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Rome International School

We are Rome International School (RIS)

 

Where Curiosity Begins & A Love of Learning Grows

 

Why Choose RIS?

A School Where Every Child Thrives

 

RIS is proud to deliver a high quality IB education.

 

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RIS Rome Middle and High School

A World-Class IB Education

At RIS Rome, we unleash creativity, nurture independence and develop critical thinkers ready for tomorrow. 

 

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RIS Rome Middle and High School - March 2026

Teamwork, Creativity & Critical Thinking

 

Our dynamic Middle School Curriculum builds the skills for High School success.

 

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Green and modern campus in the heart of nature, in the heart of Rome where students play, explore and thrive.

 

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A School Where Every Child Thrives. 

At RIS Rome International School, every child feels valued, supported, and challenged to reach their full potential. 

30+

Years of history

50+

Nationalities

64+

Highly experienced educators

 

100%

Acceptance to universities of choice

EARLY YEARS

EARLY YEARS

A nurturing, stimulating and caring environment for ages 2 to 5.

IB PRIMARY YEARS

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

For children aged 5-11.  An inquiry-led learning framework which develops skills in real-lfe contexts.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Internationally relevant Middle Years curriculum for ages 12 to 14, leading to the Cambridge IGCSE.

HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year experience for ages 14 to 18. Cambridge IGCSE leading to the acclaimed pre-university qualification, the IB Diploma.

STATE-OF-THE-ART CAMPUS

STATE-OF-THE-ART CAMPUS

Immersed in over 3 hectares of the Monte Mario natural reserve, north-west Rome

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

From enriching after school activities to co-curricular opportunities including The Duke of Edinburgh International Award and Model United Nations.

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Y13 FAO Food Loss-Waste

Recently the Year 13 IBDP Geography students visited the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) headquarters for the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste. It was an extremely interesting and informative event and relates directly to the topics we are studying this year in Geography (i.e. Food & Health and Global Resource Consumption & Security).

Read More about Rome as our Classroom: IB Geography Students Explore Real World Issues at FAO HQ