Japanese School in Rome

Italy, Rome

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Japanese

Fees €7,762 - 7,970

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 17

Type Co-educational

Opened 1975

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Italian, English

Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Elementary, Middle School

Introduction

Roma Japanese School is a full-time Japanese international school located at Via di Monte Cucco 127 in Rome. It operates under a bespoke curriculum and is affiliated with Japan through an education association. The school runs Elementary and Middle divisions, with 45-minute Elementary and 50-minute Middle classes; there are no bells signaling period changes. The school day begins at 8:30 a.m., with a morning reading time at 8:20 a.m., and dismissal at 3:10 p.m. (3:40 p.m. on Tuesdays), with activities arranged by grade. Instruction follows Japanese Course of Study, while offering local language exposure: Italian is taught weekly to all students, English conversation from elementary years through middle school, and Rome Time for cross-cultural learning from third grade onward. English hours increase in Middle School Years 1 and 2, and Italian is taught in three proficiency-based classes from Grade 3. Holidays include Saturdays, Sundays, and Italian holidays, including cultural exchanges.

www.scuolagiapponeseroma.it

Via di Monte Cucco, 127, 00148 Roma RM, Italy

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The Essentials

Location

The Roma Japanese School is located in Rome, Italy. It can be reached by phone at +39-06-86320399 and by email at info@scuolagiapponeseroma.it.

Stages

Elementary School (grades 1–6) and Middle School (grades 1–3).

Type

Japanese international school

Country affiliation

Affiliated with Japan through a Japanese education association.

School day structure

School day includes 45-minute elementary classes and 50-minute middle-school classes, with no bell schedule. It starts at 8:30 a.m. (8:20 a.m. for morning reading) and ends at 3:10 p.m. (3:40 p.m. on Tuesdays). The curriculum includes Italian (grades 1–3 through middle 3), English conversation (1–3 through middle 3), foreign language activities (3–6), Rome Time (3–middle 3); English hours are increased for middle-school 1st and 2nd years.

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Fees

Tuition (annual and per term by school division)
- Elementary (primary) division: EUR 7,761.60 per year. EUR 2,822.40 for Term 1; EUR 2,822.40 for Term 2; EUR 2,116.80 for Term 3.
- Lower secondary (middle) division: EUR 7,969.50 per year. EUR 2,898.00 for Term 1; EUR 2,898.00 for Term 2; EUR 2,173.50 for Term 3.

Application / Admission fee
- A one-time admission/entry fee of EUR 750 is payable at the time of initial enrollment or transfer-in. (Not charged for progression from the elementary division into the school's middle division.)

Other compulsory school charges / recurring fees
- Facility maintenance fee: EUR 150 per year.
- Safety/security fee: collected each term as the school's share of security/guarding costs; amount varies and is charged per term.
- Additional activity-specific charges (e.g., cookery, field trips, experiential learning) are charged as they occur.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition may be paid either as a single annual payment or split into three termly payments (one payment per academic term).
- When a pupil leaves during a term, tuition is refunded on a pro‑rata monthly basis.

Boarding / dormitory fees
- The school does not list or operate boarding/dormitory facilities; no boarding fees apply.

Other expected costs (uniforms, books, supplies, transport, etc.)
- Textbooks: arranged through the Overseas Children's Educational Foundation for students entering from Japan; families are expected to obtain or bring required texts when indicated.
- School supplies and personal equipment: parents are responsible for standard items (notebooks, stationery, musical instruments where required, PE clothing, swimwear, etc.) as listed in the school's materials list. Estimated costs for these items are not specified in the published fee schedule.
- Uniforms: no separate uniform fee or mandatory school uniform charge is listed in the published guidance.
- School bus: a parent-run bus service operates for certain routes; arrangements and any associated fees are handled by the parents' association rather than as a standard school boarding charge.

Refunds and non‑refunds
- Tuition: if a student departs during the school year, tuition is refunded on a monthly pro‑rata basis.
- Short-term/experience program fees (where applicable) may be non‑refundable once paid; program-specific notices indicate non‑refundability for absences after payment.

Accepted payment methods and invoicing
- Standard payment methods accepted: cash at the school office or bank transfer. Bank transfer details (local bank/BANCO BPM and IBAN/BIC information) are provided with enrollment and program invoices. Receipts and any applicable fiscal stamp (Marca da Bollo) requirements follow Italian regulations.

Notes for parents (concise and factual)
- The figures above are the published school charges for the most recently posted school-year guidance; payment timing is either annual in full or split by the three academic terms. Security fees and some activity costs are charged separately; parents should allow for those additional termly or event‑based expenses.

