Guinness World Record for St George's School Rome
59 different nationalities share continental breakfast.
St George's British International School in Rome has been awarded the Guinness World Record for 'Most Nationalities Sharing a Continental Break...
Rome's multi-ethnic kindergarten faces eviction
Raggi administration threatens to close Celio Azzurro.
Parents, teachers and small children gathered on the afternoon of 2 March to protest the threatened eviction of a multi-ethnic, city-subsidise...
The Economics to Come
An interview with Elio D’Anna, Founder and President Of the European School of Economics
After the financial crisis, the frontiers and the players of the global economy have changed. The technologi...
Wanted in Rome Junior: Ambrit International School
Third-grade student Jonah Giuliani, aged eight, writes about life at Ambrit International School.
My name is Jonah and I am an Ambrit student. Ambrit is an international school in Rome. It has kids...
Wanted in Rome Junior: St Stephen's
Eternal footprints from Romulus’ huts to today’s sneakers: St Stephen’s first-hand experience in the preservation of Rome’s cultural heritage at the Palatine excavations.
James Hua, aged 17, St Ste...
New FabLab for Rome's Marymount School
Marymount International School to inaugurate FabLab facility.
Marymount International School will become the first private international school in Rome to have its own Fabrication Laboratory when t...
Wanted in Rome Junior: St George's
St George's artists scoop top prizes in Vivi Vejo 2016 art competition.
Several talented artists from St George’s British International School were awarded top prizes at the Vivi Vejo ONLUS competi...
Wanted in Rome Junior
Maya Ballumbrosio (aged 11) from St George's British International School Nomentana, writes about her Year 6 poetry and art projects with ARTandSEEK.
One of the most exciting activities that happen...
Suspect detained over murder of American student in Rome
Homeless Rome man accused of killing American student found in Tiber.
Italian police have detained a man suspected of killing 19-year-old American student Beau Solomon, whose body was found in the...
Wanted in Rome Junior
This page is open to young writers.
Maria Nyana’aar, a Year 11 student at St George’s British International School Rome, won the ARTiculation Prize Italia competition organised by the British Counc...
American University of Rome honours Harry Shindler
War veteran Shindler to receive honoury doctorate together with Eataly founder Oscar Farinetti.
The American University of Rome (AUR) is to confer honourary doctorates on British war veteran Harry...
Wanted in Rome Junior
Page open to young Wanted in Rome readers.
This pretend-interview with Judy Boone, a character with Asperger’s Syndrome from The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time, was written by 14-yea...
University enrolments drop in Italy
University students on the decline in Italy.
Enrolments in Italian universities have dropped by 70,000 in five years said Italy's minister of education, Stefania Giannini, at the opening of the aca...
Studying Italian around the world: what, who and why
Why do people want to study Italian?
Art, culture, music, food and wine: is this all Italy and the Italian language has to offer? Why is the language of a small country like this the most widely ta...
School reforms voted through parliament
Renzi's Good School programme gets the go-ahead.
“More teachers, more merit and more autonomy”, is how Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, greeted the reforms to the country's educational system,...
Greenwood Garden School celebrates 40 years
Rome's Greenwood Garden School is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, and will mark the milestone with a party on 27 September.
The international pre-school and kindergarten was established...
St Stephen's School in Rome marks 50th anniversary
St Stephen's School on the Aventine celebrates 50 years in Rome on the weekend of 27-29 June.
The school was founded in 1964 by Revd John O. Patterson with an ethos focusing on a classical liberal...
First Meredith Kercher scholarship award
The first scholarship in memory of the murdered English student Meredith Kercher is to be officially announced in Perugia on Tuesday 4 June in a ceremony with the city’s mayor, Meredith’s...
Students to protest in Rome
Students in Rome have promised to "take back the city" during a series of demonstrations scheduled for Saturday 24 November, which organisers hope will "reach the corridors of power". This follows the...
Teenagers in ancient Rome
An animated English-language video from the TED-Ed series provides a glimpse into the life of Rome's teenagers some 2,000 years ago. Narrated by Ray Laurence, a classics professor from Britain’...
