Frequently Asked Questions

Our international school in Milan welcomes students from 11 months to 14 years old, covering Early Years, Primary and Lower Secondary School education.

Our curriculum is fully bilingual in English and Italian, with subjects taught in both languages to ensure proficiency in a variety of contexts. Our programmes follow the guidelines of the Italian Ministry of Education and are certified by Cambridge for English language learning.

We support students of all language levels with tailored language immersion programmes to help them integrate smoothly.

MILE Bilingual School combines the Italian national curriculum with the Cambridge curriculum, ensuring a strong academic foundation with a global perspective. This approach opens up opportunities for students both in Italy and abroad.

We favour small class sizes to ensure personalised attention and a high-quality learning environment for every student.

MILE Bilingual School offers a variety of activities, including sports, music, art, STEM programmes and language clubs, encouraging students to develop their talents and pursue their interests.

We offer a dedicated EAL (English as an Additional Language) support programme and provide language assistance to help international students settle in and thrive at our bilingual school.

MILE provides a canteen service through Dussman Food Services, offering students healthy and carefully prepared meals that take allergies and intolerances into account.

Requests for specific dietary requirements can be made by completing the dedicated form provided by the school office.

MILE Bilingual School offers a private driver transport service on request, covering the main areas of Milan to make travel easier for families.

You can book a private tour or join our Open Days to explore our facilities and meet our team.

Students at our school are required to wear their personalised uniform, which varies depending on the activity planned.

This helps to develop a sense of belonging and collective pride, which is conveyed through students' appearance at school.