Academics

Curriculum

Curriculum: Elementary Division has 45-minute classes and Middle Division has 50-minute classes; Middle Division sessions are five minutes longer and run without bells. The school day starts at 8:30 a.m., with a morning reading time from 8:20 a.m., and dismissal at 3:10 p.m. (3:40 p.m. on Tuesdays), with activities arranged by grade. Both divisions teach in accordance with Japan's Course of Study and standard teaching hours. Notable subjects include Italian language (from 1st grade elementary to 3rd year of middle school), English conversation (1st grade to 3rd year of middle school), Foreign Language Activities (3rd to 6th grade), and Rome Time (from 3rd grade elementary to 3rd year of middle school). English hours are increased for 1st and 2nd year of middle school. Italian language is taught weekly to all students; from 3rd grade onward, students are divided into three proficiency-based classes to learn practical Italian for daily life. Annual events follow Japanese school patterns; holidays are Saturdays, Sundays, and Italian public holidays.

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Admissions

Costs and payment: Tuition for 2024 is €7,761.60 per year for Elementary and €7,969.50 per year for Junior High, payable in full or in three installments (First term: €2,822.40 / €2,898.00; Second term: €2,822.40 / €2,898.00; Third term: €2,116.80 / €2,173.50). If transferring during the year, refunds are prorated monthly. An entrance fee of €750 applies at enrollment or transfer (not required when advancing from Elementary to Junior High). The annual facility maintenance fee is €150 and a safety management fee is charged per term. AGIS membership has been in place since 2014.

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FAQs

Where is the Roma Japanese School located and how can I contact them?

The Roma Japanese School is located in Rome, Italy. You can reach the school by phone at +39-06-86320399 or by email at info@scuolagiapponeseroma.it.

What grade levels does the school serve and what curriculum does it follow?

The school operates two divisions: Elementary (grades 1–6) and Middle School (grades 1–3). It follows Japan's Course of Study with standard teaching hours.

What does a typical school day look like, including start time, class lengths, and dismissal?

The day starts at 8:30 a.m., with a morning reading time at 8:20 a.m. Elementary classes are 45 minutes long, Middle School classes are 50 minutes and run without bells. Dismissal is at 3:10 p.m. (3:40 p.m. on Tuesdays).

Which subjects are emphasized in the curriculum?

Italian language is taught weekly to all students from 1st grade elementary through 3rd year middle, and English conversation runs from 1st grade to 3rd year middle. From 3rd grade onward, Italian is taught in three proficiency-based classes, and Rome Time is offered from 3rd grade to 3rd year middle.

What are the tuition costs and how can fees be paid?

Tuition is €7,761.60 per year for Elementary and €7,969.50 per year for Middle School. Fees can be paid in a single annual sum or split into three term payments.

Are there any additional or recurring fees beyond tuition?

Yes. There is a €150 annual facility maintenance fee, plus a safety/security fee charged per term; some activities may incur extra charges. A Parent Association runs a school bus service.

Is there an entrance fee, and are there exceptions when moving from elementary to middle?

There is a one-time admission fee of €750 for initial enrollment or transfer, but this is not charged when students transfer from Elementary to Middle.

How are textbooks and learning materials managed for students joining from abroad?

Textbooks are arranged through the Overseas Children's Educational Foundation for students entering from Japan; families may need to obtain or bring required texts when indicated. School supplies are the responsibility of parents.

Are there partnerships or exchanges with other schools?

Yes. The Roma Japanese School has international exchanges with La Salle School and Ambrit School.

What extracurricular activities and events does the school offer?

The calendar includes orientation, entrance ceremonies, evacuation drills, and art activities; there are sports day, swimming practice, and field trips. There are life-science trips and art appreciation events, plus after-school activities arranged by grade.

What language support is available for non-native speakers?

English activities and Italian language conversation are included as part of the curriculum, with increased English hours in Middle School Years 1 and 2.

How is the school governed and what affiliations does it have?

The school is operated by the Japanese Association for School Education (AGIS) and has been an AGIS corporate member since 2014; it is governed by its operating rules and bylaws.

Does the school have a uniform, and are there costs associated with uniforms?

There is no listed uniform fee or mandatory uniform charge in the published information.

How many students are enrolled, and what is known about class sizes?

The school has 17 pupils in total; specific class size data is not published.

What languages are taught besides Italian and English, and how is language learning structured?

Foreign Language Activities are offered for Grades 3–6, and Roma Time is available from Grade 3 through Middle School Year 3; Italian is taught weekly and, from Grade 3, in three proficiency streams.

When did the Roma Japanese School begin, and how did it develop over time?

The school began in 1975 as Roma Japanese Supplementary School. In 1987 it became a full-time school with an elementary division (Grades 1–3) and later expanded to Grades 1–6.

What role do parents play in the school community?

A Parent-Teacher Association was established in February 1987, and the Parents Association operates a bus service for certain routes; there are ongoing community activities and events.

Is food provided on campus, or do students bring meals?

Food services are not detailed in the available information; no specific on-site meal program is described.

Are there any safety or safeguarding policies described?

The school uses safety/ security fees and evacuation drills as part of its program, but explicit safeguarding policies are not described in the provided information.

What holidays and breaks should I expect?

The school adheres to Italian public holidays and follows a calendar with holidays on Saturdays and Sundays; the schedule is aligned with Japanese school patterns.

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