Why join for free?
Already have an account? Log In
Italy, Venice
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
The school promotes social-emotional development through a PSHE-inspired curriculum that emphasizes equality, respect for diverse viewpoints, cooperative participation, and personal and social wellbeing.
The school has bilingual Italian-English language programs.
The school emphasises psychophysical wellbeing through physical education and the PSHE curriculum, which covers health and well-being and citizenship.
The PSHE curriculum contributes to safeguarding by teaching health and well-being, citizenship, legality, digital citizenship, and knowledge of rights and duties.
The International School of Venice offers a bilingual English–Italian education for ages 3–14. The curriculum blends the English National Curriculum with Italian Ministerial Programs across Early Years (3–6), Primary (6–11) and Middle School (11–14). English is the language of instruction, with Italian integrated to support an international, bilingual setting. The School Curriculum Plan covers all three levels, and Primary pupils prepare for the Italian certificate while Middle School students sit an external state exam. Cambridge English exams are prepared in collaboration with the Oxford School in Venice. Founded in 1993, IS Venice provides a continuous learning pathway with active involvement from parents and staff. The campus uses eco-sustainable, bio-building design, prioritizing student well-being and digital learning. A STEAM approach underpins Mathematics and computing—Movement Through Math—with hands-on science experiences through Fenice Green Energy Park field trips. After-school clubs, Latin for Middle School and a Summer Camp broaden opportunities for culture, sports and creativity.
