The boarders are given the wake-up call by their night-shift educators around 6:45 a.m., so that they can wash and dress, make their bed and have breakfast before entering the classrooms at 8:05 a.m.. All these activities are performed entirely within the Institute.

Once lessons and lunch are over, the girls participate in the day boarding activities, attend the afternoon lessons envisaged by the European classical curriculum and by the Lower secondary school curriculum, or go to dance lessons (alone or accompanied by a family delegate if aged under 14).

At the end of the day boarding period, the full boarders reach the full boarding area where they can finish studying, use their PC, watch TV and participate in recreational activities or go out within the time period assigned to them according to their age.

Dinner is scheduled for 8 p.m., and bedtime is by 10.30 p.m.

Amenities

The boarding school’s bedrooms can host up to a maximum of 8 beds.

Initially, the girls are assigned beds with other students according to age and type of school. As they grow older, they are assigned increasingly smaller rooms. By the time they are in their last year, where possible they are assigned single rooms.

The boarding school is open every day, from Monday to Sunday and for the entire school year. According to calendar, it closes for the Christmas, Easter and Summer breaks.

Ballerinas are allowed to remain in school for the summer period until the end of the school-leaving exams (‘maturità’) of the full boarders.