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Grottaferrata, Lazio, Italy. Near the Abazzia of San Nilo. Via Del Grottino Snc, 00046 Grottaferrata (RM).
Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School
International school
Italy
Application fees
- No publicly listed, fixed application or one‑off admission fee is published for Benedetto XV International School. Families apply using the school's admissions form and receive further enrolment instructions from the admissions office.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a public, itemised tuition schedule by year group (Nursery / Kindergarten / Primary / Middle) showing per‑term or per‑year amounts. Tuition is provided to families as a personalised fee proposal during the admissions/confirmation process. No specific numeric tuition figures for the current academic year are available in the school's public materials.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- There is no publicly posted standard billing calendar or detailed payment‑term breakdown (for example: number of instalments, due dates, late‑payment penalties) available in the school's public pages. The admissions process includes a confirmation step after acceptance during which the school provides instructions to finalise enrolment and reserve a place; detailed payment terms are issued to families as part of that enrolment correspondence.
Boarding fees
- Benedetto XV operates as a day school; no boarding or residential provision is listed. A school bus transport service is offered, but any cost for transport is not published publicly. There is therefore no published boarding fee schedule.
Other costs and fees (uniform, meals, extracurriculars, transport, deposits, exam fees, etc.)
- No itemised public schedule for additional costs (uniform, meals/cafeteria, extracurricular activities, transport fees, refundable deposits, capital contributions, exam fees or materials charges) is published. Such ancillary costs are handled as part of the enrolment documentation and the personalised fee information the school provides to accepted applicants. The school does state availability of extracurricular programmes and transport, but not their individual prices.
Refund information
- There is no publicly available, detailed refund or withdrawal policy posted on the public admissions pages. Any terms governing refunds, cancellations, or retraction of enrolment (for example partial refunds, deadlines for full/partial refund, administrative charges) are provided to families within the formal enrolment/contract documents issued by the school.
Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other)
- The school's public pages do not list the accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, SEPA, credit card, online payment platforms). Payment methods and banking details are provided to families in the enrolment confirmation and contractual paperwork. Contact details for admissions and billing enquiries are published for direct communication.
Summary of findings
- The school's public materials (home page, admissions page, and admissions guidelines) do not include a public fee table or fixed monetary figures for application fees, tuition (per term or per year), boarding, or ancillary charges. All fee amounts, billing schedules, payment terms, and refund conditions are issued to families through the admissions/enrolment process and the school's formal enrolment documentation.
Benedetto XV International School offers a complete journey from nursery to lower secondary in Italy with an international profile. English is the language of daily life and learning, taught by native-speaking teachers who follow the British National Curriculum harmonized with MIUR guidelines. The school runs a dual program that integrates British and Italian systems and provides a multilingual pathway in Italian, French and Spanish alongside English. Students benefit from Cambridge Assessment English and Oxford International Curriculum certifications, as well as STEM accreditation, IMUN and MIM recognition. The campus features 8,000 square meters of outdoor space and 2,500 square meters of indoor spaces, including science, robotics labs, a library, and an educational theater. An educational farm and garden extend learning outdoors. Extracurriculars include Robotics Workshop, Farm program, and Theater and Music, complemented by Science Week. Opened in 2017, the school emphasizes respect for diverse cultures to prepare students for global education.
