Liceo Scientifico Morgagni

The school aims to provide a cultural and methodological foundation that enables students to understand reality with a rational, creative, and critical approach. It emphasizes the connection between scientific culture and humanistic tradition, fostering awareness and active citizenship. The educational path is designed to align with personal capabilities and choices, preparing students for both further studies and professional life.

The school offers a five-year scientific curriculum structured into two biennia and a final year, covering subjects such as mathematics, physics, natural sciences, and humanities. An international pathway is available through the Cambridge IGCSE programme, which integrates English-language instruction in specific scientific subjects. The curriculum is supported by various disciplinary departments, including those for letters, history, philosophy, and foreign languages.

Students are prepared for higher education and the workforce through a curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking and scientific methodology. The school regularly celebrates student achievements in regional and national competitions, including the Mathematics Olympics and Debate tournaments. Graduates complete their secondary education with the Maturità examination.

The school maintains a dedicated inclusion group that develops protocols for students with special educational needs. These protocols are integrated into the school's educational plan to ensure comprehensive support. Additionally, the teaching staff includes specialized support teachers with polyvalent certifications to assist students.

Admissions for the first year are managed exclusively through the national 'Unica' platform. Applications require digital credentials such as SPID, CIE, CNS, or eIDAS. The school provides specific guidance and FAQs to support families during the application window.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar, with specific dates for enrollment, final examinations, and school events. The academic year includes key milestones such as the Maturità examinations and various student-led initiatives. Detailed event information is managed through the school's digital portal.

Located at via Fonteiana 125 in Rome, the campus features a range of specialized facilities to support the curriculum. These include laboratories for biology and chemistry, an informatics lab, a library, and a music room. The school also provides an Aula Magna, a conference hall, and a gymnasium for physical education and events.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including sports such as badminton and volleyball, and academic competitions like the Mathematics Olympics and Debate championships. Students also participate in the production of the school newspaper, 'Il barrito', and engage in projects related to digital citizenship, educational travel, and cultural exchanges.