Centro Studi Montessori

Not an international school and definitely nothing to do with Montessori methods. They sell their school has a bilingual school but only few of the teachers have the preparation. We had issues after a few months with a teacher that was being raugh with our child and another one that was using not correct english to speak to the children, using inappropriate words for such young age group(3-4) Also they have favoritism with people that have been there before meaning that not everyone pays the same. When we brought all our issues to the the principal, she was rude to the point that we decided to pull our child out of the school immidiatly and we are so happy we did it. Since we changed school, our child has been happier and learning so much more. So I do not advise this school especially to American families that don’t have an Italian member that can talk for them in case of need. We are an Italian- American family and this happened…

We attended the school for three years. My son attended from ages 4-6 and my girls at age 3. The school is an Italian school, not an international school. The kiddos are taught, and socialize, in Italian. They have incredible activities for the kids, a huge outside learning space, and lots of room to play. We used the lunch and bus services, no complaints. Our only disappointment came at the end of our last year, when a substitute was reported by several children to be excessively strict and verbally insulting. My son was made an example of in the classroom and I was not informed of any issues. It was a disappointing situation as we had been totally happy at the school for three years, and I attribute much to the substitute and language barriers. Overall, I loved the school and would recommend it for anyone who speaks Italian. For English speakers, it is a beautiful school for the little ones, complications may increase with grade level if Italian isn't grasped.

The best school around Naples! We live abroad and our 4 years old son go’s here. He has 2 other American kids in his class. Our son is fluent in Italian. He’s been here for about 2 years now and he loves it.