For families

The childcare service voucher scheme (chèque-service accueil – CSA) grants parents reduced rates for non-formal education and childcare services, depending on availability. The amount of the state contribution (CSA amount) and the amount of the parents' financial contribution are calculated on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the parents' income, the number of children in the household, and the number of hours of non-formal education that the child is enrolled for. The CSA amount is paid to the service provider.

The Health and Social Welfare League (Ligue Médico-Sociale) regularly organises checks for infants and young children.

High-quality care for 450 children from 3 months to 4 years of age during parents' working hours in 6 municipal crèches

Extracurricular supervision for school-age children (3–12) in high-quality care and support structures adapted to the needs of children and their families

Overview of the extra-curricular activities for children organised by CAPEL.

In addition to the activities organised by CAPEL, children who attend public primary school in Luxembourg City have access to a wide array of extra-curricular activities.

The City of Luxembourg gives grants to young people who are successfully pursuing full-time post-primary studies.

Ten youth centres and clubs are located throughout the city.

Support and counselling centre for young people at Place Guillaume II

Your child will learn a great deal at school, but it is essential to their academic success that you are actively involved in their education. As a parent, you are best placed to know your child's strengths and weaknesses. Below is a list of external resources that you may find useful.