The Bal du Bac Committee are delighted to welcome you to this year's Bal du Bac. For students, this will be a wonderful occasion to celebrate the end of your time at EEB3 with your fellow students, teachers and family members. For parents, it also marks a special milestone in your child's life. We hope you will enjoy the evening and that it will be a wonderful night for all!

In order to help us with the smooth running of the event, please read the following information before proceeding to buy your tickets.

Before you can purchase your ticket, you’ll need to review the Rules & Guidelines for the Bal du Bac, linked below on this page. These must be read and accepted by the Participant - or by a Parent/Guardian if the Participant is under 18 - before proceeding to checkout.

You will be required to show your booking confirmation and your ticket at the door. If you are unable to do so, you may be denied entry to the event. All guests (with the exception of Family Ticket holders) must be over the age of 16 years old.

Tickets will come in the form of colour-coded bracelets, which will be distributed to students at school after ticket sales have closed and all orders have been processed. The Bal du Bac Committee will communicate the distribution date once ticket sales have closed in early May.

Family Tickets
For reasons of capacity at the venue, the number of Family Tickets is restricted to 8 guests per S7 Student.

VIP Ticket holders (S7/Teacher)
When booking your ticket please ensure that you select your preferred choice of menu: Meat, Vegan or Vegetarian. If you have special dietary requirements (e.g. specific food intolerances or allergies), please communicate these to the Bal du Bac Committee using the email below.

Plus One Ticket holders must be over 16 years old and will be asked to show ID upon entry with their ticket and booking confirmation.

Are you an S7 student or parent interested in helping to organise the Bal du Bac? Here is some guidance from the 2024 Bal du Bac Committee, including how the event is typically organised, what worked well for the organisers, and what didn’t go so well: