PISO starts school year with adaptation and structure

New and returning students dive into the school regulations and SODA program amidst a temporary construction site on the playground and in the gym.

Generic image of a classroom with engaged students in Flanders.
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Generic image of a classroom with engaged students in Flanders.

The Provincial Institute for Secondary Education (PISO) in Tienen has kicked off the school year with an 'immersion' program to bring students, both new and returning, up to speed on school regulations, the SODA program, and bell signals.

For the new students, this meant a significant adjustment, while existing students enjoyed a refreshing update on school rules. Everyone is now fully informed about the procedures and signals used at the school.
The school environment is currently undergoing changes, as the playground and gymnasium have been transformed into a construction site. Despite these temporary circumstances, the PISO team ensures a professional approach and the necessary structure, guaranteeing smooth operations.
With great enthusiasm and creative solutions, the first day of school, September 1st, was successfully navigated. PISO looks forward to a fantastic school year full of new opportunities for all students.
Based on information from the official source: PISO — Provinciaal Instituut voor Secundair Onderwijs Tienen (29/09/2026)