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The right number
Tuition fees, the cost of studying, the CPAS, schools: eight figures about 17 November. Guess them, then challenge your friends.
Please note: this game covers French-speaking education in Belgium (the Wallonia-Brussels Federation), where the student union FEF is mobilising on 17 November. Different rules on tuition, teachers and school buildings apply in Flanders.
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Sources
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- Wallonia-Brussels Federation: circular on progressive tuition fees (March 2026) (in French)
- Elisabeth Degryse: introduction of progressive tuition fees (press release) (in French)
- L'Avenir: €1,194 for 58 % of students (July 2026) (in French)
- Bruxelles Today: new student mobilisation announced on 17 November (in French)
- La DH: what a student really costs and available support (September 2026) (in French)
- BX1: the FEF puts a figure on student living costs (in French)
- ULB, Observatoire de la vie étudiante: social support (2026) (in French)
- Union des Villes et Communes de Wallonie: integration income amounts on 1 September 2026 (in French)
- Bruxelles-J: what does the CPAS do for students? (in French)
- Wallonia-Brussels Federation: circular on the workload of upper secondary teachers (in French)
- L'Avenir: education unions take action on 24 November (in French)
- RTBF: what state are school buildings in, in Wallonia and Brussels? (13 October 2026) (in French)
- Wallonia-Brussels Federation: CLEF-WB survey of school buildings (2021) (in French)
- Wallonia-Brussels Federation: CLEF-WB final report (2022) (in French)
- Elisabeth Degryse: €170 million a year to renovate schools (press release) (in French)
- RTBF: savings in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, Martin Casier's (PS) reaction (in French)