Compare Catholic International Schools in Rome, Italy

Instructs in French, English, Italian

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees €5,870 - 13,850

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Institut Saint-Dominique (ISD Rome) is a private international school in Rome, part of the Odyssey Education group. It is affiliated with France through AEFE and accredited by the French Ministry of Education; boarding is available. The school serves students from ages 1 to 18. Primary education is bilingual, while secondary study offers the French Baccalaureate or the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. In the IB section, instruction is in English and most courses are taught in English, with other languages offered at advanced levels and small class sizes. The Diploma Programme includes Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, and Creativity, Activity, Service, and features a five-week IB immersion in Rome for students in Grade 9–11. The 6-hectare campus hosts two libraries, a science laboratory, a theatre/performance hall, a music room, and a visual arts room, plus sports facilities, on-site dining, and a nurse. ISD Rome emphasizes Dominican values, multilingual education, and pathways to universities worldwide.

Location

Rome, Lazio, Italy. The campus is at Via Igino Lega 5, 00189 Rome, about 30 minutes from the historic center.

Stages

Preschool from 18 months; Elementary from 6 to 11; Middle school from 11 to 15; High school from 15 to 18; The High school offers the International Baccalaureate.

Type

Private international school in Rome; boarding is available; part of the Odyssey Education group; accredited by the French Ministry of Education and AEFE partner.

Additional learning support

Dedicated support staff includes a pedagogical advisor; specialized teachers (FLE); a school nurse and a psychologist for students with special needs; and a classroom assistant.

Country affiliation

Affiliated with France through AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad).

Religious affiliation

Catholic affiliation; rooted in the Dominican tradition and provides religious instruction.

School day structure

After-school and study options are available: Garderie from 15:30 to 18:00 for preschool; 15:30 to 18:00 for elementary; 16:30 to 18:00 for middle school and high school, with registration per period or year.

Bus service

Two bus lines operate in Rome with a possible third; registration is annual and covers the full school calendar; younger students are escorted to their classes on arrival; multiple tariff options; AEFE scholarships can cover transport for French residents in Italy.

Frais d'inscription

- Nouvelle inscription (Droit de Première Inscription) : EUR 1,750.00. Early‑payment reduction on the first‑registration fee if paid before the early deadline: EUR 1,225.00.
- Réinscription (Droit Annuel d'Inscription) : EUR 750.00. Early‑payment reduction on the re‑registration fee if paid before the early deadline: EUR 525.00.

Frais de scolarité — montants annuels par cycle / parcours (2025–2026)

- Pré‑maternelle (TPS) : EUR 6,050.00 par an.
- Maternelle : EUR 7,450.00 par an.
- Élémentaire : EUR 7,800.00 par an.
- Collège (parcours régulier) : EUR 8,600.00 par an.
- Collège (parcours Cambridge) : EUR 9,900.00 par an.
- PRE‑IB / Grade 9 : EUR 9,900.00 par an.
- Lycée (2nde – 1ère – Terminale, régulier et ESABAC) : EUR 9,700.00 par an.
- PRE‑IB / Grade 10 : EUR 16,100.00 par an.
- IB DP (Grade 11–12) : EUR 16,100.00 par an.

Frais de restauration (cantine) — annuels

- TPS & Maternelle : EUR 1,100.00 par an.
- Élémentaire / Collège / Lycée : EUR 1,650.00 par an.

Frais d'examens (le cas échéant)

- Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) – Classe de 3ème : EUR 60.00.
- Épreuves anticipées du Baccalauréat (EAB) – Classe de 1ère : EUR 130.00.
- Baccalauréat – Classe de Terminale : EUR 300.00.
- Frais d'examen Grade 12 (IB/équivalents) : EUR 750.00.

Internat — formules et frais annuels (internat, pension et services)

- Formule 5 jours, chambre double : EUR 21,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 22,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 21,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 28,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12).
- Formule 5 jours, chambre simple : EUR 23,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 24,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 23,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 30,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12).
- Formule 7 jours, chambre double : EUR 25,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 26,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 25,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 32,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12).
- Formule 7 jours, chambre simple : EUR 27,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 28,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 27,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 34,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12).
- Dépôt de garantie et caisse pour dépenses imprévues (obligatoire la première année) : EUR 500.00 + EUR 500.00 (montants indiqués pour les formules). Accueil dimanche soir (supplément annuel) : EUR 1,000.00.

