Integration
International schools cater for 'newly-arrived social class of expats'
'It is important to look at how many pupils from working-class backgrounds attend international schools'
International schools with various language sections cater for the needs of middle-class expats and do not push for integration between social classes, according to integration experts.
With an increasing number of foreigners moving to Luxembourg the government has put in place, over the past two years, five public international schools with English, French and German sections.
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