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Italy, Florence
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The school provides student emotional, social and wellbeing support and fosters a multicultural, inclusive community with a house system and spirit days.
Full-immersion English as an Additional Language (EAL) courses are offered: 4 days/week for elementary and middle school (16:00–17:00 at Via delle Fontanelle 2/4, Fiesole) and 5 days/week for senior school (15:00–16:00 at Via Jacopo Nardi 18, Florence).
The school provides student emotional, social and wellbeing support.
The Canadian School of Florence Senior School provides the Ontario Canadian Curriculum to students in Grades 9 through 12. Located in a renovated historical building near the center of Florence, the campus features a science laboratory, a multimedia hub, and a dedicated art studio. Students work toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), a qualification that allows for direct entry into universities worldwide. A standout feature of the school is its participation in the Junk Kouture competition, where students design high-fashion outfits from recycled materials, integrating creative arts with sustainability. As a member of the Globeducate network, the school involves students in international events and environmental initiatives in partnership with organizations like the WWF. The curriculum includes an Italian Paritaria pathway, ensuring local students can also meet national educational requirements. Small class groups facilitate personalized attention, while the city itself serves as an extended classroom for experiential learning and historical study.
