Prince Gabriel, Prince Emmanuel & Princess Eléonore: News & Events, Oct. 2019 -


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He's dyslexic. That doesn't stand in the way of a degree.

This is just as good a school as any. Benefit of this kind of military institution is that it combines the physical requirements and the military formation with a normal academic bachelor. A tough study to choose, but you end up with several benefits.

It could also make sense as a prep year for the RMA in Brussels. Gabriel took en extra year of maths & sciences in Britain after highschool to prepare.
 
While I am sure students at this school receive a good education, unlike the School Elisabeth and Gabriel attend(ed), this school does not provide university education but a 'hogeschool'/higher professional education which has lower entrance requirements. So, he won't be able to receive an academic Bachelor but he will be able to receive a professional Bachelor if he completes 4 years of training.
 
Prince Emmanuel never went to his Sisters and Brother Schools. He will never go into the Royal Military Academy. He will be fine at the NCO Schools. He shows to our Country that RMA is not for everybody, and that his Choice is what he wants.

This has nothing to do with the Prince , but a lot of Belgians are going into our RMA for its Uniform. Wearing it at ther Wedding day , is top class ........
 
Prince Emmanuel never went to his Sisters and Brother Schools. He will never go into the Royal Military Academy. He will be fine at the NCO Schools. He shows to our Country that RMA is not for everybody, and that his Choice is what he wants.
Nonsense. He went to Sint-Jan Berchmans (like all his siblings) and now he's at the International School of Brussels, like Eléonore and Gabriel.
 
Prince Emmanuel went from 2012 to 2020 to a Dutch special scholarised School called Eureka at Kessel Loo.
Yes now he is at the international School of Brussels.
 
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While I am sure students at this school receive a good education, unlike the School Elisabeth and Gabriel attend(ed), this school does not provide university education but a 'hogeschool'/higher professional education which has lower entrance requirements. So, he won't be able to receive an academic Bachelor but he will be able to receive a professional Bachelor if he completes 4 years of training.
And that is just fine. A country needs people with a vocational and proffessional education. The country would be at a standstill if everyone only got a university degree/job.
So, well done for Emmanuel for choosing a line of education that suits him.
 
:previous: I fully agree. It's much better to pick the right school for you than to try to meet outside expectations. However, the claim that was made was that he was going to a school that would also lead to an academic bachelor - which isn't true.
 
The birthday portraits for Princess Eléonore's 16th birthday.
What a beauty!
 
The birthday portraits for Princess Eléonore's 16th birthday.
What a beauty!
hope her parents made time for her considering the state visit
 
The International School of Brussels had their graduation yesterday but I currently have not seen any photos of Emmanuel if he attended.

Congratulations Emmanuel!
 
I believe the school is located very close to the beautiful Forêt de Soignes (Sonian forest?) on the opposite end of Brussels vs. Laeken. The Dukes of Brabant and later of Burgundy and the Habsburgs would use the forest for hunting.

Congratulations to the prince and good luck to his (under officer) studies the next year.
 
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Yes indeed ,well done to Prince Gabriel on his graduation!
 
It is Prince Emmanuel who will follow next year as wrote Marengo his (under officiers) studies.
Prince Gabriel is in its second year at the ERM (Ecole Royale Militaire) where he follows an university and military training.
 
Congratulations to Prince Emmanuel!
If I'm not mistaken, the Palace hasn't officially communicated about his future plans yet, but the Instagram page that shared the info about him joining a NCO school is generally well-informed, so it's probably true
 
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