Institut Saint-Dominique vs Istituto Marymount Roma - Nomentana 355

	I Institut Saint-Dominique Rome, Italy	I Istituto Marymount Roma - Nomentana 355 Rome, Italy
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €5,870 - 13,850	Fees / year €8,000 - 9,600
Age range	Age range 1 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 19 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (DP), Cambridge International AS Levels, French Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Catholic Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 300	Pupils 700
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 16
Instruction language	Instruction language French, English, Italian	Instruction language English, Italian
Opened	Opened —	Opened 1930
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Rome, Lazio, Italy. The campus is at Via Igino Lega 5, 00189 Rome, about 30 minutes from the historic center.	Location Rome, Italy. The Infanzia, Primaria and Secondaria di I Grado campus is at Via Nomentana 355, 00162 Roma. The Liceo Classico and Liceo Scientifico campus is at Via Livorno 91, 00162 Roma. Both campuses are in the 00162 area of Rome, serving students aged 3 to 19.
Stages	Stages Preschool from 18 months; Elementary from 6 to 11; Middle school from 11 to 15; High school from 15 to 18; The High school offers the International Baccalaureate.	Stages Infanzia (ages 3–5), Primaria (ages 6–10), Secondary I Grado (ages 11–13); Liceo Classico and Liceo Scientifico (ages 14–19).
School type	School type Private international school in Rome; boarding is available; part of the Odyssey Education group; accredited by the French Ministry of Education and AEFE partner.	School type Catholic, parity (state-recognized) bilingual school for ages 3 to 19
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Dedicated support staff includes a pedagogical advisor; specialized teachers (FLE); a school nurse and a psychologist for students with special needs; and a classroom assistant.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Affiliated with France through AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad).	Country affiliation Italy
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation Catholic affiliation; rooted in the Dominican tradition and provides religious instruction.	Religious affiliation Catholic (Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary)
School day structure	School day structure After-school and study options are available: Garderie from 15:30 to 18:00 for preschool; 15:30 to 18:00 for elementary; 16:30 to 18:00 for middle school and high school, with registration per period or year.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Two bus lines operate in Rome with a possible third; registration is annual and covers the full school calendar; younger students are escorted to their classes on arrival; multiple tariff options; AEFE scholarships can cover transport for French residents in Italy.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Frais d'inscription - Nouvelle inscription (Droit de Première Inscription) : EUR 1,750.00. Early‑payment reduction on the first‑registration fee if paid before the early deadline: EUR 1,225.00. - Réinscription (Droit Annuel d'Inscription) : EUR 750.00. Early‑payment reduction on the re‑registration fee if paid before the early deadline: EUR 525.00. Frais de scolarité — montants annuels par cycle / parcours (2025–2026) - Pré‑maternelle (TPS) : EUR 6,050.00 par an. - Maternelle : EUR 7,450.00 par an. - Élémentaire : EUR 7,800.00 par an. - Collège (parcours régulier) : EUR 8,600.00 par an. - Collège (parcours Cambridge) : EUR 9,900.00 par an. - PRE‑IB / Grade 9 : EUR 9,900.00 par an. - Lycée (2nde – 1ère – Terminale, régulier et ESABAC) : EUR 9,700.00 par an. - PRE‑IB / Grade 10 : EUR 16,100.00 par an. - IB DP (Grade 11–12) : EUR 16,100.00 par an. Frais de restauration (cantine) — annuels - TPS & Maternelle : EUR 1,100.00 par an. - Élémentaire / Collège / Lycée : EUR 1,650.00 par an. Frais d'examens (le cas échéant) - Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) – Classe de 3ème : EUR 60.00. - Épreuves anticipées du Baccalauréat (EAB) – Classe de 1ère : EUR 130.00. - Baccalauréat – Classe de Terminale : EUR 300.00. - Frais d'examen Grade 12 (IB/équivalents) : EUR 750.00. Internat — formules et frais annuels (internat, pension et services) - Formule 5 jours, chambre double : EUR 21,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 22,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 21,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 28,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12). - Formule 5 jours, chambre simple : EUR 23,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 24,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 