In collaboration with Filter Café Filtré and Citytools, we are working on several school streets and districts in Brussels. In September 2023, we're celebrating the opening of two new school streets: Rue des Riches-Claires and Rue de Flandre.
By introducing school streets, the City of Brussels aims to discourage car traffic on these streets and limit through-traffic as much as possible. Since 2020, we have been supporting the City of Brussels in the creation of a network of car-free school zones in Brussels. These create - literally and figuratively - more breathing space for Brussels' schoolchildren. Here, the team from AWB, Citytools and Filter Café Filtré continues to provide local support for the school streets.
After a test phase in 2020-2021, during which we experimented with different forms of car-free school environments, we have already celebrated several openings of permanent Brussels school districts and streets. Among others, Rue de l'Aurore, Rue du Marais/Rue du Canon, the Tivoli district and the Triangle district have already been transformed into car-free school environments.
Last week, on September 11, a cheerful morning gymnastics session and breakfast marked the opening of a new school street in Rijkeklarenstraat. On September 20, it will be the turn of the new Rue de Flandre / Rue de la Clé school street.
The inauguration in the Rue de Flandre is free to visit.
Location: At the entrance of Maria Boodschap school, Rue de Flandre 155, 1000 Brussels
Program:
8:00h Breakfast
8:30h Morning exercise with Adnane
8:45u Official inauguration of the School Street
12:00h Cirq theatre
More info about School Streets