World International School of Torino

WINS is a non-selective co-educational private day and boarding school. Enrollments are open year‑round, with priority given to current students and their siblings during an anticipated enrollment period between December and January. New enrollments for Nursery begin in December, with spare places in other grades; enrollments for all grades open in February based on places available. Late enrollment is possible between September and December, subject to evaluation to ensure completion of minimum IB requirements. Applications are managed through OpenApply and require documents including a passport/ID copy, fiscal code (for Italian citizens or residents), a photograph, the last two report cards, Special Educational Needs documentation if applicable, Health Form, Special Dietary Requirements Form if applicable, and a reference from the previous school. English is the primary language of instruction; a language proficiency assessment determines placement in PYP, MYP or DP, with English as an Additional Language (EAL) support available as needed. Admission and reenrollment require a minimum conduct grade of satisfactory and a minimum attendance rate of 75%; external applicants must provide official documentation from their previous school. The school reserves the right to review enrollment if information is incomplete or does not reflect the student's needs. The maximum class size is 22 students.

If applications exceed available places, a waiting list is created. Current students and their siblings have priority during the December–January enrollment period; new families may be placed on the waiting list before enrollment opens and will be offered places as they become available.

For the 2025–2026 academic year the WINS Foundation offers four scholarships for the IB MYP and DP programs for students in Grades 9–12, with total or partial coverage of the Tuition Fee. Scholarships are intended for talented students and may cover 100% or 50% of Tuition Fee; some scholarships may begin in 2024–25. Applicants must meet criteria related to prior academic achievement and program eligibility, and the call for scholarship applications includes specific deadlines and required materials. The application form is available online. The four scholarships cover entry into MYP 4/5 or DP 11, with varying levels of tuition coverage; initial eligibility may allow starting in the 2024–25 year.