23,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 30,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12). - Formule 7 jours, chambre double : EUR 25,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 26,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 25,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 32,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12). - Formule 7 jours, chambre simple : EUR 27,650.00 (6ème–3ème); EUR 28,950.00 (Cambridge / Grade 9 / PTM); EUR 27,650.00 (2nde–Terminale); EUR 34,050.00 (Grade 10–11–12). - Dépôt de garantie et caisse pour dépenses imprévues (obligatoire la première année) : EUR 500.00 + EUR 500.00 (montants indiqués pour les formules). Accueil dimanche soir (supplément annuel) : EUR 1,000.00. Autres coûts / services facultatifs (annuels) - Transport scolaire (service annuel) : EUR 2,950.00. - Garderie maternelle / Étude élémentaire : EUR 600.00. - Activités extrascolaires : catalogue et tarifs publiés en début d'année (frais variables). - Fournitures scolaires : incluses pour l'ensemble du primaire dans les frais annuels de scolarité. - Tenue scolaire / uniformes : la tenue scolaire est à la charge de la famille; aucun montant forfaitaire uniforme imprimé dans la grille tarifaire annuelle. Modalités de facturation, échéances et conditions de paiement - Facturation : la facture annuelle regroupe les frais annuels de scolarité et de cantine ainsi que les taxes d'examen et les dépenses pédagogiques listées. En cas de départ en cours d'année, la tranche annuelle des frais de scolarité et le transport scolaire restent dus pour le trimestre de référence ; la cantine est calculée au prorata des mois utilisés. - Options de paiement disponibles durant l'année scolaire (trois modalités) : - Paiement annuel intégral, effectué au plus tard avant la rentrée (paiement annuel exigé par virement bancaire pour la modalité annuelle). - Paiement trimestriel en trois versements : paiements répartis en 40% / 30% / 30% de la tranche annuelle restante (après déduction des sommes payées à l'inscription), avec échéances en septembre, décembre et mars. Les pourcentages et échéances sont appliqués sur la facture annuelle. - Paiement mensuel en 9 versements : échéances mensuelles de septembre à mai (après déduction des sommes payées lors de l'inscription). - Modalité par défaut : si la famille ne précise pas la modalité et la fréquence choisies, le paiement est effectué trimestriellement par prélèvement bancaire SEPA. Les paiements par chèque et en espèces ne sont pas acceptés. Exemples de répartition (calculs basés sur la tranche annuelle et la répartition 40% / 30% / 30%) - Pré‑maternelle (EUR 6,050.00) : versements trimestriels (40% / 30% / 30%) = EUR 2,420.00 ; EUR 1,815.00 ; EUR 1,815.00. Paiement mensuel (9 mois) = EUR 672.22 par mois. - Maternelle (EUR 7,450.00) : trimestriels = EUR 2,980.00 ; EUR 2,235.00 ; EUR 2,235.00. Mensuel = EUR 827.78. - Élémentaire (EUR 7,800.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,120.00 ; EUR 2,340.00 ; EUR 2,340.00. Mensuel = EUR 866.67. - Collège parcours régulier (EUR 8,600.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,440.00 ; EUR 2,580.00 ; EUR 2,580.00. Mensuel = EUR 955.56. - Collège Cambridge / PRE‑IB Grade 9 (EUR 9,900.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,960.00 ; EUR 2,970.00 ; EUR 2,970.00. Mensuel = EUR 1,100.00. - Lycée (2nde–Terminale, EUR 9,700.00) : trimestriels = EUR 3,880.00 ; EUR 2,910.00 ; EUR 2,910.00. Mensuel = EUR 1,077.78. - PRE‑IB / IB DP (EUR 16,100.00) : trimestriels = EUR 6,440.00 ; EUR 4,830.00 ; EUR 4,830.00. Mensuel = EUR 1,788.89. (Note : les montants trimestriels et mensuels ci‑dessus sont des calculs effectués à partir de la tranche annuelle et de la répartition des échéances indiquée pour la modalité trimestrielle et mensuelle; la première somme due peut être ajustée après déduction des paiements effectués lors de l'inscription.) Remboursements et annulations - Les frais d'ouverture de dossier et les frais de première inscription ne sont pas remboursables en cas d'annulation ou de renoncement. En cas de départ anticipé en cours d'année, la tranche annuelle des frais de scolarité et le transport scolaire restent dus pour le trimestre de référence ; la cantine est calculée au prorata des mois de fréquentation. Des pénalités et intérêts de retard peuvent être appliqués en cas de défaut de paiement. Modes de paiement acceptés - Virement bancaire (le paiement annuel est indiqué comme payable exclusivement par virement bancaire pour l'option annuelle). - Prélèvement bancaire SEPA (prélèvement direct). Si aucune modalité de paiement n'est choisie, la facturation est réglée par prélèvement SEPA trimestriel par défaut. - Les paiements par chèque et en espèces ne sont pas acceptés. Remises et réductions - Réduction pour paiement annuel anticipé : tarif réduit (pourcentage variable selon l'année / échéance indiquée dans la grille tarifaire ; seuils et dates limites précisés dans la grille). Pour 2025–2026, une réduction pour paiement annuel anticipé est indiquée. - Réduction fratrie : réduction de 10% sur la tranche annuelle des frais de scolarité à partir du 2ᵉ enfant inscrit. (La présente synthèse reprend les montants et modalités applicables pour l'année scolaire 2025–2026 ; les montants annuels, les frais d'internat et les options facultatives sont indiqués ci‑dessus conformément à la grille tarifaire et au règlement financier de l'établissement.)	