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Taught languages Italian, Mandarin, Spanish, Latin
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Lonati Anglo-American School (LAAS) is an Anglo-American day school in Brescia, Italy, serving ages 2–18. The language of instruction is English; Italian is taught, and a third language (Chinese or Spanish) is promoted in Primary, with Spanish in Middle School. LAAS offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 3–12 with inquiry-based units across subjects, guided by six transdisciplinary themes and the IB Learner Profile. The school also provides an Indian Curriculum. The campus includes a modern primary building and a middle school extension, with facilities such as a music conservatory, an art studio, a science laboratory, Italian/Latin and Mandarin language spaces, a two-story learning library, a 187-seat theatre, and an American-style gym. Robotics and flexible classrooms support STEM; after-school programs include PIP projects and PET/DELE certificates. Cultural activities include Chinese New Year celebrations, and Ski Week promotes winter outdoor activity. These programs support students' growth across cultures globally.
Via Giovanni Bormioli, 60, 25135 Brescia BS, Italy
The Essentials
Lonati Anglo-American School has instruction in English.
Location
The school is located in Brescia, Italy. Address: Via Bormioli, 60, 25135 Brescia (BS). It serves students from early years through high school.
Stages
Springarten (up to 3 years old); Early Years (3-4 years old); Elementary School (5-10 years old); Middle School (11-13 years old); High School (14-18 years old).
Type
Anglo-American international day school; English is the language of instruction; Italian language acquisition is supported and a third language (Chinese or Spanish) is promoted in Primary, with Spanish in Middle School.
Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts, EUR) - Springarten / Kindergarten (ages 3–5, K1–K3): Total first-year fee shown for Kindergarten 1 (age 3) = EUR 10,650 (this total combines the one-off enrolment fee and the annual tuition). Annual tuition component for Kindergarten 1 (age 3) is shown as EUR 8,650; enrolment fee EUR 2,000. - Grade 1: Total annual fees EUR 11,700. - Grade 2: Total annual fees EUR 11,700. - Grade 3: Total annual fees EUR 12,700. - Grade 4: Total annual fees EUR 12,800. - Grade 5: Total annual fees EUR 14,050. - Grade 6: Total annual fees EUR 14,050. - Grade 7: Total annual fees EUR 14,800. - Grade 8: Total annual fees EUR 14,800. - Grade 9: Total annual fees EUR 14,800. - Grade 10: Total annual fees EUR 15,500. - Grade 11: Total annual fees EUR 15,500. - Grade 12: Total annual fees EUR 15,500.
Notes about per-term figures - Published figures available are shown as annual amounts and a one-off enrolment fee; explicit per-term (termly) prices are not published in the fee schedules that are publicly accessible. The amounts above are annual totals as listed.
Billing schedule and payment terms - No publicly published, itemized billing schedule or detailed payment-term timetable (for example: exact instalment dates or number of instalments) is provided in the publicly accessible fee information. The published amounts are represented as annual fees.
Boarding fees - The school operates as a day school (boarding facilities indicated as DAY); there are no boarding fees because boarding is not provided.
Other costs and additional fees - No separate, consistently published line items for uniform, school lunch / canteen, transport, or specific activity fees were found in the publicly available fee summaries; the published totals are presented as single annual figures per grade. Any additional costs (uniform, excursions, exam fees, optional activities, insurance, or materials) are not broken out in the publicly listed fee totals.
Refund information - A specific published refund or tuition‑cancellation policy is not publicly available in the school's accessible fee summaries. No detailed, itemised refund terms (for example: refund schedule on withdrawal before or after term start) were found in the publicly published fee information.
Fee-payment options - There is no explicit, publicly posted list of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, direct debit) in the available fee-pages or fee summaries. The school's fee figures are presented as annual totals without a published payment-method specification.
Sibling discount - A sibling discount is indicated as available in the published fee summary listings. Exact percentage or rules for the sibling discount are not itemised in the publicly available fee summary.
Brief note on availability of detailed items - Publicly accessible fee material shows clear annual totals by grade and a one‑off enrolment fee, but does not publish a detailed billing schedule, term-by-term prices, explicit lists of included vs excluded extras (uniform, meals, transport), payment‑method options, or a detailed refund policy. The figures above are the annual totals and enrolment fee that are published in available fee summaries.
Academics
Lonati Anglo-American School teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
The language of instruction is English. The LAAS curriculum uses the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) for students aged 3–12, covering Kindergarten through Grade 6. The PYP employs a transdisciplinary approach with six themes: Who we are; Where we are in time and space; How we express ourselves; How the world works; How we organize ourselves; and Sharing the planet. Learning is inquiry-based through units of inquiry across disciplines, and students develop the IB Learner Profile—ten attributes that guide an international mindset.
Student Teacher Ratio
Smaller class sizes = more one-on-one learning.
Admissions
Admissions
The school has a rolling admissions policy. Applications are accepted and reviewed throughout the year. A student may be admitted at any time during the school year, at the discretion of the School Principal and in line with the school's review process and according to availability. Admission is open to all students likely to benefit from the educational program, from both the local community and the international community. The language of instruction is English. Italian language acquisition is actively supported, and a third language (Chinese or Spanish) is promoted in the Primary School and Spanish in the Middle School. The school is committed to international standards of teaching and learning. A personal interview and a tour of the facilities are encouraged.
FAQs
What curriculum does Lonati Anglo-American School follow?
The language of instruction is English. The LAAS curriculum uses the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) for students aged 3–12, covering Kindergarten through Grade 6.
The school is located in Brescia, Italy. Address: Via Bormioli, 60, 25135 Brescia (BS). It serves students from early years through high school.
What age groups does the school serve?
Springarten (up to 3 years old); Early Years (3-4 years old); Elementary School (5-10 years old); Middle School (11-13 years old); High School (14-18 years old).
How does admissions work?
The school has a rolling admissions policy. Applications are accepted and reviewed throughout the year.
What languages are taught?
English is the language of instruction. Italian language acquisition is supported for students. A third language is offered: Chinese or Spanish in the Primary School and Spanish in the Middle School.
What facilities does the school have?
LAAS is housed in an independent, modern glass structure about four kilometers east of the center of Brescia.
When was Lonati Anglo-American School founded?
LAAS Lonati Anglo-American School is a private educational institution serving Italian and foreign students within Lombardy and the province of Brescia in northern Italy.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Grade 9 completes the LAAS Personal Investigation Project (PIP), an interdisciplinary study on a topic chosen by the student. Grade 9 students also earn the Cambridge Preliminary English (PET) certificate and the DELE certificate for Spanish.
