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

22 April 2025
English and Slovene Sections – Years 1 and 2: School in Nature at Debeli Rtič 🌊🍩 This week, our Year 1 and Year 2 pupils enjoyed a wonderful adventure as part of our School in Nature programme at Debeli Rtič! 🌞 We rolled up our sleeves and learned how to make miške – a delicious traditional Slovene treat – and they were a huge hit! 👩‍🍳👨‍🍳 We spent lots of time playing outdoors and exploring the coast, making the most of the fresh air and seaside surroundings. 🌳🏖️ But what we loved most was spending time together, learning new things, and creating beautiful memories.
18 April 2025
Miss Laura and Mateja visited the Centre for European Schooling in Dunshaughlin, Ireland, in February as part of the Erasmus project, where they were invited to observe lessons and gain insight into how the school runs its daily life and routines. The visit provided them with a valuable opportunity to understand different teaching approaches and compare them with practices in Slovenia. They also took part in the course "European School for All Children", where they presented their school and country, and connected with teachers from across Europe. The exchange of experiences, ideas, and good practices was both inspiring and enriching. During their stay, they had the chance to explore Irish culture, visit Dublin, and experience the warmth and openness of the local people. A key focus of the course was the UDL (Universal Design for Learning) approach, which promotes inclusive teaching by adapting lessons to different learning styles, interests, and abilities. UDL aims to create a learning environment where every child can succeed. The entire experience was truly rewarding for both teachers and will positively influence their future work in the classroom.
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