Sint-Leocollege, Gothic Revival educational institution in Bruges, Belgium
Sint-Leocollege is a Gothic Revival school building in Bruges with multiple playgrounds, a garden, and a gymnasium integrated into its historical structure. The grounds extend between Potterierei, Carmersstraat, and Elisabeth Zorghestraat and contain classrooms for languages, commerce, mathematics, and classical studies.
The school was founded in 1890 as a private boys' school and transitioned to public administration in 1916. It began enrolling female students in 1993 and merged with Hemelsdaele in 2015.
The school displays blue and orange colors with a lion mascot that reflects its educational mission in the medieval setting of Bruges. These symbols shape how students and visitors perceive the institution within the city.
The school sits centrally in Bruges between several streets and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors should explore the courtyards and garden to fully experience the layout of the campus.
The 2015 merger of Sint-Leocollege and Hemelsdaele maintained two separate departments while sharing resources and infrastructure. This arrangement allows primary and secondary students to learn on interconnected grounds.
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