“A school born from a merger” you might think. That’s the Athénée Royal Leonardo Da Vinci in Anderlecht. This isn’t just any school. It’s a story of evolution. A tale of two schools merging. It’s the result of the ITCF Chomé Wyns and the AR Bordet joining forces back in 2002.
The Athénée Royal Leonardo Da Vinci offers a wide range of education. It provides general transitional technical and professional qualification training. Students pursuing DASPA programs also find a home here. The school’s growth is remarkable. It started with a primary school in 2014. That expanded into a full-fledged fundamental school in 2015. Another primary school joined in 2017. In 2020 these primary schools became independent. Each now has its own leadership.
The secondary school stands proudly on Rue Chomé-Wyns in Anderlecht. Its location is central to the municipality within the Brussels-Capital Region. The area is known as Cureghem a lively neighborhood with its own distinct character. The school’s two primary schools have their own addresses. One is located on Rue des Goujons. The other on Rue L De Swaef.
The Athénée Royal Leonardo Da Vinci has undergone a transformation. Major renovations are underway. The school is modernizing its programs. It’s also working to improve its image. A new website has been created. The website is multilingual. It provides information about the school’s three sites. This includes the secondary primary and nursery schools. They even have a new visual identity. A logo a graphic charter and updated stationery. It is a testament to the school’s commitment to progress and adaptation. This commitment to improvement extends to every facet of the institution. The Athénée Royal Leonardo Da Vinci isn’t just a school. It’s a living entity. It’s a place where education evolves.
The Athénée Royal Leonardo Da Vinci. More than just bricks and mortar. It’s a legacy. A testament to the power of education. A dynamic institution constantly evolving. It stands as a symbol of the enduring spirit of learning in Brussels.