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Ecole Internationale Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette - Differdange Primary Campus

Instructs in English, French

Ages 4 - 18 years

Pupils 2439

Type Co-educational

École Internationale Differdange et Esch-sur-Alzette, Differdange Primary Campus, provides Nursery and Primary education. The school uses the European Schools framework for early education and primary, with multilingual sections and Luxembourgish integration. Language 1 options include French, English, German, Portuguese, Italian, or Spanish, and Language 2 options include French, English, and German; L1 and L2 must differ, and one of them aligns with the chosen section (FR for French, EN for English, DE for German). Luxembourgish is compulsory for M1–S3. The campus runs 6:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m., with primary classes from 8:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. and Friday halts earlier. It features open-concept learning, Workshops, and Civic and Social Education, and prepares students for the European Baccalaureate at secondary. Facilities include two libraries, Primary Education and Care Service SEA with lunch and after-school care, and SEA schedule. The school emphasises language development and international mindedness within a multilingual, multicultural environment and communities.

Location

Campus de l'EIDE, 3, rue John Ernest Dolibois, L-4573 Differdange, Luxembourg. Nursery & Primary campus of the École Internationale Differdange & Esch-sur-Alzette (EIDE). The Differdange campus is part of the EIDE system and is located in Differdange, Luxembourg.

Stages

Nursery & Primary

Type

Public international school

Additional learning support

Educational and psychosocial department provides SePAS (psychosocial and academic support), SSE (socio-educational service), ESEB (support for pupils with special needs), COIS (orientation and integration), and the Student Protection Officer (DPE).

Country affiliation

Luxembourg

Application fees

- There are no registration or application fees for admission to the École Internationale Differdange & Esch‑sur‑Alzette.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school is a Luxembourg public Accredited European School and does not charge tuition fees for any year group. This applies to nursery (M1–M2), primary (P1–P5) and secondary (S1–S7). There are no per‑term or per‑year tuition charges for attendance.

Billing schedule and payment terms (for chargeable services)

- Regular schooling attendance and instruction are not billed. Chargeable services (see Other costs) are invoiced and become payable on receipt of the invoice.
- After‑school care (SEA) invoices are issued according to reserved modules, reserved meals and any additional attendance; each reserved slot and reserved meal is billed under the childcare voucher (Chèque‑Service Accueil, CSA) rules. Invoices must be paid by bank transfer to the account shown on the invoice. Recurrent non‑payment is followed by a registered reminder and garnishment procedures.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The school operates as a day school and does not offer boarding; therefore no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and fees

- After‑school care (SEA): Parents pay for SEA attendance (morning care, lunch supervision, after‑school slots and holiday care) under the CSA system; in the absence of a valid CSA contract the maximum hourly rate set by the Ministry is charged. Repeated late pickups after 19:00 are charged at 15 EUR per quarter hour.
- Meals, extracurricular activities, organised excursions and summer camps: these may incur additional fees or supplements billed separately; parents are asked to register and pay the specific supplement where applicable.
- School trips and certain activities can require an extra payment at registration for the activity; full‑day excursions may carry a supplement.
- Textbooks, school supplies and personal materials: families are responsible for pupils' textbooks and school supplies as required by the curriculum and school schedules (materials and stationery costs are not presented as a central tuition charge).

Refund and cancellation terms (where fees apply)

- SEA cancellations in writing at least one month in advance are exempt from billing.
- Absence due to illness that is notified in accordance with SEA rules (by 08:00 on the day of absence, or with a medical certificate when required) is exempt from billing for reserved hours and meals.
- Requests for invoice correction (re‑billing) can be submitted; corrections may be requested retroactively for up to 12 months but can only concern a maximum period of three months.

Fee payment options

- Payment for any invoiced services is by bank transfer to the account specified on the invoice; the SEA provides the IBAN for the Differdange and Esch/Alzette sites on invoices and in its administration documents. A tax certificate for childcare payments can be issued on parental request. Non‑payment is followed by formal reminders and recovery procedures.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Educational and Psychosocial Department supports pupils in their academic, personal and social development and promotes their well-being, fulfilment and inclusion. It uses a comprehensive, preventive and inclusive approach in line with the 2023 law on well-being and inclusion in education. The department aims to create a safe, caring and inclusive school environment, to support pupils facing personal, social, psychological or academic difficulties, and to promote well-being, socio-emotional skills and civic participation. It works with teaching staff, families and internal and external partners to continuously improve practices. The department's services—SePAS, SSE, ESEB, COIS and the Student Protection Officer (DPE)—operate in a coordinated, complementary manner to support students.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Special Needs Support Team (ESEB) supports pupils with special educational needs, particularly those with learning, attention, behavioural or communication difficulties. ESEB promotes well-being, development, academic success and inclusion by considering each pupil's individual needs, resources and school context. It identifies and analyses students' needs in collaboration with teaching staff, families and relevant services, and contributes to implementing support measures and accommodations to promote access to learning and participation in school life. It observes classes and, where necessary, offers targeted educational support, either individually or in groups, and advises teaching teams on differentiation and adaptations. It coordinates exchanges between the school, families and external professionals and organizes information workshops on specific needs and inclusion. ESEB's multidisciplinary team includes psychologists, remedial teachers, educators and specialised teachers and works with the school to ensure inclusive education.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school provides multilingual education with English, French and German sections. English-speaking Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette classes are available, and Luxembourgish is compulsory for all students from M1 to S3.

