Applications are now open to join Brighton College Rome from September 2027 for children who will be aged 5–13 (inclusive) on 31 August 2027 (born 1 September 2013 to 31 August 2022) for entry to Years 1-9.
Your questions answered
Is Brighton College Rome an international school?
Brighton College Rome is a British international school in Rome offering an English-language education for local and international families. The school combines academic excellence, strong pastoral care, and a broad co-curricular programme within a global learning environment.
When does Brighton College Rome open?
Brighton College Rome will open in September 2027.
What age groups does Brighton College Rome cater for?
Brighton College Rome is a British International school in Rome, providing high-quality education for children aged 5 to 18, covering the Prep School, Middle School, Senior School and Sixth Form. This ensures a continuous, seamless educational experience from early years through to pre-university studies.
Is Brighton College Rome co-educational?
Brighton College Rome is a fully co-educational British school in Rome, welcoming both boys and girls at all stages. The school fosters an inclusive, balanced learning environment where all pupils can thrive academically and socially.
How do I apply to Brighton College Rome?
Applications to Brighton College Rome usually begin with an enquiry or visit, followed by an application form, assessments, interviews, and references.
Does Brighton College Rome offer Open Days or tours?
Brighton College Rome will host regular Open Mornings and personalised school tours, giving prospective families the chance to explore classrooms, meet teachers, and interact with current pupils. Booking in advance is advised.
What entry assessments are required for Brighton College Rome?
Entry requirements at Brighton College Rome vary by age group, but generally include academic assessments, interviews, and a review of school references and reports. These assessments help ensure the right academic and pastoral fit for each pupil.
How competitive is it to get a place at Brighton College Rome?
Brighton College is one of the most sought-after independent schools in the UK, so entry to Brighton College Rome will be competitive. Prospective families are encouraged to apply early to maximise their chances of admission.
What sort of pupil is Brighton College Rome looking for?
There is no ‘type’ of Brighton College Rome pupil, just boys and girls who are enthusiastic, curious, kind, and eager to contribute to school life. Enjoyment of learning is important, but enthusiasm and a willingness to try new things are equally valued.
Where is Brighton College Rome located?
Brighton College Rome is located at Via Nomentana 236 Rome.
What curriculum does Brighton College Rome follow?
Brighton College Rome follows a British international curriculum, with pupils studying IGCSEs in Years 10–11 before progressing to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Sixth Form. This internationally recognised pathway prepares pupils for entry to leading universities worldwide.
What languages are taught at Brighton College Rome?
Brighton College Rome is an English-speaking international school, with teaching delivered in English throughout the school. Pupils will also study Italian and additional modern languages, with French and Mandarin introduced in Prep School and options such as Latin and Spanish available from Year 7 onwards.
What sports opportunities are available at Brighton College Rome?
In Brighton College Rome we take a ‘sport for all’ approach; every child has the opportunity to participate in a variety of sports, whilst talented athletes also thrive. From September 2027, Brighton College Rome will offer pupils an array of sports both on site and through links with a range of local sports facilities, including football, swimming, basketball, golf, athletics, tennis and more.
What opportunities are there in dance, drama, and music at Brighton College Rome?
Brighton College Rome will offer extensive opportunities in music, dance, and drama through lessons, clubs, performances, and productions. Pupils will be able to participate in ballet, jazz, street dance, choirs, orchestras, LAMDA lessons, musicals, and pupil-led productions.
How does Brighton College Rome support pupil wellbeing?
Wellbeing is at the heart of Brighton College Rome. Pupils will benefit from strong pastoral care through personal tutors, house staff, a wellbeing curriculum, the chance to be active, to volunteer and to receive coaching or counselling – all in a culture of kindness within a supportive school community.