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PRICES

The tariffs for the year 2023-2024 are (prices are per child and per month):

90 EUR
  • for bus for private users (not working for European Institutions)1, 2
35 EUR
  • for children in Maternelle (both bus and Navette)
  • the combination of Bus + Navette is 70 EUR/month
8 EUR
  • single bus ticket
10 EUR
  • replacement of bus card / lost, corrections etc

EU Institutions: Costs of the monthly fee is covered by the School Allowance of your institution. Costs for Nursery (Maternelle) children are covered by their parents. The addition of a navette to the bus cost 35€ paid by the parents. (exp. 81+40N)

EIB/EIF: Staff are asked to consult the European Investment Bank’s My Portal pages for details on how the European School bus costs are calculated for EIB Group staff. These costs will be deducted directly from your salary.

PRIVATE USERS:

  • 1. Private users should pay school transportation each month with direct debit.
  • Bank account: BCEE LU37 0019 1106 1010 8000
  • 2. Deduction of 50% on third and every other child.
  • 3. The addition of a navette cost +35€/month (exp. 81+40N)

If you are unsure whether you are entitled to reimbursement or not, please contact your HR department! If your employer rejects the payment, the costs of the transport will be charged to you directly at the price of a private user.

How our price is calculated: we calculate our price based on the Commission's document C(2013) 8971. It states: "2. Where a special school transport service is organised for a European School by its parents' association, the cost per pupil of transport to be reimbursed pursuant to Article 3(b) shall be deemed to be the sum of the actual cost charged to the association by transport undertakings, the cost of any staff employed by the association and the association's administrative expenses, in connection with the provision of the transport service, and an allowance, where the association considers this necessary, of up to 2% for contingencies, divided by the number of persons using the service."