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Top 5 Montessori Schools in Rome

Rome and nearby Grottaferrata, with schools represented in Nomentano, Monte Sacro, Appio Latino, western Rome, and the Castelli Romani.

  1. Largo Città dei Ragazzi, Rome

    Scuola Montessori Flaminia Guidi

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    91/100
    Montessori includes mixed-age classrooms.
    Facilities · 30%
    87/100
    The campus includes gardens.
    Convenience · 30%
    90/100
    Programs cover Preschool and five-year primary school, ages 3 to 11 in Largo Città dei Ragazzi, Rome.
    Overall grade
    A-89.5/100
    Program
    Preschool and five-year primary school, ages 3 to 11.
    Why it stands out
    Flaminia Guidi pairs mixed-age classrooms with daily English, gardens, and an allotment at its western Rome campus. The school offers both Children's House and primary programs.
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  2. Grottaferrata

    Istituto Comprensivo San Nilo

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    88/100
    Montessori spans ages 3 to 14, with Montessori preschool, primary, and lower-secondary sections.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The Grottaferrata campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    90/100
    Programs cover ages 3 to 14 in Grottaferrata.
    Overall grade
    A-87.4/100
    Program
    Ages 3 to 14, with Montessori preschool, primary, and lower-secondary sections.
    Why it stands out
    San Nilo provides a rare public Montessori route across all three stages of the first school cycle. The lower-secondary section operates at the Zampieri campus.
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  3. Viale Adriatico and Monte Ruggero, Rome

    Istituto Comprensivo Maria Montessori

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    88/100
    Montessori spans Montessori preschool and five-year primary school, ages 3 to 11.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The Viale Adriatico and Monte Ruggero, Rome campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    90/100
    Programs cover Montessori preschool and five-year primary school, with transit access.
    Overall grade
    A-87.4/100
    Program
    Montessori preschool and five-year primary school, ages 3 to 11.
    Why it stands out
    The Viale Adriatico campus has eight preschool sections and 20 primary classes, all using Montessori instruction. A second preschool and primary site operates at Via Monte Ruggero.
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  4. Appio Latino, Rome

    Il Girasole

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    88/100
    Montessori spans ages 3 months to 11 years, with nursery, preschool, and primary school.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The Appio Latino, Rome campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    90/100
    Programs cover ages 3 months to 11 years in Appio Latino, Rome.
    Overall grade
    A-87.4/100
    Program
    Ages 3 months to 11 years, with nursery, preschool, and primary school.
    Why it stands out
    Il Girasole connects infancy through the end of primary school at one Via Macedonia site. Every child encounters both spoken Italian and Italian Sign Language during the school day.
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  5. Nomentano and San Lorenzo, Rome

    Istituto Comprensivo Montessori-Maria Clotilde Pini

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    84/100
    Montessori spans ages 3 to 14, with Montessori preschool, primary, and a lower-secondary track.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The Nomentano and San Lorenzo, Rome campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    90/100
    Programs cover ages 3 to 14 in Nomentano and San Lorenzo, Rome.
    Overall grade
    B+85.8/100
    Program
    Ages 3 to 14, with Montessori preschool, primary, and a lower-secondary track.
    Why it stands out
    The institute links the 1907 Children's House on Via dei Marsi with Montessori programs at Santa Maria Goretti and Villa Paganini. Its vertical path reaches lower secondary school.
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