Brighton College Rome

Italy, Rome

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees €18,000 - 25,000

Ages 5 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Opened 2027

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP)

Taught languages Italian, French, Mandarin, Latin, Spanish

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Brighton College Rome sits in a landmark former convent on Via Nomentana, offering a British international education in the heart of Rome. The campus blends historic architecture with modern facilities, including science laboratories, dedicated music and arts studios, and spaces for design, technology and the performing arts. The school delivers a British curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10–11 and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Sixth Form, taught in English with Italian and other modern languages studied from Prep. French and Mandarin are introduced early, with Latin and Spanish available from Year 7 onwards. The campus supports both academic curiosity and creative expression through dedicated art, design and technology facilities and a comprehensive arts program. A wide sports provision, first-class facilities on site, and access to nearby venues enable a rigorous fixtures programme. Brighton College Rome fosters leadership, collaboration and critical thinking in a city described as a living classroom.

Via Nomentana 234/236, Rome 00162

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The Essentials

Location

Brighton College Rome is located at Via Nomentana 234/236, Rome 00162, Italy. The school is in Rome, Italy. It operates within the Brighton College network and follows a British educational framework.

Stages

Prep School (ages 5–11); Middle School (ages 11–14); Senior School (ages 14–16); Sixth Form (ages 16–18).

Type

Fully co-educational.

Country affiliation

British

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Fees

Application, Registration and Re-enrolment Fees

- Application fee: €500 (non‑refundable).
- Registration fee: €4,000 (non‑refundable) required to secure a place.
- Re‑enrolment fee: €1,000 payable on progression to the next year group; this amount is offset against the Autumn term fees.
- Cancellation liability: if acceptance of a place is cancelled by the family less than one term (plus the holidays prior to that term) before entry, or if the pupil does not join after a place has been accepted, one term's fees become due and will be retained by the School.

Tuition Fees — Annual and Termly Breakdown by Year Group

Annual tuition fees (by Year Group):

- Year 1: €18,000 per year.
- Term breakdown (termly billing option): Autumn (40%) = €7,200; Spring (30%) = €5,400; Summer (30%) = €5,400.

- Years 2–6: €22,000 per year.
- Term breakdown (termly billing option): Autumn (40%) = €8,800; Spring (30%) = €6,600; Summer (30%) = €6,600.

- Years 7–9: €25,000 per year.
- Term breakdown (termly billing option): Autumn (40%) = €10,000; Spring (30%) = €7,500; Summer (30%) = €7,500.

Payment frequency options stated for the tuition element:

- Annual payment (one payment for the full year).
- Termly payment: Autumn term 40%, Spring term 30%, Summer term 30%.
- Eight instalments (monthly over eight payments).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The School accepts payment annually, termly (Autumn 40% / Spring 30% / Summer 30%) or in 8 instalments for tuition.
- The Re‑enrolment fee of €1,000 is credited against the Autumn term.
- If a confirmed place is cancelled within the specified notice window (less than one term plus preceding holidays) or the pupil does not start after acceptance, one term's fees become immediately payable and will be retained.

Boarding fees

- No boarding fees are listed in the published fees structure summary; no boarding provision or boarding charges are stated in the summary document.

Other costs and optional charges

- Additional charges identified include school lunches (charged separately). Optional charges include, but are not limited to: transport (home‑to‑school bus), school trips, one‑to‑one music/drama/dance (LAMDA) lessons and other optional services. Specific prices for these services are not published in the summary and are described as additional/optional.

Refunds and cancellation (summary)

- The Application fee (€500) and Registration fee (€4,000) are non‑refundable.
- If a place is cancelled within the notice window or the pupil does not join after acceptance, one term's fees are due and will be retained by the School.
- The Re‑enrolment fee (€1,000) is offset against the Autumn term rather than refunded.

Fee payment options and methods

- The summary fees document does not list specific payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card or direct debit) or the detailed timing mechanics for invoices and receipts; these details are stated to be provided in the School's Detailed Fees Structure. No explicit payment channels are specified in the published summary.

Notes on missing detail (concise)

- The published fees summary provides indicative annual tuition by year group, application, registration and re‑enrolment fees, the termly percentage split, and a list of additional charge categories. The summary does not include itemised prices for lunches, bus routes and costs, per‑service charges for co‑curricular one‑to‑one lessons, a full schedule of payment deadlines, or the specific payment methods accepted; a Detailed Fees Structure is referenced for those items.

Academics

Curriculum

The school follows a British international curriculum, with pupils studying IGCSEs in Years 10–11 before progressing to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Sixth Form. It is an English-speaking school with instruction delivered in English; Italian and additional modern languages are studied, with French and Mandarin introduced in Prep School and options such as Latin and Spanish available from Year 7 onwards.

Higher Education Progression

Sixth Form offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Years 12–13. Dedicated university counsellors support pupils through university applications to world-class universities in Italy, Europe, the UK, the USA and beyond. Pupils have progressed to universities including Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Stanford, Imperial College London, UC Berkeley and Yale, among others.