Autres coûts / services facultatifs (annuels)

- Transport scolaire (service annuel) : EUR 2,950.00.
- Garderie maternelle / Étude élémentaire : EUR 600.00.
- Activités extrascolaires : catalogue et tarifs publiés en début d'année (frais variables).
- Fournitures scolaires : incluses pour l'ensemble du primaire dans les frais annuels de scolarité.
- Tenue scolaire / uniformes : la tenue scolaire est à la charge de la famille; aucun montant forfaitaire uniforme imprimé dans la grille tarifaire annuelle.

Modalités de facturation, échéances et conditions de paiement

- Facturation : la facture annuelle regroupe les frais annuels de scolarité et de cantine ainsi que les taxes d'examen et les dépenses pédagogiques listées. En cas de départ en cours d'année, la tranche annuelle des frais de scolarité et le transport scolaire restent dus pour le trimestre de référence ; la cantine est calculée au prorata des mois utilisés.
- Options de paiement disponibles durant l'année scolaire (trois modalités) :
- Paiement annuel intégral, effectué au plus tard avant la rentrée (paiement annuel exigé par virement bancaire pour la modalité annuelle).
- Paiement trimestriel en trois versements : paiements répartis en 40% / 30% / 30% de la tranche annuelle restante (après déduction des sommes payées à l'inscription), avec échéances en septembre, décembre et mars. Les pourcentages et échéances sont appliqués sur la facture annuelle.
- Paiement mensuel en 9 versements : échéances mensuelles de septembre à mai (après déduction des sommes payées lors de l'inscription).
- Modalité par défaut : si la famille ne précise pas la modalité et la fréquence choisies, le paiement est effectué trimestriellement par prélèvement bancaire SEPA. Les paiements par chèque et en espèces ne sont pas acceptés.

Exemples de répartition (calculs basés sur la tranche annuelle et la répartition 40% / 30% / 30%)

- Pré‑maternelle (EUR 6,050.00) : versements trimestriels (40% / 30% / 30%) = EUR 2,420.00 ; EUR 1,815.00 ; EUR 1,815.00. Paiement mensuel (9 mois) = EUR 672.22 par mois.
- Maternelle (EUR 7,450.00) : trimestriels = EUR 2,980.00 ; EUR 2,235.00 ; EUR 2,235.00. Mensuel = EUR 827.78.
- Élémentaire (EUR 7,800.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,120.00 ; EUR 2,340.00 ; EUR 2,340.00. Mensuel = EUR 866.67.
- Collège parcours régulier (EUR 8,600.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,440.00 ; EUR 2,580.00 ; EUR 2,580.00. Mensuel = EUR 955.56.
- Collège Cambridge / PRE‑IB Grade 9 (EUR 9,900.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,960.00 ; EUR 2,970.00 ; EUR 2,970.00. Mensuel = EUR 1,100.00.
- Lycée (2nde–Terminale, EUR 9,700.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,880.00 ; EUR 2,910.00 ; EUR 2,910.00. Mensuel = EUR 1,077.78.
- PRE‑IB / IB DP (EUR 16,100.00) : trimestriels = EUR 6,440.00 ; EUR 4,830.00 ; EUR 4,830.00. Mensuel = EUR 1,788.89.

(Note : les montants trimestriels et mensuels ci‑dessus sont des calculs effectués à partir de la tranche annuelle et de la répartition des échéances indiquée pour la modalité trimestrielle et mensuelle; la première somme due peut être ajustée après déduction des paiements effectués lors de l'inscription.)

Remboursements et annulations

- Les frais d'ouverture de dossier et les frais de première inscription ne sont pas remboursables en cas d'annulation ou de renoncement. En cas de départ anticipé en cours d'année, la tranche annuelle des frais de scolarité et le transport scolaire restent dus pour le trimestre de référence ; la cantine est calculée au prorata des mois de fréquentation. Des pénalités et intérêts de retard peuvent être appliqués en cas de défaut de paiement.

Modes de paiement acceptés

- Virement bancaire (le paiement annuel est indiqué comme payable exclusivement par virement bancaire pour l'option annuelle).
- Prélèvement bancaire SEPA (prélèvement direct). Si aucune modalité de paiement n'est choisie, la facturation est réglée par prélèvement SEPA trimestriel par défaut.
- Les paiements par chèque et en espèces ne sont pas acceptés.

