EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
We encourage responsible growth through the motto “Knowing how to be”, “Knowing how to act”, “Knowing how to know”.
The child grows up surrounded by creativity, developing critical thinking, and acting in a clear, autonomous, and responsible way.
The introduction of multilingual teaching – mother tongue plus three – English, German, and French, gives the child the opportunity to develop their ability to act in an increasingly globalized world, because “we are all citizens of the world”.

HIGH ACADEMIC STANDARDS
Astoria International School assumes quality as a principle of action to achieve the highest academic standards through the School Educational Project “Who has courage, is; who knows, acts; who believes, innovates.”
LEARNING HOW TO BE
Each child is seen as a unique being. The school enables the development of each child’s personality, so that in the future they will think and act in an autonomous and responsible way.
LEARNING HOW TO ACT
Learning how to act is the practical application of the skills acquired. This aspect is assumed as one of the great challenges of education, because it operates in the field of attitudes and values.
It is essential that each child develops an attitude of understanding others, considering values such as solidarity, tolerance, mutual aid, freedom, friendship and learning to manage conflicts in a balanced and effective way.
Knowing how-to live-in harmony with those around us is fundamental to the development and fulfillment of the human being.
LEARNING HOW TO INNOVATE
Innovating is related to cognitive processes including logical reasoning, comprehension, deduction, and memory.
It is intended that each student learns to understand the world around him/her, to develop an attitude of questioning and deepening knowledge through activities such as playing, creative games, researching, questioning, finding answers, and investigating.
BENEFITS OF A BILINGUAL EDUCATION
Some benefits of the bilingual teaching offered by AIS are the development from an early age of a communicative competence in the English Language, considered a Universal Language in the context of the increasing mobility of citizens in the European Union and considering the diverse nationalities and cultures that attend AIS. “The limits of my language are the limits of my world” Ludwig Wiitgenstein.
An example of this is Culture Week, held once a year in which we mirror the cultures and traditions of different cultures through fun and dynamic activities relevant to different countries each day.
curricular
activity
- English
- Creative Dance
- Music
- Yoga
- Baby Massage
- Civic education
- English
- Music
- Creative Dance
- Civic education
- Theater and Drama
- Fun Science
- Mathematical Literacy Project connected to new Technologies
- English
- German
- French
- Civic education
- Mathematical Literacy Project connected to new Technologies
- English
- German
- French
- Civic education
- Mathematical Literacy Project connected to new Technologies
- English
- Creative Dance
- Music
- Yoga
- Baby Massage
- Civic education
- English
- Music
- Creative Dance
- Civic education
- Theater and Drama
- Fun Science
- Mathematical Literacy Project connected to new Technologies
- English
- German
- French
- Civic education
- Mathematical Literacy Project connected to new Technologies
- English
- German
- French
- Civic education
- Mathematical Literacy Project connected to new Technologies
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