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On Tuesday this week,  students from Rome International School took to the stage for a truly special LAMDA Showcase – and what a wonderful celebration of their progress and talent it was. From solo poems performed by our youngest learners in Elementary to powerful solo monologues delivered by Middle and High School students, the afternoon was a brilliant demonstration of the hard work and growth these students have achieved over the term.

Our Year 7 students had a magical day stepping into the world of poetry  during their recent trip to the Keats-Shelley House here in Rome.

The Primary Years Programme (PYP) Exhibition represents the culmination of the learning journey and engagement throughout the Primary Years. 

As part of their ongoing efforts to stay informed and educate others, our Model United Nations (MUN) students - Alessandro, Tommaso, Angela and Filomena - have launched a weekly update covering important news topics from around the world.

On Tuesday to Thursday this week, our youngest learners in Nursery to Year 3 had a fantastic time at the Sports Day events. The school gyms were filled with plenty of excitement and competition as students took part in a variety of fun and energetic activities.

On Monday 7 April, our Year 10 students had the opportunity to step beyond the classroom and immerse themselves in the world of botany during an enriching Biology field trip to Rome’s Orto Botanico. 

Support our LAMDA students and join us for an inspiring evening as our talented students showcase their talent! This special showcase will take place on Tuesday 15 April, from 16:15 to 17:15 in the school Auditorium. Friends and family are welcome to attend and celebrate the dedication and creativity of our young performers.

This March, 16 talented students from Rome International School travelled to New York to participate in the prestigious Change the World Model United Nations (CWMUN) conference. Competing alongside delegates from around the globe, they showcased their diplomacy, leadership, and negotiation skills on an international stage.

Year 6 students showcased their commitment to inquiry and action as they progressed with their Primary Years Programme Exhibition - marking the culmination of their learning journey in the Elementary School.