FAQs

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Yes. Our school is proud to maintain a vibrant, friendly, cosmopolitan setting. We celebrate diversity, and 60 nationalities are represented in our student body. 

Currently, international students make up 50% of our learning community, and the remaining 50% are either Italian students who live locally or Italian students with an international background. 

As with all Inspired schools, we remain anchored in our community and aim to contribute positively to those in our internal and external environment.

Yes, we have two university counsellors who guide our students through the university application process and help them secure places at prestigious institutions worldwide. Our students have exclusive discounted access to The Classroom Door and Arete - two services that offer academic tuition, additional application support and international university entrance exam preparation. We also host university fairs, application workshops, and presentations during the school year. You can find further information by clicking the link below.

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Our school benefits from access to global educational practices, world-class school facilities, learner interaction with fellow Inspired students, and the expertise of our renowned education experts - each of whom supports the Group’s ever-evolving methodology.

Yes. The lunch fee is a separate item on the fee schedule, but it is compulsory. Students cannot consume food from home. We can accommodate special diets; however, please inform the school if your child has an allergy or intolerance.

EARLY YEARS

The school day begins at 08:40 and ends at 15:10. Early Years students can access classrooms via a special entrance between 08:25 and 08:45.
Students can be collected from the classroom between 15:10 and 15:20.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (GRADES 2-6)

The school day begins at 8:30 and ends at 15:25. Students will be accepted into classrooms from 8:20 onwards and should be in class by 8:30 when registration starts.
Elementary students can be collected between 15:25 and 15:35.

SECONDARY SCHOOL

The school day begins at 8:30 and ends at 15:30. The school is open from 8:00 onwards, and all students must be in class by 8:30. Students are permitted to leave school after 15:30.

Alongside the extensive curriculum programme, we also offer a variety of lunchtime and after-school activities as optional extras, allowing children of different ages to explore a broad range of interests.

Some clubs are operated by our staff and others by external agencies.

All activities conclude by 17.00.

Yes, we provide a Shuttle Bus service and a Door-to-Door Bus service. You can find more information by clicking the link below.

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Our school has a compulsory school uniform for students up to G9. Uniform items are comfortable and practical to wear.

High school students do not have a uniform; however, they do have a kit for Physical Education lessons. We expect senior students to respect the school's dress code.

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Yes, students must be at least 14 years old to live in the Boarding House. You can find further information here.

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Yes, the Parents Advisory Board (PAB) is very committed and active. Our PAB has several committees that help organise events. The PAB elects several representatives to work alongside staff and other parents across various year groups and sections of the school.

We are a full IB school. We offer the IB Primary Years Programme, the Middle Years Programme and the IB Diploma.

We are not a “Scuola Paritaria”; however, we offer a preparation programme for Italian students with language fluency that allows them to sit the Quinta Elementare and Terza Media exams (Italian school examinations). Exam entrance costs are included in tuition fees. The Italian government fully recognises the IB Diploma, and many students transfer from the Italian education system to the IB programmes.

To determine the appropriate grade of entry for new students, children are classified into groups depending on their age. The birthday cut-off dates are from 1st September - 31st August. This class placement system is used by British and US schools. See the table below for clarification.

It is in students' best interests to follow this policy as it ensures children are placed in a class that enhances their academic and social development. Adhering to our grade placement system also ensures children gain the social-emotional benefits of being in a homogeneous, age-appropriate group.

Moreover, our educational programme is far more advanced than other national curriculum systems and offers in-depth coverage of subjects; therefore, a student placed a year ahead may face a significant academic disadvantage. Parents should also be aware that many universities only accept students aged 18 and above.