A bilingual educational path that starts from nursery school and continues throughout elementary and middle school.
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Languages

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Culture

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Integration

An intercultural school

The disciplinary areas are those defined by the Italian national curriculum and informed by an in-depth analysis of independent study methods. Students are welcomed into an intercultural context and from an early age they acquire soft skills which will help them recognise and realize their ambitions: autonomy, self confidence, adaptability, ability to organize, achieve objectives, manage information, take initiative and work in teams.

What people say about us

“When I talk about my young professional development, it is inevitable to stop and think about the beautiful and joyful years spent during my childhood and adolescence at Sequoia. If I had to describe the school I call home, I would use three simple words: organization, preparation and availability. Sequoia encourages adaptation to new circumstances, the spirit of sharing and mutual help in the classroom; fundamental aspects for good coexistence, both during childhood and adult life. Furthermore, the approach towards foreign languages represents the certainty of being able to achieve solutions, even when the formulas are forgotten”.

Anel Riccio

Anel Riccio

Has attended Sequoia from 2004 to 2011, and today she is completing her university studies at the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of the Universidad Anáhuac Mexico.

“The Sequoia method allowed me to open my mind and deal with many cultures different from mine. Furthermore, my approach to foreign languages occurred in such a natural way that I was able both during my school and university years, to navigate situations, both professional and informal without fear. I am convinced that the Sequoia method gives a characteristic imprinting to children and young people for a brilliant future in any working environment.”

Giammarco Caccese D’Andrea

Giammarco Caccese D’Andrea

Graduate of The American University. He conducted his studies at Sequoia from 2004 to 2012.