Fee details Application fees - EUR 1,800.00 — New registration (Nuova iscrizione). - EUR 650.00 — Re-registration (Re iscrizione). - EUR 650.00 — New registration for a third child when siblings already attend. - Registration and re-registration fees are non‑refundable. Tuition fees (annual and per-term by school level) - Infanzia (Preschool / Kindergarten) - Annual tuition: EUR 8,000.00. - Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,000.00. - Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 7,840.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026). - Primaria (Primary) - Annual tuition: EUR 8,540.00. - Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,270.00. - Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 8,369.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026). - Secondaria I Grado (Lower Secondary / Middle School) - Annual tuition: EUR 8,750.00. - Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,375.00. - Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 8,575.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026). - Secondaria II Grado (Upper Secondary / High School — Classical and Scientific bilingual liceo) - Annual tuition: EUR 9,600.00. - Term breakdown: 2 installments of EUR 4,800.00. - Annual amount with 2% early‑payment discount: EUR 9,408.00 (discount applies when full tuition is paid by 3 July 2026). Billing schedule and payment terms - Installment deadlines for tuition and meal charges: - 1st installment: 01 September 2026. - 2nd installment: 01 February 2027. - A 15% discount is applied to the tuition for the third child in the same family (as indicated by the school). - Payments must be made via traceable methods (bank transfer, credit card, or Bancomat). The school provides bank details for transfers: Banca Popolare di Sondrio, Agenzia 8 — Viale Somalia 255, Roma; IBAN: IT91L0569603208000006210X44, account name: Fondazione Istituto Marymount. Boarding - Boarding is not provided; there are no boarding fees charged by the institute. Other costs and compulsory items - School uniform: All students must wear the school uniform; uniforms are available for purchase online (provider indicated by the school). - School meals (annual charges): - Infanzia (includes morning and afternoon snacks): EUR 1,650.00 per year. - Primaria: EUR 1,600.00 per year. - Secondaria I Grado: EUR 1,600.00 per year. - Secondaria II Grado: meal service provided upon purchase of a carnet (prepaid vouchers). - Meal charges are annual; meal fees may not be refundable when non‑use is not caused by the school. - Textbooks: charged on invoice for Infanzia, Primaria and Secondaria I Grado. - Didactic project materials: charged on invoice for Infanzia and Primaria. - Language certification fees: charged on invoice for Primaria (from class III) and Secondaria I Grado. - Advance deposits for educational outings: charged on invoice for Infanzia, Primaria and both secondary levels. - L2 Italian course: available for secondary students (charged as applicable). Refund information - Registration and re‑registration fees are non‑refundable. - Meal fees and other service charges are not refundable in cases of non‑use when the reason for non‑use is not attributable to the school. Fee payment options - Accepted payment methods: bank transfer, credit card, Bancomat (all payments must be traceable). - Bank transfer details (for payments): Banca Popolare di Sondrio — Agenzia 8, Viale Somalia 255, Roma; IBAN: IT91L0569603208000006210X44; Intestato a: Fondazione Istituto Marymount.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Two boarding options: 5 days a week and 7 days a week. The 5 days a week option allows students to stay Sunday evening to Friday after classes, then return home for weekends. The 7 days a week option allows students to stay on campus throughout the week, including weekends, returning home only during school holidays. Single or double rooms with private bathrooms and toilets. Mandatory evening study time in a dedicated room. Areas dedicated to boarders include a common room with a relaxation area and television, a fitness room and a table tennis room. Recreational and cultural outings are organized on weekends. The boarding school accepts students from 6ème (Garde 6) to Terminale (Grade 12). The IB and French programmes are offered with trilingual teaching at the school (French, English, Italian).	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement Uniforms are mandatory for all students and are not purchased at the school but from a specialized shop located at Via delle Tre Madonne 3, Parioli (Rome), or online at divisescolastiche.com by selecting the 'Istituto Marymount' section. For information call +39 06 8070703, +39 347 6223690, or email info@divisescolastiche.com.
