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Italy, Naples
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Admission process: To register at the Anglo-Italian School, download and fill in the registration form; collect and photocopy the documents listed in the form; deposit the registration fee. The application form can be filled on the computer or by hand; if filled by hand, print clearly and avoid erasing. If you have questions, call the Front Office during office hours (Monday–Friday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm). Bring the completed registration form and documentation to the office. If you cannot bring the documentation in person, you may email it, but the original documents must be presented in person before the first day of school. The Front Office will review the documentation and confirm that the registration process has been completed.
Registration Form (English): Two passport-sized photographs; Report cards from the previous school year with a transfer authorization (for 1st grade and up); A copy of an official identification document of both parents; Copy of the handwritten signature of a parent who has parental guidance authorization (as necessary); A medical certificate from a doctor to participate in Physical Education lessons; Payment of the registration fee; Immunization certificate (for Italian students, immunization data for Italian students are transferred to the school directly from the ASL).
Registration Form (Italian): Domanda Di Iscrizione (italian).
Anglo-Italian School – Montessori Division provides a bilingual, Montessori-based learning path for children aged 3 to 13. The program preserves Montessori education for the early years (2½ to 6) with three core activity areas: Practical Life, Sensorial and Formal Skills, while older students transition to Cambridge Secondary, the American Curriculum and a bespoke curriculum tailored to development. The dual-language program operates in Italian and English, with Italian state examinations and Cambridge exam preparation offered in the final year. The campus houses age-appropriate Montessori classrooms, a garden, library, music room, art room and a Smart Room to support interactive learning. Extracurriculars span events such as concerts, science fairs and gardening days, integrated with the school calendar. The school runs ESL with a Language Lab and Italian as a Second Language to assist non-Italian or non-English speakers. NATO roots inform monthly study themes about NATO countries, fostering global awareness and cross-cultural understanding.
