Istituto Aleardo Aleardi - International School of Verona

Non condivido il sistema educativo della scuola materna. L'attenzione è sul programma e non si bambini. La fantasia e la creatività non sono valorizzati.

scuola discreta .... ho trovato un professore poco preparato e molto esigente.. non mi convince come si insegna ai ragazzi... cambiate modo!

Ne ho sempre sentito parlare benissimo dai genitori dei bambini e ragazzi che frequentano la scuola!

La scuola migliore di sempre!

This is emphatically NOT an international school. It is a private Italian school that teaches part of the curriculum in English.They have some native English speaking teachers, but overall the academic standards are nothing special. Some of the English teachers are a bit pompous, especially the senior staff -- typical attitude of people with something to hide, or don't want to be asked too many questions.The kids are not allowed to play ball games, or run around during breaks. If you are looking for a real international school then this is not it. If you are Italian and want your children to learn some English then it's OK.

The worst school experience we’ve ever had , took our child out after one month. Disorganised and not a real international school. It is more a private Italian school with a few underpaid foreigners working there. They have recently started branding themselves as an international school, our child is English and this school could not accommodate a real international student , more set up for wealthy Italians to send there kids to with the assumption they are some “international “teaching. Most of the staff and the director speak no English and have a extremely rude attitude. We took our child out and sent them to a local Italian school which was much better. The problem with this school is like many international schools , they are average private businesses looking to acquire a position in the market. This is a business not a place where they care about your children. Incredibly upsetting experience, in the Verona area I would recommend an Italian school over this or look into the international school in Venice or Padova. I have never written a review before and don’t wish to be negative , but I want any international family like ours to avoid such a badly run and managed institution which care little about the international children in the school.

I agree with the previous comment stating this is not an International school. Even spoke with the principal and she wasn't very nice, helpful and wouldn't speak english. So definitely look elsewhere if an international experience is what you're looking for.

just keep your kids away from this place