Food options	Food options Meals are cooked on site through an internal school meals service in partnership with Vivenda. Menus are adapted to the nutritional needs of pupils, with high-quality, varied products and guidance to follow a full menu. Food allergies or intolerances are managed with an individualized plan (Projet d'Accueil Individualisé – PAI).	Food options Mensa: Meals are prepared daily in the school's own kitchens and served in dedicated dining areas. The menus are balanced, seasonal and supervised by dietitians and nutritionists, in line with guidelines for healthy eating for growing children. Fresh, organic ingredients are prioritized and, when possible, locally sourced. The school accommodates individual dietary needs upon documented request for health, religious, or ethical reasons.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Part of the Odyssey Education group; accredited by the French Ministry of Education and recognised as a partner of AEFE.	Governance and ownership The Marymount Institute is a Catholic paritaria school owned by the Marymount Foundation. The organigramma To-Be shows the President (M. Gallavotti) and a governance structure including the Foundation's Board of Directors, with areas for Didattica and Amministrativa and committees such as the Gender Equality Steering Committee and the Educational Committee, plus safety and building oversight. The organization also references the Consiglio di Amministrazione (Board of Administration) and other governance bodies within the Foundation.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Primary education is bilingual. The primary program runs Maternelle (18 months–6 years) and Élémentaire (6–11 years). Secondary education includes Collège (11–15) and Lycée (15–18), with the International Baccalaureate (IB) available for Grades 9–12. In the IB section, instruction is in English and most courses are taught in English, with other languages taught at advanced levels; classes are small. The IB Diploma Programme requires choosing courses across Groups 1–6 with HL/SL levels, and includes the core components Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, and Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS). There is also a five-week IB immersion in Rome for students in Grade 9–11.	Curriculum details The High School is bilingual and offers two tracks: Liceo Classico and Liceo Scientifico, with a Double Diploma, Public Speaking, STEAM, Geopolitics, and transversal competencies. It provides Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level certifications and has been recognized as a Cambridge International Centre since 2018. AP courses are available, and SAT preparation began in the 2025/2026 academic year. The curriculum includes study and certifications for IGCSE and AS Level in various subjects, and the school hosts a University Fair twice a year with Italian universities (Caoscari, Cattolica, Bocconi, Luiss, Campus Biomedico, St. Louis College of Music) and international universities (King's College London, NYU Dubai, George Washington University, Fordham University, Temple University) to showcase post-diploma opportunities. From Primary through Secondary, the Marymount program emphasizes a vertical digital curriculum, with Mandarin Chinese study, Innovamat for math, and a strong focus on debate/public speaking; the program integrates cross-disciplinary projects and language development across grades.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Small class sizes.	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression The school supports university orientation to guide students toward higher education in Italy or abroad. A University Fair is hosted twice yearly with Italian universities (Caoscari, Cattolica, Bocconi, Luiss, Campus Biomedico, St. Louis College of Music) and international universities (King's College London, NYU Dubai, George Washington University, Fordham University, Temple University). The UNIFROG platform helps compare programs and apply to universities in Italy and internationally.
