H-Farm International School

The school’s mission is to empower students to transform innovation into human progress for a better society. Its educational approach is centered on six dimensions of success: emotional well-being, learning achievement, community involvement, multilingualism, future preparedness, and technological fluency. The school fosters a community of lifelong learners, emphasizing creative thinking, collaboration, and a global mindset in a digitally integrated environment.

The school offers the full International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum, including the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), Diploma Programme (DP), and Career-related Programme (CP). The Rosà campus also offers the Cambridge International curriculum. High school students can participate in the Euler’s Program, which provides specialized STEM pathways in NovaTech, Visionary Ventures, Deep Science, and Design Nexus.

Students achieve strong academic results, with graduates gaining acceptance into universities in Italy, Spain, the UK, and the Netherlands. The school reports high performance in IB assessments, such as the Personal Project, and students frequently excel in international competitions, including the Douglas Young Tournament and the UK Bebras Challenge. The school focuses on preparing students for future careers in fields like AI, biotechnology, and digital strategy.

The school prioritizes student well-being through a holistic approach, integrating emotional support and counseling services into the school environment. Dedicated staff, including SEN specialists and wellbeing counselors, provide support to ensure an inclusive and positive learning atmosphere. The school emphasizes the importance of emotional well-being, social growth, and community involvement as part of its six dimensions of student success.

The school manages admissions through a formal procedure and requirements process. Prospective families are encouraged to book a meeting with the admissions team to discuss enrollment. The school provides information on tuition and financing to support families through the application journey.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar, with the school year typically beginning in September. The calendar includes various community events, educational trips, and extracurricular activities throughout the year. Specific dates for holidays and school events are managed across the three campuses in Venice, Vicenza, and Rosà.

The Venice flagship campus is a 30-hectare park featuring state-of-the-art sports facilities, a marina, cafes, restaurants, and student accommodations. The Vicenza campus includes modern classrooms, a computer lab with iMacs, science labs, a music room, a gym, and libraries, with a dedicated wing for Early Years. The Rosà campus is situated in the historic Villa Segafredo and includes science, technology, and arts laboratories, as well as access to the municipal swimming pool and sports hall.

Students participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports tournaments, music, chess, AI, and robotics. The school offers over 500 hours of clubs and activities, such as the Greenlight for Girls Conference, musical theater, and entrepreneurial projects like the “Ice Cream Shop of the Future.” Additionally, students engage in service-learning initiatives, environmental projects with the WWF, and international competitions like the Douglas Young Tournament.