Best Bilingual Schools In Turin Near Me

Greta Genzone: I enrolled my daughter in BEST in January of her fifth year of elementary school. It was the best choice we could have made because we found a serene, relaxed and welcoming environment, as well as a high-level education. The pupils relate positively to each other and to the teachers, and they have also demonstrated this in DAD. - all teachers are native speakers (Italian, English, French); - the activities carried out and the lessons taught excite and captivate the interest of the pupils; - a lunch and snacks are served which generally meets the unanimous favor of the students and the products are quality; - children are well behaved, respectful and kind; - all the staff takes care of the pupils from the moment of reception to morning, to that of the afternoon exit. - communication with families is well taken care of;

Roberto Darò: It is very beautiful inside, colorful, and is very welcoming and the canteen is very good

Eli C (elyskater): I work there as an external teacher, for roller skating. I find it very welcoming and there is a nice, serene climate.

Suvendu Das: The French lycée Jean Giono has been in Turin for 45 years . Welcoming nearly 600 students in nearly 30 classes , this school provides French-language education based on French values ​​and programs : academic rigor, learning to learn, reasoning, general culture, language proficiency, artistic and sports involvement. 1971 , birth of the small French school of Turin , Via Morosini. 1984 , the first generation of students crosses the Alps to pass the French Baccalaureate exams in Chambéry. In 1990 , the school signed an agreement with the AEFE , Agency for French Education Abroad, and joined a global network of 494 schools with 340000 students in 136 countries. 1996 , the cultural agreements between France and Italy already in force for the Lycée Chateaubriand in Rome are extended to the French Stendhal schools of Milan and Jean Giono of Turin. These agreements give bachelors the equivalence of right between the French Baccalaureate and Maturità italiana. In 2009 , the Lycée embarked on the implementation of an ambitious plurilingual system : children follow the program of the French Ministry of National Education with schedules spread over three target languages: French , English and Italian. . All classes are taught by qualified teachers , whose mother tongue is French, English or Italian. This project, unique in Turin, is a great success and requires the Lycée to move in order to deploy its activity in larger and more adapted spaces . The new headquarters, located at the foot of the hill is now completely renovated and equipped thanks to two successive investment tranches realised in 2009 during the installation and in 2016 when the structure was purchased.

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Rachel Burgess - Calvo: My daughter started this school age 3.5 in the middle of the pandemic and coming from London. She was very attached to home. The school worked so hard with her and with patience she now loves going to school and can’t wait to go. Some times now I struggle to get her to come home!!!! The pandemic hasn’t been easy on the kids but this school has been brilliant helping the kids get through it with so many regulations in place from the government it’s really been hard times.

giulia gagliardi: The only school in Turin with 75% of the program in English! The others, leaving aside the international ones that have very high costs, at most offer 50% of the hours if not less. Management very helpful in comparison. We are very happy with the teachers and have always found attention and care for the children. The only flaw: limited outdoor space for intervals, but often they go to the parade ground to play. Recommended for those looking for a truly bilingual school.

Julian Mortel: Nice location for a school, great international mix of teachers, well managed school. Great school meals and facilities