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Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school fosters a climate of benevolence and equity with relationships based on listening and mutual respect, building a climate of fraternity. Personal well-being and growth are central to the school's projects, with individualized support, progress tracking, and a focus on students' well-being and development through extracurricular activities and positive disciplines. An atmosphere of listening, cooperation, and solidarity guides interactions, and families are fully involved in school life.	Social & emotional learning Marymount Roma welcomes students from diverse cultures and religions in an inclusive, person-centered environment. The education is anchored in the values of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary (RSHM) and aims to develop every student's potential. The school prepares students to become responsible leaders who promote justice and peace in a multicultural, transforming world. It engages in Avanguardie Educative, integrating innovative, dynamic, and inclusive teaching approaches with traditional methods to strengthen critical thinking, argumentation, collaboration, and communication. The bilingual Italian–English identity and the Global Network of RSHM Schools enrich learning through international exchanges, collaboration, and exposure to global perspectives.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) An inclusive approach is supported by a Health Pole with a nurse and a school psychologist who work with the teaching team to provide personalized follow-up and in-class sessions on health and psychology. The Health Pole is a place of reception, listening, guidance and first aid under the supervision of a school nurse. The nurse is bound by professional confidentiality. A speech therapist is available to conduct speech and language assessments and therapy. The psychologist and speech therapist collaborate with the educational staff to support students with special needs and to facilitate their school integration, with family involvement.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Within the framework of the French national education program, Odyssey schools deliver academic instruction in French and English, taught from early years by native-speaking teachers in an intercultural and multilingual approach. In addition, instruction in the language of the host country is provided to foster cultural openness and to enable students to return to the local curriculum. Learners can express themselves fluently in three languages and possess key skills for meeting the challenges of the 21st century.	English as an additional language English is taught as a first language from the first year of Scuola dell'Infanzia, supported by native-speaking teachers. English is integrated across the curriculum, with Cambridge certifications (Starters, Movers, Flyers) pursued at the primary level. By Scuola Secondaria di I Grado, English is used for some disciplines in the Cambridge International Schools model, and in Liceo about half the subjects are taught in English in the first two years and about 35% in the final year. The model adapts to each level, ensuring English remains a core vehicle for learning and international engagement.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Psychological support is available to provide listening and support to help individuals reflect and progress. An on-site wellbeing space offers individual, family, or staff sessions with the school psychologist. Consultations can be scheduled by appointment to address mental health and well-being needs.	Mental wellbeing An Anti-bullying Commission oversees prevention and response to bullying, including a psychologist among its members. A whistleblowing process and external reporting channels are in place for incidents of discrimination or gender-based violence. The school provides health services via an infirmary to administer medications as needed.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The health pole manages care and emergencies, including first aid and child protection. The nurse operates under professional confidentiality and coordinates with teachers and families to ensure safe care. The school collaborates with the psychologist and other specialists to follow students with health or developmental needs and to safeguard their wellbeing.	Safeguarding Gender equality is a policy priority, with certification (UNI/PdR 125:2022) and a dedicated Gender Equality Commission. There are formal channels for reporting discrimination or violence (Segnala) and a formal Procedura Whistleblowing. The Anti-bullying Commission and safeguarding procedures apply across all school levels, and health services (infirmary) support student safety and wellbeing.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The 6-hectare green campus features a range of facilities and services designed for students' work, personal development and comfort. It includes two libraries, a science classroom and a laboratory, a theatre/performance hall, a music room, and a visual arts room. Outdoor facilities include a garden, two playgrounds, an athletic track and a gymnasium. On-site dining and wellbeing services include a cafeteria area with a school nurse, a health and wellbeing space, two parking lots, and a snack bar, plus a new café space for gatherings.	