Mental Wellbeing

SePAS supports pupils and families in the personal, social, emotional and educational aspects of the educational journey, promoting well-being and inclusion. It operates under a preventive approach aligned with the 2023 law on well-being and inclusion in education. SePAS focuses on mental health, prevention of discrimination or harassment, and development of socio-emotional skills. SSE contributes to well-being through daily social and emotional development and prevention initiatives and by coordinating after-school and extracurricular activities. Together, these services promote a caring and supportive school climate that supports students' well-being.

Safeguarding

The Student Protection Officer (DPE) ensures respect for children's rights within the school and contributes to a safe, respectful and protective environment. The DPE acts as a reference person for students, families and school professionals on safeguarding matters. Two members of the educational and psychosocial team carry out the DPE role (one from SSE and one from SePAS) and work jointly with school management and the relevant services. The DPE promotes and defends children's rights and contributes to protecting students, particularly in situations of vulnerability or risk. It informs and raises awareness within the school community through information and training on children's rights, and proposes improvements to procedures within the EPS and the school, in compliance with confidentiality requirements.

Facilities Overview

Differdange Primary Campus houses Nursery and Primary education on two Differdange sites: Campus de l'EIDE, 3, rue John Ernest Dolibois, and Campus de l'EIDE, 6, rue John Ernest Dolibois, Differdange. The Nursery & Primary offer operates from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (nursery and primary). Primary classes run from 8:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., with Friday sessions ending at 11:45 a.m. or 1:00 p.m. The school provides a Primary Education and Care Service (SEA) with lunch and after-school activities, available daily at lunch and from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday (and 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Fridays). SEA is based on an open-concept model and includes a mandatory canteen. Two libraries are available to the whole school community, with hours published for Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette campuses and remote catalog access via the online catalogue. The school operates multilingual sections (English-speaking and French-speaking at the Differdange sites; other language sections available) with Language 1 listed as FR-EN-DE-PT-IT-ES, Language 2 as FR-EN-DE, and Luxembourgish is compulsory for everyone in M1–S3.

Academic Facilities

The primary curriculum follows the European Schools framework for Nursery and Primary (P1–P5) with English-speaking, French-speaking, and German-speaking sections at Differdange. Languages of instruction include Language 1 FR-EN-DE-PT-IT-ES and Language 2 FR-EN-DE, with section language designated FR/EN. Luxembourgish is compulsory for M1–S3. Core subjects include Mathematics, Life and Society, and Integrated Science (Discovery of the World), as well as Artistic Education, Musical Education, and Physical Education. The curriculum features open-concept learning, Workshops, and Civic and Social Education, with preparation for the European Baccalaureate available at the secondary level. The school timetable and structure reflect a full-day schedule and a progression through S1–S7 with mobility options (S5) and EU-aligned programmes.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Extracurricular activities are organized through the Primary Education and Care Service (SEA), which provides daily lunch-time activities and after-school care from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday, and 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Fridays; registration for SEA is automatic for primary students and extends to school holidays with optional hours. SEA offers clubs and external partnerships as part of the school offer, and activities take place within the SEA framework. The SEA operates on an open-concept basis with a mandatory canteen component and structured schedules during term time.

Academic & Intellectual

SEA Differdange offers primary school children an education and care service from Monday to Friday at the Differdange site. The programme includes afternoon homework supervision and a range of workshops designed to support learning. The SEA reception rooms provide dedicated spaces for art and creativity, role play, board games, construction games and catering, with an open-ended pedagogical approach that adapts to each child. Code Club FR and Code Club EN support coding and problem-solving skills.

Arts & Creative

SEA Differdange provides art and creativity activities in dedicated spaces, including painting, watercolour and art workshops. Photography, choir and guitar for beginners are offered, along with other creative activities such as textile recycl'art and recorder. These activities run within an open-ended pedagogical approach that supports individual creativity.

