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American Overseas School of Rome vs St George’s British International School — La Storta: Fees 2026/27 Compared

Both profiles have confirmed 2026/27 annual day-fee rows in Rome. Compare the same stage and attendance category; these schools may cover different ages. No currency conversion is applied. Fees can exclude meals, transport, enrolment or boarding. Campus-to-campus distance has not been verified; check the addresses and journey for your family.

American Overseas School of Rome has confirmed annual day-fee rows of €13,000–€28,300 for 2026/27; the exact stages and fee scope appear below.

St George’s British International School — La Storta has confirmed annual day-fee rows of €13,900–€27,000 for 2026/27; the exact stages and fee scope appear below.

Shared published curriculum labels: no exact label in common. Confirm the specific programme and entry stage with each school.

Boarding is listed as No for American Overseas School of Rome and No for St George’s British International School — La Storta. Availability, ages and the applicable boarding category still require confirmation.

School detailsAmerican Overseas School of RomeSt George’s British International School — La Storta
PhotoAmerican Overseas School of Rome campus building, photographed in 2007St George's British International School La Storta campus in Rome, aerial view from 2021
LocationRome, ItalyRome, Italy
Campus addressVia Cassia 811Via del Cenacolo 25 (Via Cassia km 16), La Storta
School stagesAOSR combines personalised learning with practical enquiry.See profile
Ages3–19 years3–18 years
CurriculumAmerican, IB Diploma, APBritish, IB
Teaching languageEnglishEnglish
BoardingNoNo
Published tuition€13,000–€28,300 · Annual tuition€13,900–€27,000 · Annual tuition
Fee year / age2026/2027 · Pre-K ages 3–42026/2027 · Dragon School — parent payer
Fee details
  • Pre-K ages 3–4: €13,000
  • Kindergarten age 5: €17,500
  • Grades 1–3: €21,000
  • Grades 4–5: €21,500
  • Grades 6–8: €24,200
  • Grades 9–10: €27,500
  • Grade 11: €28,000
  • Grade 12: €28,300

Annual tuition · Annual tuition; capital, entry, IB/AP and transport costs are separate.

  • Dragon School — parent payer: €13,900
  • Years 1–2 — parent payer: €18,000
  • Years 3–4 — parent payer: €20,900
  • Years 5–6 — parent payer: €22,500
  • Years 7–9 — parent payer: €24,400
  • Years 10–11 — parent payer: €26,100
  • Years 12–13 — parent payer: €27,000

Published amounts · Annual tuition including lunch — parent payer

AdmissionsFamilies can contact admissions and arrange a school visit before completing the application process. New pupils pay €800 registration; new families normally pay €5,500 capital assessment. The capital fee is waived while a family has only Pre-K children, then applies when the first child enters Kindergarten. New Grade 12 pupils also face a €1,500 senior charge.
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The main admissions cycle runs from October to March, with rolling applications at other times. International families relocating from outside Rome or Italy receive priority. Applicants from Year 4 take CAT4, which can be supervised at the current school and takes up to two hours. Senior applicants whose first language is not English also complete a written English task. Testing helps placement and support planning; it is not an acceptance decision. Full year groups use a waiting pool.
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Language and learning supportThe middle-school description lists English as an Additional Language and Learning Support resource provision. Families should discuss the child’s reports, language needs and required accommodations before applying. Confirm whether the needed service is available at the intended stage and whether any charge sits outside the standard tuition fee.
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The school's Additional Educational Needs team describes in-class, one-to-one and small-group support across Junior and Senior stages, alongside counselling and referral for further assessment. Junior EAL support is also published. Families should check the child's individual provision and whether extra funding is required.
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Campus and daily lifeAOSR offers campus visits and division-specific events. Arrange the visit through admissions and ask to see the rooms used by the child’s grade, including any support spaces. The published bus tariff distinguishes one-way from return travel, so confirm the actual route and timing before choosing an address in Rome.
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La Storta covers Red Dragons through Year 13. Its grounds include sports fields, a running track, tennis and volleyball courts, science laboratories and a design workshop. The City Centre site is a separate junior campus. Entry tests apply from Year 4; older applicants may also need an English assessment. Ask which support can be arranged before accepting a place.
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