
House of Poseidon's leader
" My name is Henry I’m in DP1. I’m the tallest there is and I’m ready to bring team Poseidon through the harshest of sea storms. "

The community at BIS is warm, active, and involved.
Our Parent Teachers Association, which regularly brings together staff, students, parents, and others, is a key force in our community.
At BIS, we like celebrating life and our community is regularly organising events along the year, as well as collaborating with local organisations and NGOs.
The student council is an important part of The Both Campus Team ! We want our students to help us build the school they want. Students are planning decisions on school identity-related matters like house names, mascot, as well as timetable and teacher support for next academic year.
" My name is Henry I’m in DP1. I’m the tallest there is and I’m ready to bring team Poseidon through the harshest of sea storms. "
" My name is Luisa, I'm in DP1, and I'm quite the opposite of Henry. I'm the shortest one but I'm ready to let our adventurous selfs win this competition. ^^ "
" My name is Alix and if there’s one promise I can make, it is that I will not let Apollo fall behind. I love to bring people together and will lead us to the top of the podium whilst making sure each individual is proud to be a part of this house ! "
" My motivation is to win, my name is Asaad Dekelver and am in DP 1, I’ve been at BIS for about 6 years now. I am a people person and will make sure my house wins. "
" My name is Yazan and I don’t know the word « loser ». I’ve been at BIS for about 3 years now. I will make sure my house wins and more important, that every single person from my house will have fun doing the activities "
The students at BIS are passionate about contributing to a cleaner, greener Brussels, and this enthusiasm drives our active Eco-Schools program. The initiative has received tremendous support from students, staff, and parents, fostering a strong sense of community commitment to sustainability.
Our school is proud to have a dedicated Eco School Committee, led primarily by students, who take an active role in shaping the program’s direction.The Eco-Schools initiative integrates environmental sustainability into the core of our school’s activities and curriculum, aiming to make our campus more eco-friendly and embedding green practices in our daily routines.
In November 2023, our school was awarded with the Green Flag.
This Green Flag Award celebrates our dedication to promoting environmental awareness and action while also inspiring us to continue building a sustainable future.
The BIS Parents Teachers Association (PTA) is an extension of BIS that aims to support and implement BIS Mission and Core Values to the greater Community.
We believe in a learning Community that involves the entire family where we feel home away from home.
The PTA automatically includes teachers, staff and parents/guardians of all students currently enrolled at BIS.
It is committed to organizing activities and events, establishing a constructive dialogue and feedback with the school, and creating a warm and caring community.
If you want to stay in the loop of what we are up to, or have ideas, comments, suggestions to share, you can join our PTA Committee WhatsApp group and our zoom meeting (hopefully soon to become again a coffee morning!) which are happening once to twice a month (the zoom meetinglinks are shared with our Community through Managebac messages).
You can also reach out by sending an email to pta@bischool.com
Whether you have a little or a lot of time to spare, you can always choose to help out and contribute with your skills, talents and time – every parent is welcome to join the PTA initiatives and events at any time in the year and in any way!
Promoting Accountability, Fairness, and Transparency in our Community
At Bogaerts, we believe that artistic expression is a vital part of a well-rounded education. Our students engage in enriching experiences across both visual and performing arts, allowing them to explore creativity, develop technical skills, and share their unique perspectives with the school community and beyond. Moreover, exposure to diverse artistic traditions from around the world helps students connect with different cultures, broadening their perspective and promoting global awareness.
Music and performing hold a special place in our school culture, encouraging collaboration, self-expression, and confidence. From the Early Years all the way to the end of MYP, students have the opportunity to participate in musical and theatrical performances, through units such as Jazz Music, Romeo & Juliet, and Film Music. We were honoured to welcome renowned composer Yves Gourmeur, who shared his expertise and creative process with students in an interactive workshop. Our all-girls school band continues to thrive, performing at school events and inspiring younger musicians. Seasonal performances, such as our Christmas Concert, bring the community together in celebration, while the highly anticipated school musical that happens yearly allows students to showcase their vocal, theatrical, and production talents in a spectacular show. Previous musicals include Oceans Odyssey (2022), Oliver! (2023), and Mamma Mia!: The Musical (2024). Through these diverse artistic opportunities, students at Bogaerts not only refine their creative abilities but also develop essential skills such as problem solving, collaboration, and cultural appreciation. Whether through visual art, music, or theatre, we encourage each student to explore their artistic potential and share their vision.
Our Visual Arts program nurtures creative thinking and technical expertise, providing students with opportunities to showcase their talents in various mediums. Units such as Pop Art, Impressionism, Still Life, allow students to discover different artistic movements and create works that are innovative and inspired. Students proudly present their works at the annual Visual Art Exhibition where they exhibit their artistic growth and conceptual ideas. Additionally, our students make the most of our location in the capital of Europe by embarking on trips to educational and inspiring exhibitions and museums. Students have previously ventured to the Banksy Museum, gaining insight into street art, political messaging, and modern visual storytelling.
Other Visual Arts students have also had the exclusive opportunity to visit Tim Burton’s Labyrinth, an immersive exhibition that delves into the fantastical world of one of the most visionary filmmakers and artists of our time.In MYP4 and MYP 5 the programme is strongly connected to the DP Visual Arts course. Students learn how to make a digital Art portfolio and how to use subject specific terminology to talk about their own artistic practice. They learn to experiment with materials and techniques that serve their artistic purpose(s) to convey meaningful concepts to an audience. Students will discover how to connect famous art pieces from different cultural and historical contexts and analyse them by using the formal elements of Art and composition.