Facilities overview Via Nomentana 355 hosts about 700 students across the Preschool, Primary, and Lower Secondary levels. Via Livorno 91 hosts about 250 students in Upper Secondary (Liceo Classico and Liceo Scientifico). The two campuses are designed to support active, collaborative learning and to help students develop the skills needed to navigate today's world. Both campuses feature multifunctional laboratories, green spaces, and technologically advanced classrooms equipped with iPads for students and teachers, Apple TV, and digital platforms such as Google Classroom and Canva Education. The indoor and outdoor spaces connect with each other through new Art and Robotics pavilions at the Primary School and sensorily oriented Outdoor Education areas for Early Childhood and Primary students, used on a rotating basis to ensure equal opportunities for learning and experimentation.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Two collective sports fields, an athletics track and a gymnasium support physical education. Additional outdoor facilities include two playgrounds suitable for outdoor activities.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Academic facilities include two libraries and a science classroom with a laboratory. Arts-focused spaces include a theatre/performance hall, a music room and a visual arts room.	Academic facilities Academic facilities support an active, collaborative learning approach. They include multifunctional laboratories and green spaces designed to foster inquiry and exploration. The classrooms are technologically advanced and equipped with iPads for students and teachers, as well as Apple TV and digital platforms such as Google Classroom and Canva Education. The Primary School has dedicated Art and Robotics pavilions, and there are sensory Outdoor Education areas for Early Childhood and Primary students. These spaces enable rotating use across classes to provide equal opportunities for learning and experimentation.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular spaces support arts and student life, including a theatre/performance hall, a music room and a visual arts room. A garden area provides outdoor learning and project space. A new café space offers informal gathering on campus.	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History ISD Rome was founded more than 60 years ago by the Roman Congregation of Saint-Dominique to provide Rome and the world with a rigorous and demanding Dominican education, while guiding students with kindness on a journey of openness to the world and integral human development. The school, part of the Odyssey Education group, is accredited by the French Ministry of Education and recognized as a partner school of AEFE. Inspired by Dominican tradition, ISD Rome offers a multilingual education from early years through high school. This enduring mission is reflected in the programs and initiatives IISD has put in place over 60 years in service of its students and families.	History The school has offered a complete educational pathway from early childhood to high school since 1930. It is a Catholic paritaria school guided by the values of the Religious Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Mary (RSHM). It is part of the Global Network of RSHM Schools, connecting to 21 Marymount schools worldwide. The Marymount campuses are in Rome, with Infanzia–Primaria–Secondaria di I Grado at Via Nomentana 355 and Liceo Classico e Scientifico at Via Livorno 91. The bilingual program emphasizes English integrated across the curriculum with native-speaking teachers.
Community	Community ISD Rome is a close-knit community that includes current students across all levels, including boarding students such as Jeanne (boarding student in 6th grade) and Sofia (11th grade). The school maintains a dynamic network through its alumni, who are active around the world and pursue diverse paths, enriched by ISD's values and academic excellence. An alumni association was established in June 2011 to build a network of former students, parents, and teachers and to foster ongoing connections through mentoring, events, and opportunities. Alumni work in fields such as diplomacy, entrepreneurship, research, the arts, and high-level sports.	Community The Marymount Roma community has 95 years of experience. Bilingualism is central, with English taught as a living tool and native-speaking teachers integrated across disciplines. The Global Network of RSHM Schools connects Marymount Roma with 21 schools worldwide, enriching opportunities for students and staff. The community hosts a wide range of events, including a biannual University Fair with Italian and international universities, as well as leadership, arts, model United Nations, and international sports programs.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association The Parents Association (APE) represents the interests of parents within the Institute International Saint-Dominique de Rome. Parents are full members of the educational community and have regular, trust-based relations with the school. The APE informs about school life in general, ongoing reforms, and student directions; it is authorized to communicate its actions to other parents through documents distributed to students. The APE serves as an intermediary, working in direct contact with the head of the establishment and with the school community (educational counselors, teachers, etc.). The APE collaborates with the school to support the education of the children. For further information, the admissions team is available to answer questions.	