Remises et réductions

- Réduction pour paiement annuel anticipé : tarif réduit (pourcentage variable selon l'année / échéance indiquée dans la grille tarifaire ; seuils et dates limites précisés dans la grille). Pour 2025–2026, une réduction pour paiement annuel anticipé est indiquée.
- Réduction fratrie : réduction de 10% sur la tranche annuelle des frais de scolarité à partir du 2ᵉ enfant inscrit.

(La présente synthèse reprend les montants et modalités applicables pour l'année scolaire 2025–2026 ; les montants annuels, les frais d'internat et les options facultatives sont indiqués ci‑dessus conformément à la grille tarifaire et au règlement financier de l'établissement.)

Boarding Arrangements

Two boarding options: 5 days a week and 7 days a week. The 5 days a week option allows students to stay Sunday evening to Friday after classes, then return home for weekends. The 7 days a week option allows students to stay on campus throughout the week, including weekends, returning home only during school holidays. Single or double rooms with private bathrooms and toilets. Mandatory evening study time in a dedicated room. Areas dedicated to boarders include a common room with a relaxation area and television, a fitness room and a table tennis room. Recreational and cultural outings are organized on weekends. The boarding school accepts students from 6ème (Garde 6) to Terminale (Grade 12). The IB and French programmes are offered with trilingual teaching at the school (French, English, Italian).

Food Options

Meals are cooked on site through an internal school meals service in partnership with Vivenda. Menus are adapted to the nutritional needs of pupils, with high-quality, varied products and guidance to follow a full menu. Food allergies or intolerances are managed with an individualized plan (Projet d'Accueil Individualisé – PAI).

Governance and Ownership

Part of the Odyssey Education group; accredited by the French Ministry of Education and recognised as a partner of AEFE.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school fosters a climate of benevolence and equity with relationships based on listening and mutual respect, building a climate of fraternity. Personal well-being and growth are central to the school's projects, with individualized support, progress tracking, and a focus on students' well-being and development through extracurricular activities and positive disciplines. An atmosphere of listening, cooperation, and solidarity guides interactions, and families are fully involved in school life.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

An inclusive approach is supported by a Health Pole with a nurse and a school psychologist who work with the teaching team to provide personalized follow-up and in-class sessions on health and psychology. The Health Pole is a place of reception, listening, guidance and first aid under the supervision of a school nurse. The nurse is bound by professional confidentiality. A speech therapist is available to conduct speech and language assessments and therapy. The psychologist and speech therapist collaborate with the educational staff to support students with special needs and to facilitate their school integration, with family involvement.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Within the framework of the French national education program, Odyssey schools deliver academic instruction in French and English, taught from early years by native-speaking teachers in an intercultural and multilingual approach. In addition, instruction in the language of the host country is provided to foster cultural openness and to enable students to return to the local curriculum. Learners can express themselves fluently in three languages and possess key skills for meeting the challenges of the 21st century.

Mental Wellbeing

Psychological support is available to provide listening and support to help individuals reflect and progress. An on-site wellbeing space offers individual, family, or staff sessions with the school psychologist. Consultations can be scheduled by appointment to address mental health and well-being needs.

Safeguarding

The health pole manages care and emergencies, including first aid and child protection. The nurse operates under professional confidentiality and coordinates with teachers and families to ensure safe care. The school collaborates with the psychologist and other specialists to follow students with health or developmental needs and to safeguard their wellbeing.

View Full Profile

Istituto Marymount Roma - Nomentana 355

Instructs in English, Italian

Ages 3 - 19 years

Fees €8,000 - 9,600

Pupils 700

Type Co-educational

Istituto Marymount Roma offers a bilingual educational journey for students aged 3 to 19, rooted in the values of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary. Operating from its historic campus on Via Nomentana, the school integrates the Italian national curriculum with the Cambridge International pathway. Students benefit from native English-speaking instructors across all levels, working toward certifications such as IGCSEs and A-Levels. The high school division, located nearby on Via Livorno, provides specialized tracks in Classical and Scientific studies, including Double Diploma options. A standout feature is the school's active participation in the Global Network of RSHM Schools. This connection allows students to join the annual "Festival delle Arti," an international tradition where pupils from London, Paris, and Rome collaborate in professional workshops spanning acting, dance, and music. This initiative fosters cross-cultural friendships and artistic growth, making the school a vibrant hub for students seeking a local education with a broad international outlook.

