St George's British International School La Storta campus in Rome, aerial view from 2021

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St George’s British International School — La Storta Fees 2026/27: €13,900–€27,000 a year · Day

Rome, Italy

3–18 years

British, IB

English

Day school

Fees checked 2026-09-13

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Tuition 2026/2027€13,900–27,000Annual tuition Known first-year costs€31,300Years 12–13 — parent payer · day · known costs only CurriculumBritish · IB Language & boardingEnglishDay school

Fees 2026/2027

St George’s British International School — La Storta fees for 2026/27 are €13,900 for Dragon School — parent payer; €22,500 for Years 5–6 — parent payer; €27,000 for Years 12–13 — parent payer a year. Annual tuition including lunch — parent payer

€13,900–27,000

Annual tuition

School year2026/2027

Source checked2026-09-13

Grade & inclusionsSee the source-linked details below

2026/2027 · Annual tuition
Stage / provision	Annual tuition
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

Annual tuition including lunch — parent payer

The seven2026/27 parent-paid annual rates remain unchanged and include lunch. Employer-paid rates are separately higher: €14,200 for Dragon School, €18,300 for Years 1–2, €21,300 for Years 3–4, €23,200 for Years 5–6, €24,900 for Years 7–9, €26,600 for Years 10–11 and €27,500 for Years 12–13. Each applicant pays a non-refundable €300 application fee; registration is €4,000 per new pupil and non-refundable, with €350 annual re-enrolment for returning pupils. Return transport is €4,150 door-to-door or €2,650 shuttle annually; occasional use €20 per journey. The school’s examination figures are approximate: €1,200 IGCSE in Year 11 or €1,000 IB in Year 13.

School fee source ↗ · checked 2026-09-13

The known first-year cost at St George’s British International School — La Storta for a Years 12–13 — parent payer day pupil is €31,300 in 2026/27: €27,000 tuition, a €4,000 registration fee and a €300 application fee.

First-year cost 2026/27

Stage

€31,300

Known costs for a Years 12–13 — parent payer day pupil

Tuition: €27,000
Registration fee · one-off: €4,000
Application fee · one-off: €300

Not included: uniform, trips, exams, individual support (amounts or applicability not fully confirmed).

Fee sources, checked 28 Oct 2026

Tuition €27,000 per academic year → Source ↗ · 28 Oct 2026
Registration fee €4,000 one-off → Source ↗ · 28 Oct 2026
This payment is non-refundable.
Application fee €300 one-off → Source ↗ · 28 Oct 2026
This payment is non-refundable.

Optional extras

School transport€4,150 per academic yearSource ↗

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Key facts

Ages3–18 years

QualificationsBritish, IB

Teaching languageEnglish

BoardingDay school

AddressVia del Cenacolo 25 (Via Cassia km 16), La Storta, 00123

Not yet confirmed: school stages.

Admissions & entry points

La Storta campus and entry checksLa Storta covers Red Dragons through Year 13.

La Storta campus and entry checks

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.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-13

Joining the school

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.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-15

Learning, language and wellbeing support

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.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-28

Learning & qualifications

A full-age campus at La StortaSt George’s has two sites in Rome.

A full-age campus at La Storta

St George’s has two sites in Rome. La Storta contains both junior and senior classes, while the City Centre site serves younger pupils. Choose the intended campus when asking about a place.

The school lists IB Diploma and A-level routes for older students. Its admissions process includes a written English task for senior applicants who are not native English speakers. Ask which subjects and language support are available for the intended year.

Sources reviewed 15 September 2026

Support, school day & campus

School addressThe school publishes this contact address: Via del Cenacolo 25 (Via Cassia km 16), La Storta, 00123.Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-15 Instruction in E…

School address

The school publishes this contact address: Via del Cenacolo 25 (Via Cassia km 16), La Storta, 00123.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-15

Instruction in English; day school

The IB school register lists English as the language of instruction and day attendance at the Via Cassia school. The school’s own profile also describes English as its teaching language across the school, and a British Schools Overseas inspection calls it a day school. Italian and other languages appear in the curriculum, but are not treated as additional whole-school teaching media.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-10-01

Location