BDC School

BDC School operates across four campuses in northern Italy: Milano (Via dei Fontanili 1, Via dei Fontanili 3, Via Pietrasanta 14), Cologno Monzese (Via A. Volta 16), Meda (SCUOLA SAN GIUSEPPE, Via Orsini 35), and Rimini (INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF RIMINI, Via Santa Chiara 40). The Milano campuses are located in the city and connected by public transport, and the other campuses are in the Lombardy region and Rimini.

Early Years; Primary School; Middle School; High School IGCSE & A-Levels; STEM High School AI & Data Science; Cambridge Online School

The school is a fully accredited international bilingual school with campuses in Milano, Cologno Monzese, Meda and Rimini.

Italy.

Application and Registration Fees

- FIRST REGISTRATION (one-off, first year only):
- EUR 1,500 (Milano, all classes).
- EUR 500 (Meda, all classes).
- EUR 1,500 (Cologno: from Nursery to Middle School); EUR 0 (Cologno High School).

- ANNUAL REGISTRATION FEE (payable each year):
- EUR 1,000 (Milano, all classes).
- EUR 550 (Meda, all classes).
- EUR 1,000 (Cologno: Nursery to Middle School); EUR 500 (Cologno High School).

Annual Tuition Fees (listed by campus and year group)

- MILANO (annual tuition per student):
- Nursery (Via Pietrasanta 14): EUR 6,500.
- Kindergarten: EUR 9,750.
- Primary School (Year 1–Year 6): EUR 10,300.
- Middle School (Year 7–Year 9): EUR 10,500.
- High School (Scienze Umane, Year 10–Year 11): EUR 11,000.
- High School (Scienze Umane, Year 12–Year 14): EUR 12,000.
- High School (IGCSE, Year 10–Year 11): EUR 12,000.
- High School (A-Level, Year 12–Year 13): EUR 15,000.

- MEDA (annual tuition per student):
- Kindergarten: EUR 5,500.
- Primary School (Year 1–Year 6): EUR 6,000.
- Middle School (Year 7–Year 9): EUR 6,500.

- COLOGNO MONZESE (annual tuition per student):
- Nursery: EUR 6,695.
- Kindergarten: EUR 6,695.
- Primary School (Year 1–Year 6): EUR 7,210.
- Middle School (Year 7–Year 9): EUR 7,725.
- High School (Scienze Applicate, Year 10–Year 14): EUR 6,500.

Cafeteria / Canteen and Meal Charges

- CANTEEN / LUNCH FEE (where applicable):
- Milano: EUR 1,500 (all classes).
- Meda: EUR 1,500 (all classes).
- Cologno: EUR 1,500 (Nursery to Middle School); High School (3 lunches per week) EUR 1,000.
- Additional published lunch reference (all grades) EUR 1,515 in some campus/annex material.

Standard Extras / Mandatory Supplements

- COMPANY PREMIUM (all classes): EUR 1,500 (Milano, Meda, Cologno).

Optional services and after-school care

- EARLY MORNINGS (5 days): EUR 800 (all campuses/classes where offered).

- AFTERSCHOOL (all campuses/classes where offered):
- 5 days: EUR 1,800.
- 3 days: EUR 1,100.
- 2 days: EUR 900.
- 1 day: EUR 500.

Exams, assessments and Cambridge / Online programme fees

- English Language Assessment (one-time): EUR 200.
- IGCSE Exam (per subject) at BDC School Milan: EUR 200 per subject.
- A-Levels Exam (per subject) at BDC School Milan: EUR 250 per subject.
- Cambridge Online (IGCSE / A-Levels) fees (Cambridge Online programme admission/registration as published in annex): for example, IGCSE (6 subjects per year) admission fee EUR 5,650; A-Levels (3 subjects per year) registration fee EUR 5,150 (Cambridge Online specific fee items published separately).

Other costs (uniforms, materials, trips, insurance, etc.)

- Specific charges for school uniform, textbooks, educational materials, optional trips, and student insurance are not itemised in the school fee schedules that list annual tuition, registration and the services above; these costs are typically charged separately when applicable.

Refunds and withdrawal

- The publicly posted fee schedules do not include a detailed refund or withdrawal policy within the fee documents themselves; certain competition- and scholarship-related rules note that enrollment contract fees (initial registration, annual enrollment fee, canteen) remain payable even for scholarship winners and that the school may withhold or require payment under specified conditions. Families should note that no comprehensive refund terms are published in the fee documents.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The fee schedules provide the list of amounts (registration, annual tuition, canteen, extras) but do not publish a standard billing timetable (for example exact invoice dates or installment schedule) or detailed payment terms in the fee sheets themselves. The school's published documents state that tuition and cafeteria fees may be changed with prior notice by a specified deadline. Specific invoice timing, installment options, late-payment penalties, and accepted payment methods are not itemised in the publicly available fee schedule documents.

Fee payment options

- The publicly available fee schedules do not list accepted payment methods (bank transfer, credit card, direct debit) inside the fee sheets; families are billed for registration, tuition, canteen and optional services as separate line items in the schedules above.

Administrative notes (published conditions visible in fee documents)

- The school reserves the right to change tuition or cafeteria fees but states that any changes will be communicated no later than December 31 of the preceding school year. Scholarship awards do not cover enrollment-contract fees and canteen charges, which remain payable by scholarship recipients.

Summary of available published amounts

- The amounts above are the published registration, annual tuition and standard service fees listed in the school's official fee schedules for the upcoming academic year; canteen, company premium, early-mornings and afterschool prices are published as fixed yearly charges per student where applicable.

Note on missing details in the published fee documents

- The publicly posted fee sheets list amounts but do not supply a full billing schedule (invoice dates or installment plan details), detailed payment terms, accepted payment method list, or a complete refund/withdrawal policy within the same fee documents. For parents entering data into an external database, the numerical fees and service charges above are the published line items; the fee schedules do not include the operational payment mechanics and refund clauses in the same documents.