we (aarre kindergarten) arrived in Brussels today and traveled to Ursula School. The building was once owned by a priest. 

The priest has donated the building to the school.

the school was started 20 years ago. The school is a Catholic school.The school is located in a residential area of

 ​​the Arab population. 98% of the school's pupils are of non-Belgian origin. 65% of the schoolchildren are from Morocco.

 The school was set up to support the French population of the area.

In Brussels, all schools are full and families are seeking school.

 preference is given to teachers' children or children who already have siblings at school.

 However, the investment seeks to take into account the residential area as public transport is chaotic.

the school has 170 students. there are 10 classes: 2.5 to 12 years. There are 4 classes at the day care center

 and 6 at the school side. Officially, the school starts at the age of 5. There are 18 students in each class.

the school was in a calm atmosphere. the pupils respected the adults and there was peace of mind in the classrooms.

The headmaster meets and knows each student and family. He welcomes all students to the outdoor gathering

 in the mornings. the school day always ends with the headmaster's wish for a good end date. In the afternoon,

 the principal is also available to parents if they have any questions. The headmaster will also support the

 teachers and help them as needed. The teacher can send the student to the principal and he or she will talk to him / her.

Tomorrow we'll get to know more about practical work and pedagogy!