The British School of Brussels is an international school with a British flavour, says Principal Melanie Warnes, citing pastoral care, a wide range of diverse enrichment activities and an unwavering commitment to community service as examples of some of the best aspects of a British education. Combined with consistently achieving outstanding exam results and excellent facilities enabling learning, it’s not surprising that the Tervuren school is increasingly attracting Belgian families.

While many college campuses strive to connect with their communities, the Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) doesn’t have to try very hard. There is no more fitting place to study international policy or law than in the capital of Europe.

“We often talk about it as Brussels being the campus,” says Michael Sewell, admissions manager at BSIS. “The students come here to the school for their classes, but everything else is happening in the city.”