Доброго времени суток! Подскажите, плз, хорошую частную школу в Антверпене в рай…

Не все так однозначно, к сожалению.
И частные школы не лишены недостатков.
Я вот недавно прочитала в той группе англоязычных родителей отзыв одной мамы о Lycée Français в Брюсселе и слегка ужаснулась :(
Группа закрытая, поэтому скопирую отзыв здесь:

Mary Poptwins
17 March at 11:28 · Edited
I just put this message here to tell my experience about the maternelle at the Lycée Français. Not to start any debate. Just to tell it and let you make your own opinion. Last Sept 2014, I moved to Uccle because my children had got a place in pre-primary and we don't speak English at home. It was very important for me that they learn it. For this, the result was good.
But for the rest, I was disappointed. Sure, the building is new (built in 2012), the "cantine" looks super nice. The teachers are good, especially IMHO the English speaking ones, the French are just classic, nothing bad to say. But.... the atmosphere there did not satisfy me at all. I have observed what I would say as a typically French pride from these bourgeois kids. My children have changed in a very bad way in their language ( I mean the French one) and their behaviour. The Lycée Français is just a huge machine to make money. They say officially that the quota of children per class is 25. But they are 30 or even 31 ! Ok, the French legislation makes the presence of an assistant compulsory but you can imagine the pressure and the noise with 31 kids.
The time table is super short. The school day ends at 15h05. And if you don't want to pay the cantine, or in my case, if your children don't want to eat, the famous Belgian tartines are forbidden. So, in this case, you must pick up your child at 11h30 and drop him/her again at 13h to pick him/her again at 15h ! Ok, there's a garderie system after 15h30, until 18h. But it's basic garderie system. Just crazy. My children never got used to the cantine. TG I don't have a job right now. And don't think that the children are more well mannered because it is a private and expensive school, on the contrary. I have never seen my children with so many bruises on their legs. My children have got a phobia of the school break because of the zoo in the courtyard. I tried to ask if they could stay with an assistant, no. One day, my child was tired, not sick, but just tired ( a bad night with many nightmares) so I asked if she could have a little nap with the smaller ones during school break after lunch time. The answer was no. Because the room for the little ones is absolutely crowded. That's a little frustating when you pay 550 euros per child isn't it? Cherry on top, no official communication was made in the hall when an epidemia of chickenpox started one month ago. Ok, no exclusion can be done officially. But any honest skin expert will tell you that a chickenpox case requires 2 weeks of exclusion from school. I did not know it. My personal and subjective conclusion is that, for this price, unfortunately, that's not worth it. But it is true that either the company pays for the parents, either their income is so high that it is not even a problem. Good for them. Not for me. Let's say that for this price, I had too high expectations. wink emoticon
ps : my children are very sensitive, that's why I am talking about a zoo. It is not judgmental. Just to put things clear, your child won't be more pampered in the schoolyard of the LF than in another classic school. So it was a dark spot for me. But perhaps not for other children.
Another thing I don't like is that the main hall of the maternelle is as friendly as a Chinese factory or let's say a morning for Sales at H&M. Parents are super super eager to throw / drop / pick up their children as if they had a Thalys train to take. So just don't even count on making acquaintance with other parents.

Группа на Фейсбуке сейчас раздвоилась, какая из двух информативнее, не знаю:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/BrusselsAreaSchoolParents/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ParentsandBCTSchoolSupportNetworkinBelgium/