The International School of Florence (ISF) is one of the oldest international schools in Europe, culminating in the International Baccalaureate Diploma, the surest path to accessing the broadest choice of colleges and universities throughout the world. As a non-profit educational institution, ISF embodies the values of the Renaissance by striving for academic excellence while developing students’ creativity, intellectual curiosity, innovative spirit and appreciation for beauty. At ISF, students are prepared for the challenges of tomorrow through a focus on their potential today.
A key part of learning at the International School of Florence.
Students at the International School of Florence are taught to appreciate multiculturalism, a value reflected in the city's rich history.
Students at ISF are encouraged to give back, learning to be pillars of the community.
For many people, early childhood can be summed up by the image of a curious and eager child staring into a pond to see the magical world of nature unfolding. ...
Ensuring students are well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the future.
The school's focus on student wellbeing is tied into their ambitions for student growth both inside and outside of the classroom.
If you happen to be walking down the street in Los Angeles, you may very well find yourself face-to-face with a delivery robot. Technological innovations are changing the fabric of ...
Students at the International School of Florence are embarking on a fashion business venture.
Aspiring to excellence in inclusion and diversity at the International School of Florence.
Imagine choosing an interesting and debate-worthy topic, thinking critically about it, and then standing up in front of a hundred people and wittingly describing your point of view on the ...
Books abound with reading groups, challenges, and frequent book fairs.
Florence is an extension of the classroom, providing endless opportunities for cultural enrichment.
The International School of Florence inaugurated its first Community Service Day on Tuesday, October 3!
ISF students start the academic year with positive experiences.
ISF announces the opening of a new boarding house and the fact that it has become a licensed Independent Award Centre for the Duke of Edinburgh International Award (DofE).
The International School of Florence welcomed nearly 150 students from all over Italy to the Upper School Campus.
Monies raised for Meyer Children’s Hospital.
On Saturday April 1, the International School of Florence hosted an alumni reunion to celebrate its 70th anniversary. Founded in 1952, ISF is one of the oldest international schools in ...
Students at The International School of Florence gain insight among the city's monuments and museums.
Sport, whether in teams or individual, has been a fundamental part of life at the International School of Florence since the school began in the 1950s. Today, after some challenging ...
ISF has appointed a new College Counselor, Rhonda Carr, to guide students through the difficult process of applying to international universities.
The annual Festival of Song by the International School of Florence brings impressive musical talent and holiday cheer.
American ISF community members talk about what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving.