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About International School Milan
Over 60 Years of Experience
As the first established IB school in Milan, we are driven by strong academic standards, a progressive and innovative approach to education, and personalised teaching strategies that account for individual needs. These attributes have allowed us to effectively serve Milan's international and Italian communities with an excellent quality of learning for over 60 years, ensuring students achieve results and rewards that help them build upon their successes.
IS Milan is a place where learning is celebrated and each of our students is valued and challenged to achieve their full potential. Our diverse community is one that students and their families are proud to belong to. From early years to Grade 13, students are inspired to participate in the learning process with practical, engaging lessons, and they do so with enthusiasm. At every grade, our dedicated and skilled teachers propel students towards excellence: children are well supported and motivated to achieve highly, regardless of their language or academic level when joining the school.
Welcome to the International School of Milan, where a vibrant atmosphere, strong community, outstanding outcomes, and abundant opportunities shape an exceptional educational experience.
At ISM we foster a dynamic environment that stimulates intellectual curiosity and nurtures personal growth. The school celebrates diversity, encouraging students to embrace different perspectives and creating an inclusive community where everyone feels valued.
Through innovative teaching methods and personalised attention, we empower students to reach their potential academically, socially, and emotionally.
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Italy at a glance
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Country quick facts
Italians are prolific cheese creators, responsible for cheeses such as parmesan, gorgonzola, mozzarella, provolone and ricotta.
Italy is said to have more masterpieces per square mile than any other country in the world.
The highest peak in Europe is in Italy, Monte Bianco, measures a whopping 15,771 feet high.
Italy has hosted the Olympic Games on three separate occasions - the Winter Games in Cortina d'Ampezzo (1956), as well as the Summer Olympics in Rome (1960) and Turin (2006).
The most popular sport in Italy is football (commonly known as soccer). Italy has won four World Cups in total, the last one being in 2006.
As the Italian peninsula lies on a fault line, the country experiences many Italy earthquakes and volcanoes - the highest number in Europe.
Many of the world’s most famous scientists and mathematicians were born and raised in Italy, including Leonardo Da Vinci, Galileo Galilei, Alessandro Volta and Fibonacci.



