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Italy, Milan
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Lunch is served in classrooms on a schedule: 12:00–12:45 for 1st–2nd grade and 12:45–13:30 for 3rd–5th grade; the seasonal menu is prepared by an internal kitchen run by Arco di Rozzano and follows ATS guidelines, and is emailed to families. There is no formal mid-morning snack; a fruit-based snack is available via a snack table in class, and table linens are paper placemats. Special diets can be arranged by submitting the ARCO form and medical certificates as needed.
The school is a Scuola Paritaria (state-recognized private school) comprising kindergarten and primary school. It is operated as a Cooperativa Sociale Onlus, with its registered office at Via Palmieri, 72/4, Milano.
Montessori Bilingual School of Milan is a private day school offering a bilingual Italian–English Montessori program for children aged 3 to 11. The Preschool – Children's House runs in mixed-age classrooms with two teachers, one Italian and one English, delivering activities in both languages. In Primary School, students aged six to eleven study using the Montessori method in English and Italian, with language support as needed and all subjects taught in both languages. The curriculum combines Montessori materials with the Italian ministerial programme and emphasizes cosmic education as a core component. Facilities focus on accessible, child-centered environments; outdoor space includes a gardening plot and a yard for active learning. After-school activities include karate, juggling and circus arts, art, theater in English and chess; a Shakespeare-themed theater course is offered for primary students. The school participates in a solidarity project, Mulinelli di Sabbia, and is a Scuola Paritaria Bilingue di Milano.
