Quality of life is a broad term that encompasses both physical and social health. It implies functional ability, level and quality of social interaction, mental well-being, somatic sensations, and satisfaction with life. Disease affects not only physical symptoms, thus limiting the operation, but there are also present indirect effects such as changes in the working skills, potential isolation, increase dependence on others, bad habits etc. In this research it is used a questionnaire assessing the quality of life of children with epilepsy. The questionnaire is divided into a number of categories ranging from categories on general data, the categories of the subjective evaluation of the quality of health and life and of categories in which physical functioning, emotional functioning, social functioning, the functioning at the school, the symptoms of epilepsy, treatment and communication were estimated. The results show that 29 children tested (97 %) suffers from primary epilepsy, while only one child (3 %) suffered from the secondary. The average age of diagnosis was 11.6 years. The average score that parents rate the quality of life is 7.8/10, while the average score by which the respondents evaluated health is 7.6/10. In 50 % of children there is a sense of fear, sadness and apathy. Also, 50 % of parents think that their children are tense and worried about their illness. Even 70 % of children feel anger because of their situation. There is a large proportion of children who encounter a lack of understanding of the others (56 %). According to the assessment of parents most children have problems in maintaining concentration, even 67 %. Difficulties with thinking/ solving tasks has 60 % of children. Also 60 % of them forget to do some things. Epilepsy greatly affects lives of children, especially in their emotional functioning, school functioning and communication. Less impact is visible on the physical and social functioning.