduces the school’s published grade bands, checked in September 2026. The page does not identify their academic year. Ask for a dated quotation covering tuition, entry charges, meals, trips and activities for your child’s grade. We have left the budget-filter amount blank to avoid presenting an undated price as a current annual offer.
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Contact admissions@mischool.be through the official admissions page to arrange a campus tour or an online conversation. Confirm the exact arrival point when visiting the main building or Diploma annex. Boarding provision was not established in the reviewed material.
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Compiled 13 September 2026. Details are extracted from published sources and may change. A source link does not mean the school has verified or endorsed this profile.
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