Vittoria International School

The school aims to form international citizens who possess a solid Italian identity, balancing prestigious international curricula with Italian culture. Its educational approach is built on values of inclusion, commitment, professionalism, and experimentation, with a focus on developing students' empathy, critical thinking, and sense of responsibility.

The school offers a comprehensive educational pathway divided into several stages: Junior Nursery School, Cambridge Primary, and Cambridge Lower Secondary. For upper secondary education, students can choose between the Italian High School curriculum (available in five-year or four-year formats) or the Upper Secondary International School, which features the two-year IGCSE Cambridge programme followed by the two-year IB Diploma Programme.

Graduates achieve both national and international qualifications, including the Italian High School Diploma (Maturità) and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma. Students also earn prestigious language certifications in English (Cambridge Assessment), French (DELF), Spanish (DELE), and German (Goethe Institut), alongside Cambridge-certified milestones such as the Primary Checkpoint, Lower Secondary diploma, and the International Certificate of Education (ICE).

The school emphasizes an inclusive environment characterized by attention to the individual needs of each student. It maintains a low student-to-teacher ratio of 8:1 to ensure personalized support and academic guidance throughout the student's educational journey.

The school manages admissions through a formal process that includes open days and specific admissions tests for its high school programmes. Prospective families can request information directly through the school's website or by contacting the administrative offices for the Junior or High School divisions.

The school operates on an annual academic calendar, with distinct schedules provided for the Vittoria Junior division, the Vittoria International School (VIS), and the European Linguistic High School. Specific dates for the 2025/26 academic year are documented and available for each respective school level.

The school provides 7,200 square meters of educational space across its campuses in central Turin. Facilities are designed to support a range of activities, from traditional classroom learning to outdoor education and sports, with access to local city parks and specialized adventure sites like the Salgari Campus for experiential learning.

Students participate in a variety of co-curricular activities designed to foster collaboration, civic responsibility, and personal growth. These include house-based competitions like the 'Vittoria Cup,' student-led school magazines, musical performances, and team-building excursions to locations such as the Salgari Campus, Parco del Valentino, and the Rachel Learning Centre. Additionally, students engage in environmental service projects and creative workshops that contribute to their CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) portfolios.