The New School Rome

Italy, Rome

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees €11,200 - 20,300

Ages 3 - 18 years

Opened 1972

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)

Taught languages Italian, French, Spanish

Strengths Sport, Outdoor Education, Languages

Clubs Cultural and Language, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School

Introduction

The New School Rome is a private, not-for-profit international day school serving students aged 3–18. It delivers the English National Curriculum across Foundation Stage, Primary, and Secondary, with a pathway through Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, and Cambridge A Levels. The school is affiliated with COBIS, Cambridge International, and Pearson Edexcel and is a member of the Rome International Schools Association. Class sizes are small to support individual attention. Established in 1972 by a consortium of parents and teachers, it operates as a democratic community where parents, students and staff collaborate as equal partners. The campus features the Little Explorers Foundation Stage, a nature-based setting for 3–5 year olds, plus on-site facilities for music, drama, and language study. Italian is taught from Year 1. A range of residential trips, guest speakers and sports tournaments enriches learning. Pastoral care and wellbeing underpin academic life.

www.newschoolrome.com

Via della Camilluccia, 669, 00135 Roma RM, Italy

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The Essentials

Location

The New School Rome is located in Rome, Italy. The street address is Via Della Camilluccia 669, 00135 Roma. The campus serves pupils aged 3-18 as a private, not-for-profit international school.

Stages

Foundation Stage; Primary; Senior (A-Levels).

Type

Private, not-for-profit international day school.

Additional learning support

EAL; Learning Support.

Country affiliation

British international education affiliations: COBIS membership; Cambridge International; Pearson Edexcel; Rome International Schools Association.

School day structure

Primary school day starts at 08:30; lessons begin at 08:45; break at 10:30–11:00; lunch 12:00–12:30; play in the garden until 13:30; day ends at 15:30.

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Fees

Application and enrolment fees

- Registration fee (new student): €1,500, payable per new student at enrolment.
- Capital Assessment fee: €3,200, payable once per family.
- Advance fee to secure a place for the following academic year: €1,000 per student; payable by 30 December and deducted from the fees for the following academic year.

Annual maintenance charge (per family)

- One child enrolled: €750 annually.
- Two children enrolled: €1,000 annually.
- Three children enrolled: €1,250 annually.
- Four children enrolled: €1,500 annually. The annual maintenance charge is payable on 30 June each year (from existing families) and from the second year of attendance for new families.

Tuition fees (when paid directly by parents) — per term and annual total (Academic year 2025–2026)

- Early Years 1: Term 1 €4,280; Term 2 €4,280; Term 3 €2,140; Annual total €10,700.
- Early Years 2: Term 1 €4,504; Term 2 €4,504; Term 3 €2,252; Annual total €11,260.
- Year 1 & 2: Term 1 €5,508; Term 2 €5,508; Term 3 €2,754; Annual total €13,770.
- Year 3 & 4: Term 1 €6,256; Term 2 €6,256; Term 3 €3,128; Annual total €15,640.
- Year 5 & 6: Term 1 €6,884; Term 2 €6,884; Term 3 €3,442; Annual total €17,210.
- Year 7: Term 1 €7,152; Term 2 €7,152; Term 3 €3,576; Annual total €17,880.
- Year 8 & 9: Term 1 €7,484; Term 2 €7,484; Term 3 €3,742; Annual total €18,710.
- Year 10 & 11: Term 1 €7,548; Term 2 €7,548; Term 3 €3,774; Annual total €18,870.
- Year 12 & 13: Term 1 €7,920; Term 2 €7,920; Term 3 €3,960; Annual total €19,800.

Tuition fees (when paid directly by an employer) — per term and annual total (Academic year 2025–2026)

- Early Years 1: Term 1 €4,820; Term 2 €4,820; Term 3 €2,410; Annual total €12,050.
- Early Years 2: Term 1 €5,044; Term 2 €5,044; Term 3 €2,522; Annual total €12,610.
- Year 1 & 2: Term 1 €6,048; Term 2 €6,048; Term 3 €3,024; Annual total €15,120.
- Year 3 & 4: Term 1 €6,796; Term 2 €6,796; Term 3 €3,398; Annual total €16,990.
- Year 5 & 6: Term 1 €7,424; Term 2 €7,424; Term 3 €3,712; Annual total €18,560.
- Year 7: Term 1 €7,692; Term 2 €7,692; Term 3 €3,846; Annual total €19,230.
- Year 8 & 9: Term 1 €8,024; Term 2 €8,024; Term 3 €4,012; Annual total €20,060.
- Year 10 & 11: Term 1 €8,088; Term 2 €8,088; Term 3 €4,044; Annual total €20,220.
- Year 12 & 13: Term 1 €8,460; Term 2 €8,460; Term 3 €4,230; Annual total €21,150.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard three-instalment schedule: three instalments paid in full by 30 June, 30 December and 30 March (or the next business day).
- Alternative payment plans and adjustments:
- Annual payment: paid in full by 30 June with a 1% discount on tuition fees (discount applicable only to private clients).
- Five instalments: payments due 30 June, 30 September, 30 November, 30 January and 30 March (1.5% increase on the total owed).
- Ten instalments: payments by the 30th of each month from June to March inclusive (3% increase on the total owed).
- Financial rules and penalties: fees paid 15 or more calendar days after the due date are subject to a penalty of 0.033% per calendar day. Attendance is conditional upon payment of all fees due; unpaid accounts 30 calendar days after due dates will be referred for Executive Council review and continued enrolment will be assessed. Termly fees are due in full for students who begin attending within the first five weeks of any term; students starting in the sixth week or later have fees calculated pro rata. A full term's written notice is necessary before withdrawing a child; otherwise a full term's fees will be due. There is no refund for lunch cancelled during a term. Registration, capital assessment and deposits are due on enrolment and must be settled within one month of being offered a place.

