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I have spent two years at this school during our time in Rome.
It has great potential to be a leading school and live up to their marketing slogans.
Unfortunately, all that looks great on paper is not reflected on the school grounds: anti-bullying policies are not enforced, there is a general culture of brushing under the carpet, ...normalization of incredibly inappropriate behaviors and abusive language.
From homophobic slurs to swear words, from elementary children saluting with the nazi imagery to black children being called slaves, "N" word and so on. On a daily basis.
Managment deals with every incident on a one-on-one basis, sometimes calling in the families. No serious consequences are ever enforced. Bullies continue to exercise their 'power'. Those children who denounce are retaliated against. School grounds are not safe.
Children suffer, the parents complain, the school ... read full review

As the sun rises over the eternal city of Rome, it casts a warm, golden light on the grandeur that is St. George's British International School. A beacon of exceptional education in the heart of Italy, St. George's is not just a school, it's a transformative experience that is in a league of its own. From the moment you step onto the sprawling campus, you can feel the palpable energy of intellectual curiosity and academic passion. The architecture of the buildings encapsulates the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, much like the education it offers. The school is no less than an academic paradise, nurturing the minds of the future. The teaching staff is not just a group of educators, they are torchbearers of knowledge, guiding the students with unwavering dedication and commitment. With their vast experience and innovative teaching methods, they foster a love of learning t... read full review