Thanks to the beautiful grounds which our school provides, Grade 5 children have been able to take part in the “Vendemmia” – harvesting the grapes, learning how to make wine and producing beautiful art.
Haikus from the PBL classes. Just one of the many student centred learning activities we offer.
The elementary school set about making soap and toothpaste using natural products only.
Castelli International students are at the forefront of ICT learning: writing computer games, programming robots and learning about programming logic and animation.
As children learn, grow and travel up through the school, we encourage them to stop, reflect and be mindful of what they are doing.
Inspired by Dr. Antonia Demas’s (Ph.D.) Workshops and The China Study By Prof T. Colin Cambell
Castelli’s Plastic reduction week is part of an international schools in Rome initiative. Look what we’ve done!
Our campus, situated in the beautiful countryside overlooking Rome, not only provides our students with a relaxing, stimulating and healthy environment in which to study, but also helps the students to love and respect nature. Students participate in the annual grape and olive harvests and in the year round Earth to Table project. These hands-on and sensory based activities helps them to establish a caring relationship with the environment and appreciate how dedicated work produces positive results. Students also actively participate in reducing, reusing and recycling resources and are involved in the School’s extensive eco-projects.Students, coming from all over the world, are prepared for international and national high schools and go on to study at universities to then pursue successful careers.
Small classes surrounded by nature and the hands-on approach hold true to the Chinese proverb: “When I hear, I forget. When I see, I remember. When I do, I understand.”
CIS is an approved Cambridge International School and examination centre. Cambridge Checkpoint and International General Certificate for Secondary Education (IGCSE) exams are offered. The Cambridge curriculum is international in outlook and locally relevant which encourages creativity, critical thinking and promotes a deeper insight into different world cultures, which is the core of our educational philosophy.Small classes surrounded by nature and the hands-on approach hold true to the Chinese proverb: “When I hear, I forget. When I see, I remember. When I do, I understand.”
