Tuition

Payment Structure

H-FARM International School’s tuition comprises several components families should factor into their planning. Application fees range from €150 for younger students to €250 for older ones, while a one-time enrollment fee of €3,000 applies in the first year. Annual registration charges vary between €2,000 and €2,500 depending on the program, though registering between December and January brings a €1,000 discount. Non-European boarding families face additional mandatory expenses for visa support, residence permits, and medical insurance—costs that span €1,500 to €6,500.

Day and Boarding Programs

Day students at H-FARM International School pay annual fees starting at €10,770 for the youngest Honey Bees classes and reaching €23,330 for DP 2 graduates. The middle years—PYP and MYP—fall within a €16,000-21,000 range. Boarding becomes available from MYP 3 onward and costs significantly more: between €36,500 and €49,330 yearly, depending on whether students choose five- or seven-day residence. Senior DP boarders pay roughly €46,000-49,000 for seven days, while the five-day option costs about €5,000 less.

Available Discounts at H-FARM International School

The school offers several ways to ease financial pressure. Paying the full amount upfront yields a 2.5% discount on annual tuition, while families with multiple children receive 10% off for a second child and 15% for a third. Through the referral program, existing families who recommend the school receive €500 off enrollment fees, as do new enrollees they bring in. Early registration before January’s end can save boarding families between €1,000 and €2,500 on registration charges.

What’s Included

H-FARM International School tuition covers extensive educational needs. Each student receives a uniform set that includes two polo shirts, a sports shirt, trousers, and a sweatshirt—though Diploma Programme seniors don’t require uniforms. The school also provides all textbooks, digital applications, and either an iPad or iMac based on age. Daily lunches featuring seasonal, local ingredients come standard, alongside accident insurance and preparation for Italian state examinations in grades five and eight.