Collegio San Carlo is a Catholic school for students from 3 years old to 18.
It is also International Baccalaureate school.

Yies School is a multilingual and multicultural school. It takes inspiration by the educational principles outlined by the European Union aiming at the holistic development of the individual child, helping them develop from infants to young adults.
Traditional subjects are taught in both Italian and English, with Spanish as a third language, developing an open approach to learning.

Andersen wants to be a space where children of every nationality learn to live together and interact through the use of the English language. Our goal is to create an environment where students can find common ground for interacting, experiencing and discovering the characteristics which make different cultures both unique and the same.

Schweizer Schule Mailand is on of the 18 Swiss schools abroad.

MILE School is a bilingual school where Italian tradition combines with innovtive international study courses.

BES provides a challenging dual language program that engages learners through inquiry and collaboration. We encourage our students to think critically, to take risks and to be creative. We challenge learners to strive for personal excellence, and we value the intellectual, social, artistic and physical development of each student, which have a significant impact on his/her academic achievements and personal growth. We aim to provide a stimulating environment that fosters a life-long love of learning. We assist students in developing strength of character by learning to make appropriate choices and by taking responsibility for their actions. We expect BES students to embody the attributes of the learner profile, to take thoughtful and appropriate action, and to develop their unique potential. We seek to inspire the compassion and international mindedness necessary for learners to contribute responsibly to the global community.

Deutsche Schule Mailand in a bilingual international school where the subjects are taught in German and Italian.