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Italy, Padua
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Established in 1987, The English International School of Padua is a private international school. It offers bilingual education in English and Italian, with English as the main language of communication. The school operates on two purpose-built buildings: Via Forcellini 164 hosts Middle and High School, while Via Forcellini 168 serves Nursery/Infant and Primary. Facilities include two fully equipped gyms, outdoor sports areas (football field, expansive green space, synthetic pitch for football and volleyball, and an athletics track), off-site swimming lessons for selected year groups, IT labs and science labs, libraries in English and Italian, and on-site canteens with menus planned with a nutritionist. The school emphasizes a welcoming, inclusive environment and aims to develop critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and lifelong learning.
The school maintains an active community with regular events for students and families. News & Events lists activities including Welcome Back on September 11, 2025, and Outstanding Results for Graduates on August 26, 2025. Other events include the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award on July 3, 2025; Diploma Students Showcase on April 28, 2025; Italian Week (March 17–21, 2025); and the International University Fair on March 13, 2025.
The English International School of Padua is an international school in Italy serving students aged 1 to 18 across Nursery/Infant, Primary, Middle and High School. It operates in purpose-built buildings on Via Forcellini: 164 houses Middle and High School, 168 serves Nursery/Infant and Primary. The curriculum combines EYFS, the IB Primary Years Programme, Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme, with English as the main language and bilingual English-Italian instruction. Cambridge IGCSE is offered for ages 14–16, and the Diploma Programme for the final two years (ages 16–19). Facilities include two equipped gyms, outdoor football field, a large green area for cricket and rounders, an outdoor synthetic pitch, an athletics track, IT and science labs, English and Italian libraries, and on-site canteens with nutritionist-approved menus. The campus features a geo-solar system and a green oasis. Extracurriculars include MUN, TOK, Diploma Success workshops, Trinity Music Exams, DELE/DELF/Goethe, and Empathia CAS project.
