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Italy, Rome
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English is the language of instruction, following the English National Curriculum. Italian is taught from age 5 as a native language or a beginners language by three specialist teachers, with an after-school booster session and a Year 13 corso integrativo leading to maturita, supervised by officials from the Italian Ministry of Education. English as an Additional Language is provided by two trained teachers who support learners in one-to-one or small-group sessions or in class, with continued EAL support into the senior school and preparation for external exams such as IELTS.
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.