Location

Rome, Italy. The Infanzia, Primaria and Secondaria di I Grado campus is at Via Nomentana 355, 00162 Roma. The Liceo Classico and Liceo Scientifico campus is at Via Livorno 91, 00162 Roma. Both campuses are in the 00162 area of Rome, serving students aged 3 to 19.

Stages

Infanzia (ages 3–5), Primaria (ages 6–10), Secondary I Grado (ages 11–13); Liceo Classico and Liceo Scientifico (ages 14–19).

Type

Catholic, parity (state-recognized) bilingual school for ages 3 to 19

Country affiliation

Italy

Religious affiliation

Catholic (Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary)

Application fees

- EUR 1,800.00 — New registration (Nuova iscrizione).
- EUR 650.00 — Re-registration (Re iscrizione).
- EUR 650.00 — New registration for a third child when siblings already attend.
- Registration and re-registration fees are non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (annual and per-term by school level)

- Infanzia (Preschool / Kindergarten)
- Annual tuition: EUR 8,000.00.
- Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,000.00.
- Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 7,840.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026).

- Primaria (Primary)
- Annual tuition: EUR 8,540.00.
- Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,270.00.
- Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 8,369.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026).

- Secondaria I Grado (Lower Secondary / Middle School)
- Annual tuition: EUR 8,750.00.
- Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,375.00.
- Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 8,575.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026).

- Secondaria II Grado (Upper Secondary / High School — Classical and Scientific bilingual liceo)
- Annual tuition: EUR 9,600.00.
- Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,800.00.
- Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 9,408.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Installment deadlines for tuition and meal charges:
- 1st installment: 01 September 2026.
- 2nd installment: 01 February 2027.
- A 15% discount is applied to the tuition for the third child in the same family (as indicated by the school).
- Payments must be made via traceable methods (bank transfer, credit card, or Bancomat). The school provides bank details for transfers: Banca Popolare di Sondrio, Agenzia 8 — Viale Somalia 255, Roma; IBAN: IT91L0569603208000006210X44, account name: Fondazione Istituto Marymount.

Boarding

- Boarding is not provided; there are no boarding fees charged by the institute.

Other costs and compulsory items

- School uniform: All students must wear the school uniform; uniforms are available for purchase online (provider indicated by the school).
- School meals (annual charges):
- Infanzia (includes morning and afternoon snacks): EUR 1,650.00 per year.
- Primaria: EUR 1,600.00 per year.
- Secondaria I Grado: EUR 1,600.00 per year.
- Secondaria II Grado: meal service provided upon purchase of a carnet (prepaid vouchers).
- Meal charges are annual; meal fees may not be refundable when non‑use is not caused by the school.
- Textbooks: charged on invoice for Infanzia, Primaria and Secondaria I Grado.
- Didactic project materials: charged on invoice for Infanzia and Primaria.
- Language certification fees: charged on invoice for Primaria (from class III) and Secondaria I Grado.
- Advance deposits for educational outings: charged on invoice for Infanzia, Primaria and both secondary levels.
- L2 Italian course: available for secondary students (charged as applicable).

Refund information

- Registration and re‑registration fees are non‑refundable.
- Meal fees and other service charges are not refundable in cases of non‑use when the reason for non‑use is not attributable to the school.

Fee payment options

- Accepted payment methods: bank transfer, credit card, Bancomat (all payments must be traceable).
- Bank transfer details (for payments): Banca Popolare di Sondrio — Agenzia 8, Viale Somalia 255, Roma; IBAN: IT91L0569603208000006210X44; Intestato a: Fondazione Istituto Marymount.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are mandatory for all students and are not purchased at the school but from a specialized shop located at Via delle Tre Madonne 3, Parioli (Rome), or online at divisescolastiche.com by selecting the 'Istituto Marymount' section. For information call +39 06 8070703, +39 347 6223690, or email info@divisescolastiche.com.

Food Options

Mensa: Meals are prepared daily in the school's own kitchens and served in dedicated dining areas. The menus are balanced, seasonal and supervised by dietitians and nutritionists, in line with guidelines for healthy eating for growing children. Fresh, organic ingredients are prioritized and, when possible, locally sourced. The school accommodates individual dietary needs upon documented request for health, religious, or ethical reasons.

