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The school has 7,000 m2 of innovative didactic spaces designed for a laboratory-based learning environment. Palazzo Busca preserves the Collegio's historic spaces dating back to 1869. Key spaces include DAMA Digital Arts Music Agorà, Sala Don Aldo, Theater, Library opposite S. Maria delle Grazie, a Chapel, and social spaces such as a Bar, Cafeteria and Bookstore. There are 1,000 m2 dedicated to science with four laboratories, 400 m2 of common spaces for social interaction, and 2,000 m2 of spaces dedicated to sports, including a sports center and Conca del Naviglio pool.
The school has 2,000 m2 of spaces dedicated to sports, including pools, gyms and outdoor mini-soccer fields. The physical education and sports department puts these facilities at the disposal of didactics and physical activity, with a sports center for after-school use. Conca del Naviglio is the other pool, located in the Navigli district.
There are 1,000 m2 dedicated to science, with four laboratories of science and physics where research, experimentation, curiosity and discovery are encouraged. These science spaces support a hands-on, inquiry-based approach to learning. The spaces also include DAMA Digital Arts, Music and Agorà, enabling cross-disciplinary learning within a modern didactic environment.
The Collegio provides spaces and facilities that support extracurricular activities, including DAMA Digital Arts, Music and Agorà; a Theater for performances; a Library for study and reading; a Chapel for reflection; and Bar, Cafeteria and Bookstore for social interaction and reading.
Collegio San Carlo is a Catholic Archiepiscopal school in Italy offering a continuous education path for ages 2 to 18. The campus hosts Scuola dell'infanzia, Scuola primaria, Scuola secondaria 1° and Licei, with the IB Diploma Programme for the final years and Cambridge IGCSE in English. It combines Cambridge IGCSE-certified curricula in English with an IB Diploma Programme taught in English, and Core elements including Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge, and CAS. A strong emphasis on English and Italian starts in the preschool years, with optional Spanish and French and CEFR-aligned language study. The school preserves Italy's cultural heritage while integrating modern tools, including DAMA Digital Arts Music Agorà, Theater, and a Library, plus science laboratories and a large sports complex. Founded in 1869, it features historic Palazzo Busca alongside 7,000 m2 of modern spaces and an extensive network of international partner schools to prepare students for universities worldwide today.