Gifted and Talented

Stretch and challenge are provided for all pupils, including those with high academic potential.

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Admissions

Step 1. Enquire and learn more. Prospective families are invited to enquire, discuss applying, or learn more about Brighton College Rome. You are warmly invited to attend an Open Morning or to arrange a private appointment at your convenience. If you are unable to visit in person, a virtual meeting can be arranged. Open Morning attendance and private appointments provide a direct way to understand the school and its offerings.

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FAQs

Where is Brighton College Rome located and what is the campus like?

Brighton College Rome is located at Via Nomentana 234/236, Rome 00162, Italy. The campus sits in a landmark former convent and blends historic architecture with modern facilities as part of the Brighton College network.

What is the age range and how is the school structured?

Brighton College Rome serves students aged 5 to 18. It is organised into Prep (ages 5–11), Middle (11–14), Senior (14–16) and Sixth Form (16–18), and it is fully co-educational.

What curriculum does the school follow and what language is used for instruction?

The school follows a British international curriculum with instruction delivered in English. Italian and additional modern languages are studied, with French and Mandarin introduced in Prep and Latin and Spanish available from Year 7.

What are the application and registration fees, and what happens if a place is cancelled?

The application fee is €500 (non-refundable) and the registration fee is €4,000 (non-refundable). If a place is cancelled within the notice window or the pupil does not join, one term's fees are due and retained by the school. The re-enrolment fee is €1,000 and is offset against the Autumn term.

How are tuition fees billed and what payment options are available?

Tuition can be paid annually, termly (Autumn 40% / Spring 30% / Summer 30%), or in eight monthly instalments. The re-enrolment fee is offset against the Autumn term.

How can families learn about Brighton College Rome and begin the admissions process?

Prospective families are invited to enquire and discuss applying, and to attend an Open Morning or arrange a private appointment. If you cannot visit in person, a virtual meeting can be arranged.

What is the progression from IGCSE to IB in the senior years?

Pupils study IGCSEs in Years 10–11 and then progress to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Sixth Form.

What language options and study tracks are available across the curriculum?

Instruction is in English; Italian is studied and additional languages include French and Mandarin. Mandarin is taught in Years 7–8, and Latin and Spanish are offered from Year 7.

Do you provide support for high-achieving students and university placements?

Stretch and challenge are provided for all pupils, and dedicated university counsellors support applications to universities in Italy, Europe, the UK, the USA and beyond. Pupils have progressed to universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Stanford, Imperial College London, UC Berkeley and Yale.

What facilities does the campus offer for science, arts and music?

The campus includes sophisticated science laboratories and dedicated spaces for music and the arts. It also provides specialist art, design and technology facilities and spaces for the performing arts.

Are there sports facilities and opportunities for fixtures?

Brighton College Rome has first-class sports facilities on campus and access to nearby venues. The school runs a competitive fixture programme and operates Sport for All so every pupil can enjoy exercise.

How does the campus design support learning, balancing historic architecture with modern spaces?

The school is housed in a landmark former convent, blending history with contemporary learning environments. Corridors and classrooms have been revitalised to support curiosity, collaboration and leadership.

What opportunities exist in the Creative Arts program and performing arts spaces?

The Creative Arts program uses specialist facilities to encourage experimentation with media, colour, form and texture. There are dedicated spaces for art, music, dance and drama to help students grow in confidence.

What extracurricular and wellbeing activities are available in sport and volunteering?

Sport for All ensures every pupil can stay active, with a wide range of sports and a competitive fixture programme locally and beyond. The campus also supports volunteering activities and coaching.

Are pupils encouraged to volunteer and take on leadership roles?

Yes, pupils are encouraged to be active and volunteer, and to receive coaching or counselling within a culture of kindness that supports leadership development.

How does Brighton College Rome support pupil wellbeing and pastoral care?

Wellbeing is at the heart of the school, with strong pastoral care through personal tutors and house staff, a wellbeing curriculum, and access to coaching or counselling. Pupils are encouraged to be active and involved in the school community.

What mental wellbeing resources are available to students?

Mental wellbeing is supported through the wellbeing curriculum and access to coaching or counselling as part of the overall support framework.

Is Brighton College Rome a co-educational school?

Yes, Brighton College Rome is fully co-educational.

What values and culture characterize the Brighton College Rome community?

The school emphasises a culture of kindness and inclusivity, with a supportive community that treats each pupil as an individual. Students are encouraged to understand there is a world beyond the classroom and to take responsibility towards others in society, reinforced by the Sustainability Pledge.

How is Brighton College Rome connected to the wider network and Rome's culture?

Brighton College Rome is part of the Brighton College network, extending the 1845-founded tradition into Rome. The campus sits in a historic setting in Rome, described as a living classroom where pupils benefit from a British education in a city rich with culture and heritage.

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