Istituto Santa Giuliana Falconieri

Founded in 1941 by the Congregation of the Mantellate Servants of Mary, the school is guided by a mission of service, love, and the belief that the individual is the 'supreme good.' The educational approach emphasizes education, knowledge, and responsibility, aiming to form students who are both Italian citizens and active members of an international society. The school fosters a collaborative environment where religious and lay staff work together to prepare students for the challenges of a rapidly changing world.

The school offers a vertical Cambridge International curriculum alongside the Italian national program. The Infanzia section features a 'Special English Project' with native speakers, music, and theater. The Primaria and Medie sections continue this bilingual approach, with the latter incorporating 'Classi 2.0' digital learning. The Liceo Internazionale offers four tracks: Classico (with English enhancement), Scientifico Scienze Applicate (focusing on Math, Physics, Science, and IT), Linguistico Moderno (English, Spanish, French), and Linguistico Giuridico-Economico (English, Spanish, Law, and Economics).

Students have the opportunity to earn internationally recognized qualifications, including Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS & A Level, and the Cambridge ICE Diploma, which is recognized by major universities such as Harvard, MIT, and Stanford. In the middle school, students take Cambridge Checkpoint exams, and language certifications such as KET, PET, and DELE (for Spanish) are available. The school also serves as an accredited ECDL Test Center, allowing students to obtain the European Computer Driving Licence.

The school provides dedicated support for students to ensure a homogeneous level of preparation, particularly for those entering the Liceo who may need to strengthen their English language skills to meet the requirements for international subjects. Teachers are responsible for the ongoing education, formation, and orientation of students, with a focus on personalized learning paths. Additionally, the school implements anti-bullying initiatives and projects focused on legality and civic education.

The school hosts an annual Open Day, typically in January, for prospective families to visit the campus and learn about its programmes. Interested families can book a visit through an online form or by contacting the school directly to schedule a personalized appointment. Admissions inquiries regarding specific school levels—Infanzia, Primaria, Medie, or Liceo—are managed through the school's administrative and didactic offices.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar, with administrative and didactic offices generally open from Monday to Saturday. The school year typically begins in September, following a summer break during which administrative services are limited. Specific monthly calendars are provided for the Infanzia and Primavera sections.

Located in the Parioli district of Rome, the campus features creative learning spaces, including a dedicated children's play area and a school theater used for performances and round-table discussions. The school is equipped with digital learning tools, including interactive whiteboards (LIM) and iPads, which are provided to students in the middle school section. Sports facilities support both indoor and outdoor activities, and the school maintains a specialized computer lab for its role as an ECDL Test Center.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports (both indoor and outdoor), music courses, and computer science training. Students participate in educational and recreational experiences such as museum visits, theater performances, and annual school trips to Italian cities of art. International opportunities include summer camps, study abroad programs in England and Spain, and participation in projects like the UN, FAO, and St. Marienthal. Additionally, students produce a monthly school newspaper called 'Falcorriere'.