For schools
You have been working so hard. Let parents see it.
We would like this site to be a place where a school can sound like itself: proud without shouting, specific without a brochure glaze.
Parents are not looking for a slogan. They are looking for evidence that their child will be known. The best school stories are small and true: how you handle the first week, what you do when a teenager is lonely in October, why your playground looks the way it does.
What we can offer
- A portrait written in the same warm register as the rest of the guide — not a listing, a piece of writing.
- English plus the language families actually use at your school gate.
- Room for the work behind the work: teacher development, inclusion, arts, sport, the quiet pastoral care that never makes a prospectus cover.
What we will not do
We will not sell a number-one badge. We will not bury neighbouring schools to make one shine. If that is the kind of spotlight you need, we are the wrong magazine, and that is all right.
If you recognise yourselves in this, write to us athello@europeanschoolguide.comwith a few sentences about what you are proud of this year. We read them like parents, because that is the only useful way to read them.