St. Stephen’s campus is situated on two and a half acres on the Aventine hill and includes a large main villa constructed around a central open courtyard in the typical Roman tradition. Nestled behind a gated entrance on a quiet residential street, the School is adjacent to the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) and is a five-minute walk from Rome’s most important cultural wonders: Colosseum; Circus Maximus; Roman Forum, Palatine Hill; the Arch of Constantine; and the Appian Way.
Facilities
The school is fully equipped with modern facilities to accommodate 295 day and boarding students and 70 faculty and staff. Thanks to renovations over the years, the School is fully equipped with modern classrooms, labs, as well as pleasant dormitory facilities and a lounge for boarders.
Campus
Four state-of-the-art science laboratories
Robotics and iLab facility
Two art studios
Digital classrooms
Boarding residence and faculty apartments
Media centre
Music room
Classrooms equipped with digital whiteboards
Edward C. Carter Library (14,000 volumes, an extensive collection of digital resources and English as well as foreign language periodicals)
Administrative offices
Dining hall and snack bar
School assembly hall/theater
Basketball and volleyball courts
Modern dance, Pilates, and Yoga facilities
Gardens and a terrace
*Soccer an Track & Field are within a ten minute walk from the school.
