Sint-Leocollege (Brugge)

Sint-Leocollege, established in 1890 in Bruges, Belgium, began as a private boys' school before becoming a public institution in 1916. Initially a modern secondary school focusing on languages, commerce, and mathematics, it later expanded to include classical studies. The school merged with Hemelsdaele in 2015 to form Sint-Leo Hemelsdaele, continuing to serve both secondary and primary education. Notable alumni include writer Pieter Aspe and politician Dirk De fauw, making it a significant educational institution in the region.