Cultural & Language

Code Club FR and Code Club EN support language development through French and English. The SEA timetable includes culture-focused activities such as Around the World trip. These activities complement the multilingual approach used at the school.

Social & Hobbies

SEA provides free play, board games and role‑play activities in dedicated rooms to foster social interaction. It operates a broad schedule of sports and creative workshops after school, including volleyball, handball, painting and capoeira. These activities support hobby development and peer connections.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

SEA operates mornings from 6:30 a.m. to 8:15 a.m., a midday lunch, and after-school hours until 7:00 p.m. During school holidays, SEA is open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The programme provides a structured, supervised environment designed to support families by offering care before, during and after the school day. During the school holidays, SEA organises more specific projects and excursions.

Language Provision

Two primary language sections are offered: French and English. L1 options: French, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian; L2 options: French, English, German; L2 must differ from L1. One of L1 or L2 must be the language of the section chosen: French for the French language section, English for the English language section, and German for the German language section. Luxembourgish is compulsory for all primary pupils.

Bilingual Teaching

The school offers two primary language sections: French and English. Language 1 can be French, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish or Italian, and Language 2 can be French, English or German, with L2 different from L1. One of L1 or L2 must be the language of the section chosen: French for the French language section, English for the English language section, and German for the German language section. Luxembourgish is compulsory for all primary pupils.

Admissions

1) Enrolment for S1, ACCU or VP1: fill out the enrolment forms and submit them to inscriptions@eide.lu. The completed enrolment forms must be provided as a PDF; handwritten documents are not accepted; incomplete applications delay the enrolment process. Registrations received during the official enrolment period are given priority. At the end of the registration period, pre-registration is confirmed no later than the first week of May. The École Internationale Differdange & Esch-sur-Alzette offers primary education in French-speaking, English-speaking and German-speaking sections.

2) Automatic enrolment for current students: Students currently attending EIDE are automatically enrolled in S2, S3, S4, VP2 or VP3. Any new application for enrolment in these classes must be sent via inscriptions@eide.lu and will not be considered until the end-of-year class councils.

3) Language of instruction: Most subjects are taught in the language of the section. The school offers primary and secondary education in French-speaking, English-speaking and German-speaking sections.

4) Public, free enrolment: EIDE is a public school open to all and charges no enrolment fees. The school provides multilingual education across its primary and secondary levels.

Waitlist

Admissions for new entrants to S1, ACCU and VP1 are decided after the registration period by the end-of-year class councils. For new enrolments in S2, S3, S4 and VP2, VP3, registrations must be sent to inscriptions@eide.lu and will be considered after the end-of-year class councils. The school is a public institution open to all and there are no enrolment fees involved.

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Ecole Internationale Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette - Differdange Secondary Campus

Instructs in English, French, German

Pupils 2439

Type Co-educational

École Internationale Differdange & Esch-sur-Alzette (EIDE) Differdange Secondary Campus is a public international school in Luxembourg serving Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette within the European Schools framework. The secondary campus, housed at Campus de l'EIDE, 3, rue John Ernest Dolibois, L-4573 Differdange (with a second site at 6, rue John Ernest Doliboes), opened in a modern building in 2022. It features a roof with 1,244 photovoltaic panels and greenspace around the campus, connected by a cycle path to town and the railway. The school follows the European Schools syllabus and offers the European Baccalaureate. In secondary, language sections are available in French, English and German; new students choose a language section and other subjects are taught in that language. Luxembourgish is compulsory. The school serves nursery through secondary, with integration sites in Esch-sur-Alzette and Schifflange. Extracurricular activities are organized by SEA and student committees, including Arts and Community service for secondary pupils.

Location

Differdange — Campus de l'EIDE, 3, rue John Ernest Dolibois, L-4573 Differdange; Campus de l'EIDE, 6, rue John Ernest Dolibois, L-4573 Differdange

Stages

Secondary

Type

Public (state) school

Additional learning support

Educational and psychosocial department (SePAS, SSE, ESEB)

Country affiliation

Luxembourg

Application fees

- There are no application or registration fees for admission to École Internationale Differdange & Esch‑sur‑Alzette; enrolment is free of charge.

Tuition fees by year group

- Nursery (M1–M2): no tuition fees; education is provided free of charge.
- Primary (P1–P5): no tuition fees; education is provided free of charge.
- Secondary (S1–S7): no tuition fees; education is provided free of charge.

