Classical high school
The curriculum of the Classical High School is oriented towards the study of classical civilisation and humanistic culture. It fosters a literary, historical and philosophical education capable of understanding their role in the development of western civilisation and tradition and in the contemporary world from a symbolic, anthropological and comparative values perspective. It encourages the acquisition of the methods peculiar to classical and humanistic studies, within a cultural framework that, by also paying attention to the mathematical, physical and natural sciences, enables students to grasp the intersections between knowledge and to develop a critical view of reality. It guides students to broaden and develop the necessary knowledge, skills and competences.
Compulsory activities and subjects for all students
Annual timetable
Course in Biology with a biomedical orientation
This three-year course allows students to acquire skills in the biological field, including through laboratory work, and enables those interested in pursuing studies in the chemical-biological and health fields to make an informed choice.
The annual total is 50 hours, 40 of which are spent at the school's laboratories (both with teachers and with medical experts) and 10 hours, in cross-disciplinary skills and PCTO orientation courses, at healthcare facilities identified by the Provincial Association of Surgeons and Dentists.