Authors present a case of glioblastoma of cerebellum in a 11-year old child. Symptoms and signs are those of other tumors of posterior fossa. Diagnosis was made by CT Scan and pathologist. In spite of radiotherapy, he died one year after craniotomy. Only twenty cases of glioblastoma of cerebellum in childhood were described in the literature.
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