THE UDINE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL IS LEADING THE WAY IN DELIVERING A WORLD CLASS INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION IN THE UDINE AREA
Welcome to our website and thank you for your interest in The Udine International School.
The Udine International School is now in its 16th year of leading the way in delivering a world class International Education in the Udine area. The school was created in 2003 through a joint initiative with founding partner, The International School of Trieste, which is responsible for issuing diplomas fully and legally recognized by Italian law (art. 10, comma 3, della Legge 29 gennaio 1986, no. 26) specifically designed for the school. Having opened our doors with 100 students, we now cater to about 250 boys and girls across the full range of classes from two years of age through to the end of Middle School.
Sarah-Jane Green
Principal
OUTDOOR CLASSROOM
“There’s no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing” says a famous proverb. Rugged up in warm coats,...Read More
SCIENCE WEEK
From the 18th – 22nd of November the Middle School students celebrated Science Week, with the aim of engaging and inspiring...Read More
REUSE AND RAFFLE!
The Elementary students have had an exciting couple of days exchanging toys in a fundraiser for the Still I Rise project. More...Read More
Leggende del Friuli Venezia Giulia
I bambini della quarta elementare hanno affrontato un’interessante unità didattica sulle leggende. Le maestre hanno deciso di far...Read More
THE N3 “FAMILY HANDS” PROJECT
In Nursery 3, the students have been learning about themselves and their families. To explore some of the differences and...Read More
REFLECTING ON RIGHTS
November 20th was Universal Children’s Day, and to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Convention on the Rights of the Child...Read More
A tutta fiaba!
Quest’anno, tra i generi narrativi affrontati in antologia durante il primo trimestre, è stato proposto lo studio della...Read More
AM I LIVING?
Am I living? Is a car living? How do I know? A car moves, it needs fuel, it lets out gas. So is it living? The Grade One...Read More