Application / enrollment fees
- The school requires a contribution for enrollment and attendance described as a "contributo accessorio" to cover running costs; the school uses an incremental-tuition policy (retta incrementale).
- No public, itemised application or one-off registration fee amount (e.g., a fixed "registration" euro amount) is published in the school's publicly available fee information or in the school's document archive.
Tuition fees (by year group / per term)
- The school's public pages and published school documents do not contain a published table of tuition fee amounts broken down by year group or by term for the 2026/27 or the 2025/26 academic years. Families are informed that attendance at the paritary school requires payment of a contributo accessorio; fees follow an incremental policy rather than a single published tariff table.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- No publicly published schedule of billing dates, instalment schedules, or standard payment deadlines for tuition (for example: number of instalments, per-term due dates, or penalty amounts for late payment) is available in the school's public materials. The school administration states that it is available to provide the full economic profile to families.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding or convitto is not listed among the services or offerings of the Scuola Internazionale di Pavia; the school operates as a day school with on-site services (mensa, navetta, uniform shop) rather than a boarding programme. Therefore there are no published boarding fees.
Other costs and fees
- School uniform: Wearing the school uniform is mandatory from first primary through fifth liceo; uniforms are available for purchase via the school's official uniform shop (linked by the school) or directly through the school reception. No retail prices for uniform items are published on the school's public pages.
- School meals (mensa): The school operates a paid catering service supplied by a certified provider. The school indicates that meal arrangements and dietary requirements are managed through the school and that pricing information is provided on request; no public per-meal or per-term prices are published.
- Shuttle service (servizio navetta): A morning and afternoon shuttle is offered on urban and extra-urban routes. The school indicates that route and tariff information is available on request; no publicly posted tariff table for the shuttle is available.
- Administrative items recorded in the school's financial dossier: the school's publicly available financial report includes examples of recorded administrative charges (for example: a secretarial/cashier charge listed as DIRITTI DI SEGRETERIA EUR 62.40 and an item shown as IMPOSTA DI BOLLO EUR 65.00 in a transaction record). These entries appear in the school accounting documents but do not constitute a published, complete fee schedule.
- Additional items commonly charged by schools (not published here as amounts): examination fees for Cambridge/IGCSE/AS & A Levels, optional insurance/injury policies at convened rates, fees for extracurricular courses or private lessons, costs for educational trips and extracurricular activities. The school's public pages confirm these categories of services exist but do not include fixed public prices for them.
Refund information
- No public, itemised refund or cancellation policy (for example a graduated refund schedule based on withdrawal date) is published in the school's publicly available fee information or the school regulations for the 2025/26 materials. No specific refund amounts or formal refund timetable are publicly posted.
Fee payment options
- The school's public pages and published documents do not list explicit standard payment methods (for example: bank transfer details, PagoPA, online credit-card payment, or monthly direct-debit options) as a publicly available list. The school's administrative office is identified as the contact point for the economic profile and practical payment arrangements. The school's financial report does show recorded payments processed in Euro and examples of cashier receipts in its accounting records.
Other notes for parents (factual operational points)
- Tax and regional support: expenses for attendance at a paritary school are eligible for tax deduction under Italian law reference (Legge 107/2015, art. 1 comma 151) as indicated by the school; the Regione Lombardia Buono Scuola programme is referenced as an available regional contribution for families based on ISEE criteria. The school also offers sibling discounts and may participate in employer welfare/flexible benefit schemes.
Brief summary of available published information and gaps found
- The school publishes policy descriptions (existence of a contributo accessorio, retta incrementale, available agevolazioni, mandatory uniform, mensa and shuttle services) and publishes regulatory and financial documents, but it does not publish a public, itemised fee schedule (application fee amount, tuition-by-year figures, per-term instalment dates, boarding fees) for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) in its public pages and document archive. Examples of administrative charges are visible in the school's financial dossier but they do not replace an official fee table. Families seeking precise euro amounts, instalment dates, refund conditions or accepted payment methods need to request the school's economic profile directly from the school administration.