Advance/Deposit, refunds and withdrawal

- The €1,000 advance fee secures a place and is deducted from the following year's fees (must be paid by 30 December).
- A full term's written notice is required before withdrawal; absence of such notice makes a full term's fees payable. There is no refund for lunch cancelled during a term. Late-payment penalties and potential suspension of enrolment apply for overdue accounts as described above.

Boarding fees

- The New School Rome operates as a day school; boarding provision and boarding fees are not applicable.

Other costs and optional services

- Lunch (mandatory annual cost): €1,350 per year. There is no refund for lunch cancelled during a term.
- Transport (optional): organized door-to-door by Todde Bus SRL (contact details supplied for the transport provider). Transport is contracted separately and billed through the transport operator.
- Trips and residentials: educational trips and summer-term residencies form part of the curriculum and may incur additional charges specific to each trip or residency.

Payment methods

- Most major credit cards are accepted (an additional charge of €4 may apply).
- Bank transfer (bank details provided by the school): Crédit Agricole Italia, Via Flaminia, 453 – 00191 Rome, ABI 06230 – CAB 05089, Account 000063350745, IBAN IT61H0623005089000063350745, SWIFT/BIC CRPPIT2P616.

Notes on instalment schedules and discounts

- The school offers a choice between the standard three-instalment schedule and alternative annual, five-instalment or ten-instalment plans; the annual payment carries a small discount for private clients, while more frequent instalment plans incur a small surcharge as stated above.

Academics

Curriculum

The New School Rome follows the English National Curriculum for pupils aged 3–18. It is organized into Foundation Stage, Primary, and Secondary. In Secondary, there is a creative core in Art and Drama alongside core academic study. A-Levels are offered for 16+ as a pathway to universities in the UK and worldwide. The school maintains small class sizes and a favorable student-teacher ratio to support individual attention.

Student Teacher Ratio

The New School Rome maintains small class sizes and a favorable student-teacher ratio.

Exam Results

Academic Year 2025 shows strong examination results; The New School Rome is one of the best performing schools in Europe for exam results. For A-Levels, the 3-year aggregate is A–A 49% and A–C 89%. For GCSE, the 3-year aggregate is A–A 48% and A–C 87%. Cohorts are small, typically 16–20 students in examination years.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates pursue higher education at universities around the world. Destinations include Oxford, St Andrews, Cambridge, LUISS, Bocconi and MIT. A-Levels and the EPQ provide preparation for university applications.

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The New School Rome welcomes admissions inquiries. An Admission Enquiry form is available.

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FAQs

What curriculum does The New School Rome follow?

The school follows the English National Curriculum from Foundation Stage through Secondary, with Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, and Cambridge A Levels as examination pathways.

What are the school's exam results?

A-Level 3-year aggregate: 49% A*-A and 89% A*-C. GCSE 3-year aggregate: 48% A*-A and 87% A*-C. The school is described as one of the best performing in Europe for exam results.

How small is the school?

The New School Rome has approximately 60 pupils with small class sizes, enabling highly individualised attention. Exam cohorts are typically 16-20 students.

What are the tuition fees?

Annual fees range from EUR 15,870 to EUR 21,900 depending on year group. Additional costs include a EUR 1,500 registration fee, EUR 3,200 one-off capital assessment fee, and an annual maintenance charge.

Where do graduates go to university?

Graduates attend Oxford, Cambridge, St Andrews, LUISS, Bocconi, and MIT. A-Levels and the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) prepare students for competitive university applications.

What learning support is available?

The school has a dedicated Learning Support programme with a 3 Steps to Success approach. This covers in-class strategies, focused 1:1 support with a specialist teacher, and referral to external consultants when needed.

Is there EAL support?

Yes. Two specially trained EAL teachers support students one-to-one, in groups, or within the classroom. Children are assessed on arrival and placed in a programme tailored to their level.

What is the Foundation Stage like?

Little Explorers is a nature-based learning centre for ages 3-5, focusing on the human connection to the natural world. It uses natural materials and open spaces with an outdoor classroom.

What extracurricular activities are offered?

Activities include the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, peripatetic music lessons in piano, guitar, drums, percussion, and violin, and the annual Spring Football Tournament.

Does the school provide meals?

Yes. Lunch is provided as part of the primary school day from 12:00 to 12:30. Students then play in the garden until 13:30 before afternoon lessons.

Who are the safeguarding leads?

Designated safeguarding leads are Charlotte Flanaggan (Senior School Coordinator) and Kate Downes (Whole School Coordinator). The policy follows Keeping Children Safe in Education 2022.

When was the school founded?

The New School Rome was established in 1972 by a consortium of parents and teachers as a private, not-for-profit democratic institution. It has been educating children for over 50 years.

Is the school affiliated with any organisations?

Yes. The school is a member of COBIS, Cambridge International, Pearson Edexcel, and the Rome International Schools Association.

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