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

12 November 2025
S6E & S7E Shakespeare Performances As part of their study of Othello (S6E) and The Tempest (S7E), students from these two classes performed shortened versions of the plays that they had cut, cast, staged, costumed, and directed themselves. Their performances showcased both their understanding of the plays’ themes and their impressive creativity and teamwork !
12 November 2025
S5 and S6 in Celje On Thursday, 6 November 2025, students from S5 and S6 of both language sections went on a full-day interdisciplinary excursion to Celje. The day combined elements of natural science and history. In the morning, they visited the Tehnopark Science and Entertainment Centre, where they explored topics in science, technology, and the natural world through interactive research stations. During a guided workshop, they even made their own soap, which they were able to take home as a souvenir. In the afternoon, the students visited the Museum of Recent History Celje, where they took part in guided tours of two exhibitions. The first introduced them to everyday life in Celje during the 20th century and included a walk down Craftsmen’s Street. The second exhibition, organised to mark the 80th anniversary of the Second World War, told the story of Celje and the wider Styria region in 1945. During their lunch break, students had the opportunity to explore Celje’s old town independently. Many discovered that the city offers a wealth of other sights and experiences—making it a place well worth visiting again.
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