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Italy, Turin
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The international school serves students aged 3 to 18 in the centre of Turin. It has 7200 square metres of educational space in the city centre. Vittoria Junior follows the Cambridge Primary curriculum in a bilingual setting, with Italian language and humanities taught in Italian and English and STEM taught in English. The Cambridge-based curriculum continues through the Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary International School, with most subjects taught in English and Italian, French or Spanish offered as additional languages. The Global Perspectives Programme supports interdisciplinary learning as students progress.
Extracurricular sports include volleyball, basketball (mini-basketball), slackline and swimming. These activities take place in the afternoons, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m., as part of the after-school program.
Vittoria uses Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Lower Secondary curricula for the younger years, with bilingual instruction: English and STEM subjects are taught in English, while Italian language and humanities are taught in Italian. The Upper Secondary International School offers Cambridge ICE and the IB Diploma Programme, with all subjects taught in English and a selection of languages including Italian, French and Spanish. The program is enhanced by afternoon projects and co-curricular activities such as theatre, technology and artificial intelligence, MUNER, the Duke of Edinburgh Award, language stays and volunteering experiences, and by the availability of well-equipped laboratories. Language certifications are prepared (Cambridge English, DELE, DELF, CILS) and university guidance is provided.
Drama & Improvisation (in English); Funky dance, street dance & hip hop; Volleyball; Basketball / Mini-basketball; Slackline; Swimming. The after-school program includes theatre, technology and artificial intelligence, MUNER, the Duke of Edinburgh Award, language stays and volunteering experiences. The school newspaper is produced by middle and high school students. Progetti United Network offers soft skills and critical thinking experiences in English, including European Camp Ventotene, MUNER New York, IMUN Torino. Laboratorio artistico combines acting, dramaturgy and visual arts, culminating in a final performance in June.
Vittoria International School in central Turin serves students aged 3 to 18. Founded 47 years ago, it operates Vittoria Junior (Nursery–Primary–Middle) and Vittoria High Schools (Italian Curriculum High School or Upper Secondary International School) on a 7,200 square metre campus. Instruction is largely English, with Italian, French and Spanish offered as additional languages. The Primary School combines the Italian official programme with Cambridge Primary, teaching Humanities in Italian and STEM in English. Lower Secondary blends the MIUR curriculum for Humanities and Arts with Cambridge Lower Secondary for Science, Maths and ICT, while English proficiency (exit level B1/B2) accompanies the Italian Middle School Diploma. The Upper Secondary International School offers four years of English-language study, with Cambridge ICE (Grades 9–10) and the IB Diploma Programme (Grades 11–12). All subjects are taught in English; Italian literature is taught in Italian. The school emphasises international mindedness alongside Italian identity, supported by a Global Perspectives Programme and a range of co-curricular activities for students worldwide.
