Cambridge section

11-14 years old

Max 25 students per section
10 hours of English language classes per week
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Intercultural section

11-14 years old

Max 25 students per section
12 hours of English language classes per week
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

XXL section

11-14 years old

Max 25 students per section
13 hours of English anguage classes per week
Afternoon workshops, including those in English
from 7.45 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

The age of great experiences, to strengthen self-awareness and relationships with others

An educational path based on the search for more laboratory-based learning and with an approach towards interdisciplinary experiences. The aim is to encourage the development of more flexible thinking that is open to environmental stimuli, the acquisition of an awareness of identity and roots, greater awareness of changes in society and an understanding of diversity.
In addition, students are guided in the development of orientation skills to help them choose their next course of study.

The educational goals

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Social and sentimental education

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Acquisition of learning method

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Critical analysis, creativity and innovative approach

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Ability to read the world from different points of view

Cultural roots, logic and problem solving

In addition to the national ministerial curriculum, there are two hours per week of Latin language and culture, which promote a deeper understanding and knowledge of Italian cultural roots, the development and training of logic and a different approach to problem solving.

Discover bilingualism

Multilingual choice and interculturality

The knowledge and learning of Community languages is not only a linguistic and communicative vehicle but a methodology and perspective for learning about cultural diversity.

Some specific disciplines (geography, ICT, science, art, music, physical education), which are also taught in English, are an opportunity to address different teaching approaches and methodologies.

The School of Talent

Through curricular and extra-curricular activities, the middle school stimulates and fosters knowledge of one’s own uniqueness, promoting the discovery of interests, passions, curiosity and, not least, talents.

Robotics and digital logic workshops, engeenering experiences (Mouse Trap), mathematical competitions, musicals, sports experiences and voluntary activities enhance the overall educational proposal.

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Intercultural exchanges and self-reliance training

Through a programme of exchanges and international relations with other educational realities and schools, in Europe and America, from the first year of secondary school, the pupil is provoked to accept the challenge of diversity (cultural and linguistic) and autonomy as an opportunity for growth.

The experience of growth and self-knowledge

In SS1, great emphasis is placed on accompaniment in the experience of personal growth and knowledge.

The relational, affective, psychological, spiritual and emotional dimensions are preserved together with the intellectual development of the student.

Education to live these dimensions in a synthetic unicuum that is the person, leads to the definition of targeted and in-depth educational paths (responsible internet users, prevention of bullying and cyberbullying, affective-relational education, etc.).

A specialised and always up-to-date staff

Principal

A mathematics teacher since 1992 first at the high school then at SS1, she has been involved in research in education and teacher training in various school orders. From 2015 to 2022, she coordinated and chaired the Don Bosco parish school in Paderno Dugnano. She has been at Collegio San Carlo since 2022 also serving as department coordinator. From September 2023, he assumed the position of Vice Rector at Collegio San Carlo, until April 1, 2025 when he assumed the role of Principal of the entire first cycle.

Vice Rector

Ordained as a priest in 2001, after obtaining his Bachelor's degree in Theology the previous year from the Theological Faculty of Northern Italy, Milan. Formerly vicar of youth ministries in numerous parishes, he was hired at Collegio San Carlo in 2013 as a religion teacher. At the same time, he was parish vicar at the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio until 2024 and currently at the pastoral community of Sant'Apollinare and Sant'Anselmo di Baggio. Vice Rector since September 2025.

Vice principal

Teacher of literature since 1996. Has taught at Collegio San Carlo since 1997.

Vice principal

Teacher of Italian, history, geography, and Latin at the Middle school. After graduating in 2020 with a degree in Modern Literature, he began teaching in the same year at a school in Milan, before moving to Collegio San Carlo the following school year. Since September 2025, while continuing to teach, he has held the position of Vice Principal of SS1.

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