Billing schedule and payment terms (day‑care / after‑school services and related billed items)

- The school's after‑school education and care service (SEA) invoices for booked modules, lunches and any additional attendance according to the applicable childcare voucher (Chèque‑Service Accueil, CSA) rules. Parents receive an invoice and amounts due must be paid on receipt. Exemptions from billing include registrations cancelled in writing at least one month in advance and duly notified illness absences under the stated conditions.
- Any attendance beyond the reserved time slots and any cancellations or modifications that do not respect notification deadlines are billed. Repeated late pickups after 19:00 are charged as detailed below.

Bank details and payment method for invoiced services

- Invoiced amounts for SEA and related services are payable by bank transfer to the account number shown on the invoice. The SEA bank accounts used for payments are: Differdange IBAN LU81 0030 3435 0663 0000 (BGL BNP PARIBAS, BIC BGLLULL) and Esch/Alzette IBAN LU93 0030 3435 0668 1000 (BGL BNP PARIBAS, BIC BGLLULL). In the event of non‑payment, the school issues reminders and may proceed with garnishment.

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision is offered; the school operates as a day school and provides optional before‑school and after‑school care (SEA) billed as described above.

Other costs and fees (textbooks, meals, activities, uniform, supplies)

- Textbooks for secondary classes are supplied via the national online textbook ordering platform mybooks.lu; families order and pay for textbooks through that service. School supplies are specified by teachers at the start of the year and are the responsibility of families.
- Lunches, extracurricular activities, school trips, excursions and holiday camp programmes may incur additional charges; such activities are billed separately or as supplements and require separate registration where applicable.
- For specific extracurricular activities (excursions, summer camps, etc.) a detailed programme and separate registration form are issued, and parents are asked to pay the indicated supplement when required.

Refunds, invoice corrections and dispute handling

- Invoice corrections (re‑billing) may be requested if an error occurred (for example, CSA contract not renewed in time) and can be submitted to the SEA administration; re‑billing requests may be processed retroactively but are subject to administrative conditions and time limits. The re‑billing process can take several months; a re‑billing request is limited to a retroactive period of 12 months and may concern a maximum of three months.
- Absences due to illness that are notified according to the SEA rules will not be billed for reserved attendance hours and meals; unnotified absences or those not meeting the notification conditions may be billed. Cancellations in writing respecting the stated notice period are exempt from billing.

Specific penalties and incidental charges

- Repeated late arrivals after 19:00 are charged at EUR 15 per quarter‑hour of delay. Any attendance exceeding the registered time slot is billed.

Fee payment options summary

- Bank transfer to the IBAN shown on the invoice is the prescribed payment method for SEA and school‑issued invoices; invoices are generated and the account details to be used appear on the invoice.
- Textbook orders and payments are handled through the national textbook platform mybooks.lu.

Practical notes for planning

- There are no tuition or registration charges for any year group; plan for possible out‑of‑pocket expenses for textbooks, school supplies, lunches, SEA childcare modules and optional activities or trips, which are invoiced separately and payable on receipt as described above.

Curriculum

The school uses the European Schools syllabus with European Baccalaureate accreditation. In secondary, there are three language sections: French, English and German. New students choose their language section from French, English and German; apart from Luxembourgish language lessons and physical education, which are taught in Luxembourgish, all other subjects are taught in the language of the chosen section. Language 1 can be French, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish or Italian; Language 2 must differ from Language 1 and is chosen from French, English and German; Language 3 can be French, English, German or Portuguese and must differ from Language 1 and Language 2; Language 4 may be any language not studied as L1, L2 or L3 and is taught at beginner level from S4. Luxembourgish is compulsory for all and Luxembourgish is taught as an integration language in S1–S3. The school serves Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette locations within the European Schools framework.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates complete the European Baccalaureate, which is accredited and recognised across all EU countries, enabling progression to higher education in EU institutions.

Gifted and Talented

Differentiated education adapted to each student's talents and capacities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has an Educational and psychosocial department comprising SePAS, SSE, and ESEB. This department provides psychosocial support for pupils. The school's approach to student well-being and inclusion is supported by these services.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has an Educational and psychosocial department (SePAS, SSE, ESEB) to support pupils with special educational needs. Integration classes are available at the Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette campuses. Integration classes are available at 91, rue Victor Hugo, Esch-sur-Alzette and 201, rue de Noertzange, Schifflange.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

In primary, the school offers two language sections: French and English. From Primary 1, pupils choose their language section; all other subjects are taught in the language of the section. Language 1 (L1) options are French, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian. Language 2 (L2) options are French, English and German, with L2 different from L1. Luxembourgish is compulsory as an integration language for all pupils in primary and the lower secondary grades.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing support is provided by the Educational and psychosocial department (SePAS, SSE, ESEB) as part of the school's inclusive education and student support framework.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is supported through the Educational and psychosocial department (SePAS, SSE, ESEB), which protects and supports pupils within the school community.

