Joined in a rainbow of diversity

Educating pupils aged 4 to 18 in a culturally and linguistically rich environment ensuring international recognition and a smooth transition to national education systems and other European Schools in the EU.

EARLY EDUCATION

You are invited to enrol your child into Early Education Programme in European School Ljubljana.


We are opening a group age 4-5 in the English section. Please send the application form via link below.

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PRIMARY LEVEL

The Primary level consists of 5 years. The program is implemented in two languages sections, one with an English and another with a Slovene language of instruction.


The first foreign language is taught from the P1 onwards. The students can select between English, German and French and Slovene is an additional subject.


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SECONDARY LEVEL

The Secondary programme covers 7 years and it ends with obtaining the European Baccalaureate.


The Secondary programme is held in two language sections, the Slovene language section and the English language section. Other foreign languages are taught in S1 (first year of Secondary Level) and students will be able to choose from German, French, Italian, Spanish and Slovene. From S3 (3rd year of Secondary Level) onwards, some subjects will be taught in the student’s chosen first foreign language . 


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NEWS

8 October 2025
Lecture and Workshop on the Inuit On Monday, 29 September 2025, class P5S received a wonderful surprise. To celebrate her son Jakob’s birthday, his mother, Mrs Andreja Rustja Moškotevc, treated the pupils to a fascinating lecture and hands-on workshop about Inuit life. The pupils listened with great interest, watched an engaging slideshow, tried on real Inuit clothing, and even sampled traditional Inuit bread. After the workshop, they reflected on what surprised and impressed them most about the Inuit: They live in the far north. Teachers carefully record attendance, as children are paid for every hour they spend in school. In the past, they were nomads who moved from place to place. Today, most families live in houses and move only occasionally—usually when they go hunting. When they kill an animal for food, they apologise to it. Since fruit and vegetables don’t grow there, they eat herbivores, as well as lichens and mosses found in the animals’ stomachs. They eat raw meat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They wash their hair once or twice a year using urine. To bathe, they undress outdoors and rub their bodies with snow. Through this experience, the pupils discovered how diverse people’s ways of living and traditions can be—and that every culture has something unique and valuable to teach us. A heartfelt thank-you to Mrs Andreja Rustja Moškotevc for her wonderful gift, inspiring presentation, and unforgettable experience! You can find out more about her work on the Kulturni dan (Cultural Day) website.
8 October 2025
Zoja Secures 3rd Place at the National Championship in Koper  This past weekend, Koper hosted the open national championship in the Optimist class, attracting more than 140 young sailors from across Europe. The races were close and exciting right to the very end. With just a little more wind, Zoja might have even claimed the very top spot, but with her excellent sailing, she achieved a superb 3rd place.
7 October 2025
Success of Our Student Zoja at the Barcolana 57 Regatta  Last weekend, Trieste hosted the traditional Barcolana 57 Regatta , one of the largest and most renowned sailing events in the world. This year’s competition brought together around 1,200 boats across all categories, creating a spectacular scene on the Adriatic. In the Optimist class , which featured more than 150 boats , our student Zoja delivered an exceptional performance and finished second among the girls . We are immensely proud of Zoja for her remarkable achievement. Her dedication, perseverance, and courage at sea are truly inspiring. Congratulations, Zoja!
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