Our school runs from K to grade 8, and when our children decide they want to go to a French school, we encourage them to get their education wherever they choose.

A. whereas the purpose of the Schools is to educate together children of the staff of the European Communities; whereas besides the children covered by the Agreements provided for in Articles 28 and 29 of the Statute of the European Schools, other children may attend the Schools within the limits set by the Board of Governors; whereas the recruitment and retention of suitably qualified officials is necessary for the smooth functioning of the European institutions, and whereas the provision of mother-tongue education for the children of such officials, the recognition of the equal value of academic years successfully completed in the M ...[+++]ember States and at the European Schools, and the European Baccalaureate, all contribute to this,

A. whereas the purpose of the Schools is to educate together children of the staff of the European Communities; whereas besides the children covered by the Agreements provided for in Articles 28 and 29 of the Statute of the European Schools, other children may attend the Schools within the limits set by the Board of Governors; whereas the recruitment and retention of suitably qualified officials is necessary for the smooth functioning of the European institutions, and whereas the provision of mother-tongue education for the children of such officials, the recognition of the equal value of academic years successfully completed in the Me ...[+++]mber States and at the European Schools, and the European Baccalaureate, all contribute to this,

A. whereas the purpose of the Schools is to educate together children of the staff of the European Communities; whereas besides the children covered by the Agreements provided for in Articles 28 and 29 of the Statute of the European Schools, other children may attend the Schools within the limits set by the Board of Governors; whereas the recruitment and retention of suitably qualified officials is necessary for the smooth functioning of the European institutions, and whereas the provision of mother-tongue education for the children of such officials, the recognition of the equal value of academic years successfully completed in the M ...[+++]ember States and at the European Schools, and the European Baccalaureate, all contribute to this,

Out of the 110,000 to 120,000 kindergarten to grade 12 students who are resident on-reserve, most go to a high school where they are bused, or otherwise go to a high school that is not on the reserve.

The Canadian Charter permits the use of the mother tongue as a criterion for access to schooling in a minority language in Quebec; however, anglophones there are refused schooling in English even if their mother tongue is English because of Bill 101.