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Italy, Rome
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Ambrit stands firmly against discrimination in all forms. It aims to create a school culture where every member feels safe, seen, heard, and treated with dignity. This commitment informs its curriculum and school life.
Special Educational Needs: Mild or moderate learning difficulties may be admitted on a probationary basis with written dates of evaluation; Ambrit cannot admit serious learning, physical, emotional, or behavioural difficulties due to space and trained staff constraints. Some Learning Support services may incur additional fees; past records may be required, including prior diagnostic testing or evidence of special education assistance.
The language of instruction is English, with Italian, French, Mandarin, and Spanish offered as additional languages. The EAL program assists students whose first language is not English to become competent users of English so they can participate fully in the social and academic life of the school. English language learning is not intended as a replacement for the home language but as an additional language. The counselling team is part of the Student Support Services and supports well-being.
Counselling is part of Ambrit's Student Support Services. The counselling team enhances the well-being of the school community in a confidential, non-judgmental manner. They provide individual, small group, and family counselling and offer workshops on social skills, transitions, third culture kids, behaviour management, bullying prevention, and family harmony.
Ambrit International School in Rome is an independent day IB World School serving students aged 3–14. The school teaches in English and Italian, with Italian as an additional language from Nursery through Grade Five and options in Spanish, French and Mandarin. Ambrit offers the full IB continuum: the Early Childhood and Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 3–11 with a play-based, Reggio-inspired approach, and the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for ages 11–14. The Primary curriculum uses Units of Inquiry under six transdisciplinary themes, while the Middle School provides a rigorous MYP framework covering language, sciences, individuals and societies, design, mathematics, arts and PE. The 10-acre Portuense campus overlooking the Tiber River houses up to 420 students from 50 nationalities, with class sizes around 20 and specialist teachers for art, music, PE and library. After-school activities, a music program, and emphasis on inquiry, community service and leadership complete profile for students.
