The International Saint-Dominic Institute of Rome (ISD) embodies a unique alliance between historical heritage and contemporary educational ambition. Founded in 1961 by the Dominican Sisters, the institution has evolved with the times to become today a leading international campus, focused on educational innovation and global openness.
Located on an exceptional 6-hectare site to the north of Rome, in the residential neighborhood and natural park of La Giustiniana, the ISD is built on the remains of an ancient Roman village, a cultural heritage that now interacts with entirely redesigned learning spaces: connected classrooms, state-of-the-art scientific laboratories, artistic spaces, a gymnasium, a boarding school, and more.
A member of the Odyssey Education group since 2021, ISD offers its students a multicultural, multilingual environment fully engaged with the challenges of the 21st century, while always staying true to the founding values of its history: the transmission of knowledge and kindness.
Here is some key information that makes our Institute an exceptional place to learn:
• We welcome students from pre-kindergarten (18 months old) to high school (Grade 12 / Terminale);
• With 60 years of academic excellence, we have a 100% baccalaureate success rate, and our graduates access the best global universities;
• Absolutely international, our school offers multilingual (French, Italian, English) teaching and campus and proudly welcomes a community of more than 40 nationalities;
• Our new renovated boarding school offers double or single rooms for students who wish to take full advantage of the exceptional and secure setting of the ISD and enriching activities and trips throughout the week;
At the International Institute Saint-Dominique, we have the well-being of our families at heart and we offer:
• A catalogue of extracurricular activities for all ages, ranging from homework help to cultural, sporting and artistic activities (e.g. football, dance, theatre, choir...)
• Private bus lines that run throughout the city to make it easier to pick up and drop off children.