H-International School Rosa srl

The school’s mission is to empower students to transform innovation into human progress for a better society. It utilizes the 'H-FARM Approach,' which focuses on personalized academic paths, creative thinking, collaboration, and digital integration. The educational philosophy is centered on six dimensions of success: emotional well-being, learning achievement, community involvement, multilingualism, future preparedness, and technological fluency.

The school offers the IB Continuum (Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma Programme) and the Career-related Programme. The Rosà campus also offers a Cambridge International curriculum. The academic offering includes bespoke modules in technology, digital management, and advanced STEM, with pathways leading to an American High School Diploma.

The school reports strong academic results, including a high average in the MYP Personal Project. Students frequently achieve success in international competitions, such as the Douglas Young Tournament, and secure placements at universities in Italy, Spain, the UK, and the Netherlands. The school is an Apple Distinguished School and is accredited by the Council of International Schools and the Boarding Schools’ Association.

The school provides dedicated language support classrooms and employs SEN (Special Educational Needs) specialists. Wellbeing counselors and career guidance counselors are available to support students' emotional and academic development. The school emphasizes a holistic approach, integrating emotional support and student welfare services directly into the school environment.

Admissions are managed through a formal procedure involving online pre-registration and, for certain programmes, selection interviews. Prospective students for the Digital Management degree, for example, must complete a TOLC-E or SAT test and meet specific English language requirements (B2 level). The school provides dedicated support for orientation and educational choices.

The school operates on a semester-based system with a wide range of community events, educational trips, and extracurricular activities throughout the year. The academic calendar includes specific periods for assessments, project exhibitions, and holiday breaks. The school hosts over 300 events annually across its network.

The school operates three campuses: Venice (H-CAMPUS), Vicenza, and Rosà. The Venice flagship campus is a 30-hectare park featuring state-of-the-art sports facilities, a skate park, athletics track, library, auditorium, student residence for 250, and a marina. The Vicenza campus includes modern classrooms, a computer lab with iMacs, science labs, a music room, a gym, and libraries. The Rosà campus is located in the historic Villa Segafredo and offers science, technology, and arts laboratories, as well as access to municipal sports facilities including a swimming pool.

Students participate in over 680 hours of extracurricular activities, including AI, Chess, Robomed, and Musical Theater. The school offers sports tournaments, environmental projects (such as tree planting with the WWF and beach cleaning), and creative initiatives like the PYP Art Festival and the Douglas Young Tournament. Students also engage in service-learning through CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) and SA (Service as Action) initiatives.