European Baccalaureate
The European Baccalaureate
The European Baccalaureate shall be awarded by the Secretary-General of the European Schools on behalf of the Board of Governors at the end of the seventh year of secondary studies at the European School or of the seventh year of European secondary level schooling at a school accredited by the Board of Governors, to pupils who have passed the final examinations, details of which are set out below. It shall certify the completion of secondary studies at the European School or of European schooling provided by a school accredited by the Board of Governors, in the manner determined by the Board of Governors.
More information on the website of the OSGES.
Documentation
- European Baccalaureate Regulations: see the Official Texts
Bac Handbooks
- BAC- Handbook (The European Baccalaureate Handbook) – EN
- BAC – Handbook (Le Manuel du Baccalauréat européen) – FR
- BAC Handbook (Handbuch zum Europäischen Abitur) – DE
Timetables
Further information on SMS – My Files
Proclamation Ceremony
The Baccalaureate proclamation ceremony is held every year at the end of the written and oral examinations.
It is both a formal and festive moment, chaired by the Headmaster of the School, in the presence of the students, their families, the teaching staff and the school management staff. For the students, the Baccalaureate ceremony marks the end of their secondary education and the transition to higher education and to their adult lives as European citizens.
All information concerning the dates and the development of the ceremony will be communicated to the students and their family within June, through the SMS.