Governance and Ownership

The Marymount Institute is a Catholic paritaria school owned by the Marymount Foundation. The organigramma To-Be shows the President (M. Gallavotti) and a governance structure including the Foundation's Board of Directors, with areas for Didattica and Amministrativa and committees such as the Gender Equality Steering Committee and the Educational Committee, plus safety and building oversight. The organization also references the Consiglio di Amministrazione (Board of Administration) and other governance bodies within the Foundation.

Curriculum

The High School is bilingual and offers two tracks: Liceo Classico and Liceo Scientifico, with a Double Diploma, Public Speaking, STEAM, Geopolitics, and transversal competencies. It provides Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level certifications and has been recognized as a Cambridge International Centre since 2018. AP courses are available, and SAT preparation began in the 2025/2026 academic year. The curriculum includes study and certifications for IGCSE and AS Level in various subjects, and the school hosts a University Fair twice a year with Italian universities (Caoscari, Cattolica, Bocconi, Luiss, Campus Biomedico, St. Louis College of Music) and international universities (King's College London, NYU Dubai, George Washington University, Fordham University, Temple University) to showcase post-diploma opportunities. From Primary through Secondary, the Marymount program emphasizes a vertical digital curriculum, with Mandarin Chinese study, Innovamat for math, and a strong focus on debate/public speaking; the program integrates cross-disciplinary projects and language development across grades.

Higher Education Progression

The school supports university orientation to guide students toward higher education in Italy or abroad. A University Fair is hosted twice yearly with Italian universities (Caoscari, Cattolica, Bocconi, Luiss, Campus Biomedico, St. Louis College of Music) and international universities (King's College London, NYU Dubai, George Washington University, Fordham University, Temple University). The UNIFROG platform helps compare programs and apply to universities in Italy and internationally.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Marymount Roma welcomes students from diverse cultures and religions in an inclusive, person-centered environment. The education is anchored in the values of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary (RSHM) and aims to develop every student's potential. The school prepares students to become responsible leaders who promote justice and peace in a multicultural, transforming world. It engages in Avanguardie Educative, integrating innovative, dynamic, and inclusive teaching approaches with traditional methods to strengthen critical thinking, argumentation, collaboration, and communication. The bilingual Italian–English identity and the Global Network of RSHM Schools enrich learning through international exchanges, collaboration, and exposure to global perspectives.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught as a first language from the first year of Scuola dell'Infanzia, supported by native-speaking teachers. English is integrated across the curriculum, with Cambridge certifications (Starters, Movers, Flyers) pursued at the primary level. By Scuola Secondaria di I Grado, English is used for some disciplines in the Cambridge International Schools model, and in Liceo about half the subjects are taught in English in the first two years and about 35% in the final year. The model adapts to each level, ensuring English remains a core vehicle for learning and international engagement.

Mental Wellbeing

An Anti-bullying Commission oversees prevention and response to bullying, including a psychologist among its members. A whistleblowing process and external reporting channels are in place for incidents of discrimination or gender-based violence. The school provides health services via an infirmary to administer medications as needed.

Safeguarding

Gender equality is a policy priority, with certification (UNI/PdR 125:2022) and a dedicated Gender Equality Commission. There are formal channels for reporting discrimination or violence (Segnala) and a formal Procedura Whistleblowing. The Anti-bullying Commission and safeguarding procedures apply across all school levels, and health services (infirmary) support student safety and wellbeing.

View Full Profile

Marymount International School Rome

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees €13,900 - 28,000

Type Co-educational

Marymount International School Rome is a private Catholic, co-educational day school serving ages 2 to 18 in Italy. It delivers English-language American education from pre-K to Grade 12, with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme offered in Grades 11–12 and Advanced Placement courses available. The campus sits on 40 acres in Veio Park, north of Rome, and features an Early Childhood Center with an Outdoor Playground, Forest School, a FabLab/Art Studios, and dedicated library and music spaces. Language instruction includes Arabic, French, German, Italian, Latin, Mandarin, Spanish, and English; Italian is taught as a first or second language in secondary grades. The school emphasizes arts, music, theater, and science, with a Middle School science laboratory and a range of after-school programs, including Junior Orchestra with the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia and Model United Nations. Notable service and leadership opportunities connect students with the RSHM network and local communities around Rome.