History

École Internationale Differdange & Esch-sur-Alzette (EIDE) is a public international school established by Luxembourg's Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth. The State provides a public education system in which every pupil can succeed regardless of home language. EIDE serves Differdange, Esch-sur-Alzette and the south of Luxembourg with international classes to integrate pupils from immigrant backgrounds and to support those temporarily residing in the Grand Duchy. The Differdange secondary campus is located at Campus de l'EIDE, 3, rue John Ernest Dolibois, L-4573 Differdange, with a second site at 6, rue John Ernest Doliboes. In September 2026, EIDE celebrated its 10th anniversary.

Community

The community is diverse, with pupils from immigrant backgrounds. Cultural activities are stimulated and organized through the school's governance to enhance community life. School life includes extracurricular activities and school trips.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The school has a Parents' Committee as part of its representative bodies. The Education Council comprises two delegates from the Parents' Committee. The Parents' Committee appoints its delegates to the Education Council every two years at the latest by October. The Education Council has responsibilities including adopting the school charter, approving the establishment's budget, organizing weekly schedules, and stimulating cultural activities. The Parents' Committee participates in meetings and events through the Education Council to support school life. The education council is formed with representatives from teachers' committee, students' committee and parents' committee and operates under Grand-Ducal regulation.

Facilities Overview

The Differdange secondary campus is housed in a modern building inaugurated in 2022. The building emphasizes comfort and durability and features a roof with 1,244 photovoltaic panels. The design frees space for greenery and park areas around the campus. A cycle path on the line of the former funicular links the campus directly to Differdange town centre, the railway station, and public parking. The school operates from early morning to early evening: nursery and primary from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; secondary from 8:00 a.m. to 3:35 p.m. (Fridays until 12:35 p.m.).

Academic Facilities

The school follows the European Schools syllabus and is accredited to offer the European Baccalaureate. It provides multilingual education with English, French, and German sections across Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette campuses, including primary and secondary levels. Luxembourgish is compulsory for all students, with the option to choose a lingua franca and corresponding subject offerings in multiple languages. The Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette campuses host Nursery through Secondary (including VP and ACCU) programs, with integration sites in Esch-sur-Alzette and Schifflange. The school emphasises preparation for the European Baccalaureate within a multilingual framework.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The SEA (After-School Care) provides morning care, lunchtime activities and after-school care with clubs and workshops; catering for lunches is provided by an external service, with a buffet-style meal and supervision by SEA staff. Smartphone usage is restricted under SEA regulations, and there are defined pickup procedures for parents. Extracurricular activities and clubs operate alongside the school day, with supervised study rooms available for secondary students outside formal hours. The SEA also covers health and safety policies, allergy considerations, and fee structures for extra services.

Academic & Intellectual

The school is an accredited European School and offers the European Baccalaureate.

Arts & Creative

The Students' Committee organises cultural activities.

Cultural & Language

The school is multilingual and offers language options; the Students' Committee organises cultural activities.

Social & Hobbies

The socio-educational service provides extracurricular and after-school activities during lunch breaks or after school for secondary pupils.

Community & Service

The Educational and Psychosocial Department supports pupils' academic, personal and social development and promotes well-being, fulfilment and inclusion; it sets up projects, extracurricular and after-school activities in collaboration with teachers, SePAS and other school services.

Leadership & Professional

The Students' Committee informs pupils of their rights and duties within the school community, and organises cultural, social and sporting activities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The socio-educational service runs activities during lunch and after school to promote the well-being and inclusion of secondary pupils.

Language Provision

Secondary offers three language sections: French, English and German. Language 1 (L1) can be French, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish or Italian; Language 2 (L2) is another of French, English or German and must differ from L1; Language 3 (L3) is from French, English, German or Portuguese and must differ from L1 and L2; Language 4 (L4) is an optional beginner course from S4 in any language not studied as L1-L3. One of L1 or L2 must match the section language chosen, and Luxembourgish is compulsory for all pupils, taught as an integration language in S1-S3.

Bilingual Teaching

Three language sections are offered in secondary: French, English and German. New students choose a language section; all subjects are taught in the language of the section, with Luxembourgish language lessons and physical education taught in Luxembourgish. Language options are L1: French, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish or Italian; L2 must be different from L1 and drawn from French, English or German; L3 is from French, English, German or Portuguese and must differ from L1 and L2; L4 is an optional beginner course in S4 in any language not studied as L1-L3. One of L1 or L2 must be the language of the section chosen, and Luxembourgish is compulsory for all.

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