Easter closure
01.04.2026The school will be closed for the Easter break from Thursday 2nd to Tuesday 7th April. Regular hours from Wednesday 8th April.
The school will be closed for the Easter break from Thursday 2nd to Tuesday 7th April. Regular hours from Wednesday 8th April.
February 2026 marked the month of a major sporting event, the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, to which the children of the Pandas class at the Viale La Plaia site dedicated an entire project.
Every day, while classes begin and the hallways fill with voices, work is already underway in the kitchen downstairs. But who is behind the dishes that arrive upstairs right on time for lunch? We interviewed Angela, the school canteen chef, to share with you the work, organization, and passion of the team that prepares the students’ meals for Primary.
In response to the growing use of AI technology in our world, we must adapt the educational environment to include this type of technology.
It’s that time of year again… ๐ โ๏ธ ๐ฌ๐ง ๐บ๐ธ
๐ Every Tuesday from November 25th to December 16th ๐ฆ 10:30 - 11:30 am ๐ง Reservations appreciated
Discover the winning scary stories written by the Year 6, 7, and 8 students!
Why we ask whether a student speaks English when you request information about our school.
Come and discover the only Cambridge International School for Primary and Lower Secondary education in Sardinia!
Addressing the topic of war and conflict with children requires attention, listening, and sensitivity. In a historical period when the news focuses on this issue daily, children are exposed to information that might upset or confuse them. It is therefore useful to help them understand the world around them with an age-appropriate approach and simple concepts, without going into too much detail.
In this article, we have collected some guidelines shared by reputable organizations to support parents and educators in this process.
At our international school, children grow up immersed in English, a language that has long established itself as a global means of communication. But we don’t stop there: we offer our students the unique opportunity to learn Chinese starting from the age of 5, continuing throughout primary and lower secondary school.
This week at school we celebrated two important events: the election of the Head Prefects and the Prefects, House Captains and Librarians ceremony, all of which are key roles in our school life, entrusted to Year 8 and Year 5 students.