I've been researching online but I think that the ideas of experienced people are more valuable and considerate. The company will pay the school fees but only for French-Dutch local schools. However, we prefer a bilingual (English-French) school if we will be able to afford.
So could you please give me some information and tell the most suitable alternatives of schools?
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As your daughter is still young you could look into the opportunity of sending her to AC Montessori which takes students from 18 months old to 12 years old. Each class has a native French speaker and a native English speaker so your daughter will be exposed to both languages.
For other options check out this list of International schools in Brussels.
Best of Luck with the move.
Shantalie