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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.
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.
Internships and extra-curricular activities give broader learning to the students of The International School of Florence
Having recently arrived in Florence, Sharyn discusses settling in, similarities between China and Italy, and plans for ISF.
Palazzo Strozzi has collaborated with the International School of Florence to give students the opportunity to take part in a new educational program.
The International School of Florence celebrates 70 years of education in 2023.
The International School of Florence takes great pride in offering the International Baccalaureate Programme to its students.
Although Italy has more at stake than most countries, it has nevertheless been supporting sanctions against Russia and, through the statements of Prime Minister Draghi, it is clear that Italy will unite with its western allies and stand against Russian power.
International influences on cuisine are strong, but Florentine food maintains its place front and centre on the restaurant scene.
When walking down the narrow street of borgo San Frediano with small shops on each side, it is easy to miss the beauty that is hiding in the shadows of ...
The arrival of a new year normally brings with it a feeling of lightness, a weight off one’s shoulders, a breath of fresh air, a new beginning.
The break of December marks the initiation of Tuscany’s festive holiday season, accompanied by an assortment of uniquely Florentine landmarks and traditions. The lights, street markets and various events all ...
As October came to an end and the crisp autumn breeze began to envelop the Tuscan hills, it marked the beginning of one of Tuscany’s most celebrated traditions: the olive ...
Despite its young age of 70 years, the International School of Florence, one of the oldest international schools in Europe, is harnessing its humanist values and global mindset to build ...
The International School of Florence is working closely with the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi on a collaborative project that connects students directly to the rich heritage and contemporary culture of Florence, ...