Location

Via di Villa Lauchli, 180, 00191 Rome, Italy. The campus is located in Rome. Marymount offers a Rome-wide bus service in partnership with the Todde bus company. A late bus leaves from the school at 5:10 pm.

Stages

Early Childhood through Grade 12

Type

Private, Catholic, co-educational day school

Pupil Nationality Mix

Nationalities represented: 92; International students: 940.

Additional learning support

Director of Specialist Learning and a School Psychologist provide wellbeing and learning support.

Country affiliation

Italy

Religious affiliation

Catholic

School day structure

School hours: 8:20 am to 3:30 pm for Grades 1-12; 8:30 am to 3:20 pm for Early Childhood through Kindergarten. Early Bird Club 8:00 am–8:30 am; Aftercare 3:20 pm–4:40 pm. After-school activities 3:30 pm–4:45 pm.

Bus service

Bus service throughout the City of Rome and beyond in partnership with Todde; multiple routes (Line 1 Laurentina, IFAD, EUR, Ostiense centro; Line 2 Acilia, Casal Palocco; Line 3 Caracalla; Line 4 Olgiata; Line 5 Piazza Bologna; Line 6 Piazzale Ponte Milvio; Line 8 Piazza dei Re di Roma; Line 9 Piazza Adriana; Line 11-12 Tuscolana). Late bus departs at 5:10 pm.

Tuition fees (2026–2027 academic year)
- Early Childhood: € 13,900.
- Kindergarten: € 17,750.
- Grades 1–5: € 21,000.
- Grades 6–8: € 23,900.
- Grades 9–12: € 28,000.
- Grade 13 option (where taken for additional credits): € 28,000.

One‑time and enrolment fees
- Family Registration Fee (one payment per family at first enrolment): € 5,000 (non‑refundable; not prorated).
- Application Fee for each new student: € 500 (non‑refundable).
- Re‑enrollment Fee for returning students: € 400.

Additional tuition‑related charges and optional costs
- If a student's acceptance is contingent on a one‑to‑one assistant during school hours, the assistant cost is billed to the family as an additional tuition charge of € 22,000.
- Costs for special programs, external examinations and other third‑party exam fees are invoiced to parents as they occur.

Transport (bus) fees
- Round trip (inside Rome's GRA ring road): € 3,500.
- Round trip (outside GRA): € 3,700.
- One way (inside GRA): € 2,500.
- One way (outside GRA): € 2,700.

Uniform and related costs
- Uniform and dress‑code items are purchased through the school's designated provider (Samples Divise). Delivery is free for orders of € 50.00 and above; telephone and online ordering options are available. Specific uniform item prices are set by the supplier.

Boarding
- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a private day school.

Refund information and fee conditions
- The Application Fee is non‑refundable.
- The Family Registration Fee is non‑refundable and is not prorated according to date of entry.
- No separate, detailed tuition refund schedule or term‑by‑term refund table is published alongside the posted tuition figures; special program charges and external examination fees are billed as they occur.

Billing schedule and payment terms (published items)
- The published tuition information specifies the annual amounts and the one‑time enrolment fees listed above. The Application Fee and Family Registration Fee are explicitly non‑refundable and the Family Registration Fee is charged once per family. Special programs and external examination fees are billed when they occur.

Fee payment options
- A specific, itemized list of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, SEPA, etc.) and a formal per‑term or per‑invoice billing timetable are not provided in the publicly posted tuition summary. Individual invoicing, due dates, payment deadlines and accepted payment channels are administered through the school's admissions/finance process.

Other notes on recurring/optional costs
- School services such as daily lunch and weekly enrichment activities are charged separately from the tuition and invoiced in addition to the annual tuition.
- Extra fees may be charged for participation in optional excursions, competitions or other activities throughout the year; these will be billed as they occur.

Boarding Arrangements

Not offered; the school is a private, Catholic, co-educational day school.

Uniform Requirement

Marymount requires a uniform and dress code; details vary by grade. An online shop is available and a temporary store in northern Rome operates by appointment.

Food Options

Lunch is nutritious and balanced, prepared with organic, local produce within a 70 km radius; the menu includes live cooking stations with a variety of options, including vegan and vegetarian, and accommodates allergies. The kitchen and campus are nut-free, and there is a plastic-free policy for water bottles on campus.

House System

Marymount's House system, created by the Student Council, aims to increase community engagement and school spirit. There are four Houses—Felix, Gerard, Milligan and Rowley—each with a Captain and Co-Captain. Houses run events and competitions and raise funds for the Abana Project; the House names honor four General Superiors of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary.

Governance and Ownership

The school is private, Catholic, co-educational day school. It operates under formal governance and operational structures, including board member recruitment and induction. It is part of the Global Network of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary (RSHM) and holds accreditations from the Council of International Schools (CIS), the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA-CESS), and the International Baccalaureate (IB).

Curriculum

English-language American education for preK–12. The IB Diploma Programme is offered in Grades 11–12 as a two-year program culminating in external examinations. Marymount Rome also offers Advanced Placement courses. Second language instruction is provided in Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Latin, Mandarin and Spanish, and Italian is taught as a first or second language for all secondary students. The school serves preK–12 as a coeducational day school with 941 students.

Exam Results

IB Diploma Programme results show a 2024 pass rate of 96% with 52 passing of 54 diploma candidates and 14 bilingual diplomas; 2023 pass rate was 98% with 46 diploma candidates; 2022 pass rate was 100% with 59 diploma candidates; 2021 pass rate was 100% with 54 diploma candidates.

Higher Education Progression

Approximately 98% of Marymount's students go on to higher education immediately after high school.

Gifted and Talented

Enrichment opportunities and advanced coursework support high-achieving students, including IB Diploma Programme and AP courses, along with after-school activities and clubs.

Admissions

Marymount accepts applications year round with limited spaces; early application in January/February is recommended for September entry; applications are reviewed on an individual basis throughout the year. To start the Admissions process, complete the Inquiry form; the Admissions Office will assist. The Admissions Team includes Ms. Jasmin Zarineh (Director of Admissions & Marketing) +39 06 36 29 10 12, Ms. Elisabetta Savignano (Admissions Assistant & Events Coordinator) +39 06 36 29 10 18, and Ms. Submit an inquiry via the Inquiry Now application portal. The school year runs from early September to late June; hours are 8:30 am–3:20 pm for Early Childhood, Early Childhood 1, Early Childhood 2 and Kindergarten and 8:20 am–3:30 pm for Grades 1–12; average class size is 16 students and the student/teacher ratio is 1:6. The school is located at Via di Villa Lauchli 180, 00191 Rome, Italy.

Scholarships

Marymount offers Academic Scholarships for Grades 6, 9 and 11. Up to 10 scholarships in the 2026–27 academic year, each worth a 5% reduction of tuition fees. For current Marymount students, a handwritten letter of application evidencing academic achievements must reach the Headmistress by 4:00 p.m. on Monday, January 19, 2026; successful applicants are invited to sit Scholarship Examinations on Saturday, January 24, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.; the announcement is on Friday, February 6, 2026. For students applying from outside Marymount, the Scholarship Application Package includes the Marymount Application Form, last two years of report cards, a handwritten letter evidencing academic achievements, and must reach the Office of the Headmistress by 4:00 p.m. on Monday, January 19, 2026; Scholarship Examinations are offered on Saturday, January 24, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.; the announcement is on Friday, February 6, 2026. Examination information covers Grade 6 (Language, Mathematics, Critical Thinking), Grade 9 (Language, Mathematics, Critical Thinking), and Grade 11 (Language, Mathematics, Critical Thinking).

View Full Profile

Compare Catholic International Schools in Rome, Italy

Location

Stages

Type

Additional learning support

Country affiliation

Religious affiliation

School day structure

Bus service

Boarding Arrangements

Food Options

Governance and Ownership

Curriculum

Student Teacher Ratio

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Mental Wellbeing

Safeguarding

Admissions

Location

Stages

Type

Country affiliation

Religious affiliation

Uniform Requirement

Food Options

Governance and Ownership

Curriculum

Higher Education Progression

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Mental Wellbeing

Safeguarding

Admissions

Waitlist

Location

Stages

Type

Pupil Nationality Mix

Additional learning support

Country affiliation

Religious affiliation

School day structure

Bus service

Boarding Arrangements

Uniform Requirement

Food Options

House System

Governance and Ownership

Curriculum

Exam Results

Higher Education Progression

Gifted and Talented

Admissions

Scholarships

Filters

Currency

Annual fees

Children's Ages

Curriculum offered

Brand

Preschool

Primary

Secondary

Pre-University

National Curriculums

Other Approaches

Language of instruction