Primary School

Primary School is the educational learning environment in which each child finds opportunities to develop their capacity for autonomy, direct action, human relationships, planning and verification, exploration, logical-critical reflection and individual self-esteem. (National Guidelines, 2012).

Five classes with teaching teams consisting of:

  • two curricular teachers (linguistic/anthropological area and STEM area)
  • specialist co-teachers:
    • for English language (native speaker)
    • for Catholic religion
    • for physical education
    • for music
  • Bilingualism with CLIL method: 7 hours with native-speaking teacher.
  • Flexible organization of school hours throughout the year.

CLIL methodological and educational project ("Content and Language Integrated Learning")

This project characterizes Levis Plona Primary School. The school implements CLIL experimentation with integrated teaching of language and content. English is not only a subject of study in itself, but a vehicle for addressing other disciplines as well.

This “natural” linguistic approach has significant advantages:

  • improves language skills
  • stimulates logical-mathematical strategies and enhances overall cognitive ability
  • develops a positive attitude toward other foreign languages and cultures
  • forms a more flexible and open personality toward the surrounding world;

This method creates a synergistic relationship between LEARNING TO USE A LANGUAGE and USING A LANGUAGE TO LEARN

The type of CLIL adopted is one with prevalence of the foreign language, according to two methods:

  1. The native-speaking teacher, in co-presence with the subject teacher, guides exercises on content already acquired in Italian.
  2. The native-speaking teacher, without co-presence, proposes a discipline in English by choosing those in which the language can:
    • convey the content of the discipline
    • be closer to everyday life
    • be used in multiple contexts
    • allow immediate feedback, facilitating student self-assessment

Students in the final years of primary school are offered the Cambridge examination which includes tests at STARTERS, MOVERS, FLYERS levels. The three exams are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) of the Council of Europe at Pre A1, A1 and A2 levels respectively.

Curricular Subjects and Timetable

The School Curriculum is developed autonomously by the Teaching Staff (L.59/1997 and DPR 275/1999) according to the National Guidelines for the curriculum – Kindergarten and First Cycle Schools (2025)

The reference subject areas defined in the school are:

  • Linguistic-Artistic-Expressive
  • Mathematical-Scientific-Technological
  • Historical-Geographical/Citizenship and Constitution
  • Catholic Religion

Assessment

Extracurricular activities also open to external participants

A wide choice of creative and sports activities

  • Football
  • Dance
  • Piano
  • Spanish
  • Choir
  • Guitar
  • Theater
  • Watercolor

The courses are taught by specialists in the discipline.

Parent-teacher conferences and school visits

by appointment only

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School hours

  • Monday to Friday 8:20 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Early arrival service 7:30 AM – 8:20 AM
  • Extended hours service 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Entry: between 8:10 AM and 8:20 AM
Dismissal: at 4:00 PM