Useful links

An IAM account is the unique identifier that serves as your username for accessing the French national education system's IT resources. In order to use your IAM account, it must first be activated using an activation code. This code is sent to the user by post. For further information - activation, forgotten password, login assistance.

Compulsory textbooks are free for our secondary school pupils. The application, with personalised and secure access for pupils, allows them to select textbooks which can then be collected from bookshops at no cost.

Teachers, pupils and parents have quick, centralised access to up-to-date timetables via the WebUntis electronic timetable. Accessible on computers and laptops, it can also be consulted at any time on tablets or smartphones thanks to the free Untis Mobile app, providing immediate visibility of any changes to the timetable.

The EIDE Student Portal is a secure online space for secondary school students. It gives them easy access to all their personal information: timetables, lists of classes and teachers, school reports, and option choices when required. Designed to provide simple, centralised access to essential school information, the portal helps to improve the monitoring of each student's progress.

Restopolis is the national school catering service. Thanks to the www.restopolis.lu website, parents can:

• view school canteen menus,
• top up their child(ren)'s account(s) (myCard or Payconiq),
• reserve meals in advance,
• track consumption history.

EIDE is a Luxembourgish public school.
www.men.lu is the official website of the Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth (MENJE).
It brings together all information relating to the Luxembourgish education system, services for pupils and parents, and news from the Ministry.

Our school is an accredited European School, which means that we fully apply the teaching methods, study programmes and educational principles defined by the European Schools system. This framework guarantees harmonised educational continuity at European level and recognised teaching quality. To find out more about how European Schools operate, their programmes and their mission, please visit the official website.