Parent teacher association Patto Educativo Infanzia defines the roles and responsibilities of families within the school community. Riunioni genitori are scheduled as part of the school calendar. The school hosts parent-focused events such as 'Being parents in the digital era' at the Via Nomentana 355 campus. Parents participate in Marymount international projects and cultural exchanges, including DigiEduHack 2025 in collaboration with the network and external partners. University Fair and related activities also involve family engagement as part of the school's collaborative educational environment.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual ISD Rome offers a bilingual international education at the secondary level with a choice between the French Baccalaureate and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. The IB Diploma Programme is taught entirely in English. The school serves as a gateway to top universities worldwide, with graduates admitted to universities across Europe and beyond. ISD Rome is part of the Odyssey Education network, aligning with international educational standards.	Academic & intellectual Continuity across the years includes a Philosophy Lab, theatre in English, and writing-augmentation tracks to ensure a coherent progression of learning. The international RSHM network strengthens the school experience by offering projects and events that promote international openness, personal growth, and active participation in school life both inside and outside the campus. In Secondary I Grade, students participate in Leadership Group, Festival delle Arti RSHM, Model United Nations (MUN) RSHM, International Sports Festival RSHM, and Coro Stabile.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The school provides a broad Arts and Sports program as part of extracurricular activities. The Arts track includes a Music Academy with private instrumental lessons and opportunities to join orchestral projects, as well as visual arts, theatre for the Lycée, and a chess club. The sports program covers Motricité, Football, Mini Tennis, Dance, Basketball, Boxing, and Multisport. This ensemble of arts and performance options is designed to complement the academic program throughout the year.	Arts & creative Each year, around 25 students from the II and III classes participate in the Festival delle Arti promoted by the RSHM Network, hosted in rotation between London, Paris, and Rome. Selection is based on a motivational letter, conduct, and academic performance. During the Festival, students take part in creative workshops led by professional artists, exploring acting, singing, dancing, and the visual arts. Coro Stabile is a choral program guided by a Vocal Coach and Art Director, introducing students to choir singing through vocal exercises, rhythm work, repertoire, and lyric analysis.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Languages are a central feature, with a dedicated Language department and staff teaching English across levels, including English as a foreign language, Cambridge offerings, and IB-related language courses. The department covers English (LV1, LLCE, TOK), Italian (LVE, LVM), and ESABAC for Collège–Lycée, with additional language specialists supporting LVA and other language pathways. The school maintains a strong multilingual culture with ESABAC and Cambridge connections as part of its language offerings.	Cultural & language As part of the international RSHM network, open international experiences and events promote cultural exchange and broaden horizons, with collaboration among Marymount schools in London, Paris, and Rome. Model United Nations develops English language proficiency and provides opportunities to debate global issues with peers from Marymount schools across Europe. The international activities create immersive, cross-cultural experiences that foster expression and confidence in language use.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Extrascolaire includes After School & Garderie services, providing a quiet study space, teacher supervision, homework help, and family notifications for absences; hours vary by cycle, with after-school supervision offered from 15:30 to 18:00 for primary and 16:30 to 18:00 for middle/high school. Centre aéré and Holiday Camps offer multilingual, culturally rich sessions during school holidays with programs in English, French, and Italian, plus arts, sports, and science activities. The lycée also hosts a Theatre program and a Chess Club, enriching student life beyond academics.	Social & hobbies Leadership Group elects 24 students each year to join the Leadership Group, becoming representatives, promoting charitable initiatives, organizing fundraising campaigns, and helping set up the two annual dances. The group participates in the international Leadership event with Marymount peers in a major European city, building teamwork and project-management skills. The experience develops responsibility, initiative, and the ability to design and implement activities with awareness and determination.
