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28.10.2026 
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Exploring Brussels with open eyes: Year 9 pupils lend a hand
Making sandwiches, decorating paper bags, preparing hot tea and coffee: for the Year 9 pupils, Tuesday 27 October began with a joint task. Together with Serve the City, they wanted to support people living on the streets in Brussels city centre. Everyone pitched in right from the start of the preparations at school. The sandwiches […]
22.10.2026 News
iDSB Community Choir – COME AND SING WITH US!
Dear parents and colleagues, Fancy a spot of singing together and a musical break from the daily grind? Then come along to the rehearsals of our iDSB Community Choir! Anyone who enjoys singing is very welcome. Every Wednesday, 6.30–8.00 pmAt the iDSB – in the secondary school music room or in the assembly hall We […]
21.10.2026 News
iDSB Christmas market
On Saturday 28 November, from 4 pm to 7 pm, we warmly invite the school community to our iDSB Christmas market. You can look forward to Advent wreaths, Christmas decorations, handmade gift ideas, a book flea market and a festive programme. The Christmas café will be serving mulled wine, sausages, cakes, waffles and other treats. […]
21.10.2026 News
Our iDSB-Newsletter October 2026
Stay up to date with our latest iDSB newsletter. You can read about all the important upcoming dates and information about our school events HERE. Enjoy reading!
19.10.2026 Review
German Week at the iDSB: Doors open to guests from Belgium
In the fifth anniversary year of ‘German Week’, the iDSB once again opened its classrooms to guests from all over Belgium. Pupils from GO! Dalton Gent attended lessons in our upper school. They experienced first-hand how we learn, discuss and work here, and quickly struck up conversations with our pupils. Interested German teachers from Belgium […]
13.10.2026 Review
iDSB goes MUNoH!
In September, our MUN club once again took part in the ‘Model United Nations of Hamburg’ conference. Under the theme ‘Protecting Individual Rights in a Rapidly Changing World’, our pupils discussed the protection of individual rights in a rapidly changing world. They represented the United Kingdom, Pakistan and Germany, as well as the GDR in […]
08.10.2026 Review
Musical encounters across borders: The Regensburg Domspatzen visit the iDSB
Music, socialising and cultural exchange were the hallmarks of the Regensburg Domspatzen’s visit to our school from 21 to 25 September. The pupils in the upper school music classes spent several varied days with the guests from the 11th year of the Regensburg Domspatzen, which were marked by numerous encounters and joint activities. A particular […]
08.10.2026 Review
“Young People Research and Write”: A joint project by Belgieninfo and the iDSB
Young people’s perspectives on current issues: Through the “Young People Research and Write” project, Belgieninfo and the iDSB are giving pupils the opportunity to write and publish their own journalistic articles. The project builds on the long-standing partnership between Belgieninfo and the iDSB. In March 2026, four members of Belgieninfo met with pupils from Years […]
07.10.2026 Review
Exchange and cooperation: Headteacher visits the Hessian State Representation
Our new headteacher visited Dr Eckhardt, the head of the Hessian State Representation, to introduce himself in person and establish initial contacts. The aim of the visit was to initiate a regular exchange and lay the foundations for fruitful cooperation. We look forward to further dialogue and the opportunities this may bring for our school.
30.09.2026 Review
Powering through Mobility Week with pedal power and enthusiasm
As part of Brussels Mobility Week (16–23 September), our school community also made a contribution to sustainable mobility. In their general studies lessons, the pupils discussed their journeys to school and were encouraged to come to school on foot, by bike, by scooter, by bus or by train. Many children were really keen and now […]
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