Community & service	Community & service Vita spirituale e Pastorale describes ISD Rome as a Catholic school rooted in Dominican values, with faith formation integrated into daily life. The five core values are intellectual pursuit of truth, freedom of thought and action, trust, hospitality and respect, and a daily faith formation approach grounded in scripture. The pastoral program includes catechesis and pastoral activities across grade levels, with a dedicated coordinator and contact for pastoral matters. Charitable projects and service to others are emphasized as part of the school community.	Community & service The Leadership Group spearheads charitable initiatives and fundraising campaigns, promoting solidarity and service within the Marymount community. Members organize community service activities and contribute to social responsibility projects. Participation in leadership and service activities reinforces a commitment to giving back to the community and to working with others toward common goals.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional ISD Rome organizes its pedagogy within the Odyssey Education network, which guides its international, mission-driven approach. The school assigns specialised roles in the English-language and international-curriculum pathways, including an IB CAS & EE coordinator and a university counselor to support student planning. The leadership and pastoral teams include coordinators for spirituality and academic disciplines, reflecting a structured, globally oriented school culture.	Leadership & professional The Leadership Group is an annual election in which 24 students assume active roles in school life. They represent the student body, promote charitable initiatives, organize fundraising, and contribute to two evening dances. They participate in the international Leadership event with Marymount peers to develop leadership, initiative, and project-management skills.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Physical education is a central component of daily life, with a comprehensive sports program including Motricité, Football, Mini Tennis, Dance, Basketball, Boxing, and Multisport, emphasizing health, confidence, teamwork, and character. The wellbeing focus is reinforced by spiritual life activities and pastoral care designed to foster a climate of fraternity and mutual respect. Mindfulness and wellbeing-related workshops are also offered in events such as Open Days, featuring sessions on body and mind wellbeing in multiple languages.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The International Sports Festival brings together 20 Class III students for international tournaments in football, volleyball, and basketball. The event emphasizes sport as a platform for teamwork, cultural exchange, and shared values such as respect, loyalty, and collaboration. Sport fosters personal challenge, team building, and cross-cultural understanding.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The school teaches French, English, and Italian from Nursery onward; Italian is taught weekly (two hours in Nursery and three hours weekly in Elementary), with ongoing multilingual development to fluency.	Language provision English is taught as part of a bilingual program and is used across the curriculum; language learning is supported by native-speaking teachers.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching Multilingual education in French, English and Italian from Nursery School, with alternating days in French and English and two hours of Italian per week.	Bilingual teaching From ages 3 to 19, the school offers bilingual education with English taught by native-speaking teachers and integrated across the curriculum. Bilingualism is one of the pillars of the school's approach, accompanying every stage of the educational path through native-speaking teachers and an integrated view of the disciplines. English is not just a subject; it is a living tool for learning, communication, and growth.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs Daily immersion in French, English and Italian in a multilingual setting, with alternating language days and weekly Italian instruction.	Immersion programs —
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Complete your online application on the Eduka portal. Documents to upload include school reports and photocopies of the parents' and child's passports. The school welcomes students of all nationalities and backgrounds. Every application is carefully and thoroughly reviewed by the school management, who assess each student's ability to integrate and succeed within our educational environment. Enrollment at the Institut International Saint-Dominique of Rome requires full adherence to its educational values as well as its operational rules, which ensure the cohesion of the school community. 2. Pedagogical meeting and admission response. After submitting the application, a pedagogical interview will be offered within 5 business days. Your child's place will be confirmed by email within 2–3 days following the admission committee's decision. The process ensures the child's fit with the school environment is carefully evaluated. 3. Payment of tuition fees. Once admission is confirmed, you are invited to pay the first registration fees. These fees are non-refundable in case of withdrawal. Your child's enrollment will be definitively confirmed by email within 7 days of payment. Rates for 2025-2026, 2026-2027, and 2026-2027 Boarding are published.	Admissions To enroll, submit a non-binding request to join the waiting list for the class of interest. After acceptance, the school will communicate the steps to finalize the enrollment. The 2026-2027 tuition fees can be downloaded. Educational Covenant of Shared Responsibility applies to Infanzia, Primaria and Secondary I and II Grade, with separate covenants for Infanzia, Primaria, Secondary I Grade, and Liceo.
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Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist A non-binding request is used to be placed on the waiting list for the class of interest.
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