🏫 Indoor Spaces

The school consists of two single-storey buildings, where the classrooms and the rest of the educational facilities are distributed.

The main building, recently renovated, houses the Kindergarten classroom, with its own toilets, and one Primary Education classroom. It also includes several functional spaces: Headteacher’s Office and Staff Room, storage rooms for art materials and cleaning supplies, as well as three toilet rooms. In addition, this building contains the new reading spaces, designed to foster a love of reading and to build a reading community within the school.

The secondary building includes the other Primary Eduaction classroom as well as versatile and specialised spaces, such as the library, the Audio-Visual Space, the English Lab, and the Art Room, which allow students to engage in creative, communicative and competency-based projects in a flexible and inspiring environment.

Starting from the 2025/2026 school year, the school will offer school catering and dining services, with a capacity for 27 students. This new facility, driven by the families’ initiative, has been designed by the school in collaboration with the Department of Education and with municipal funding.

🌿 Outdoor Spaces

Recent improvement efforts have included the painting and marking of the sports courts, helping to create a safer and more structured use of the available space.

The school features a spacious and open playground, which includes a football pitch, two basketball hoops, a shaded pergola for sunny days, and toilets and changing rooms for students. There are also two covered porches, which correspond to the former entrances of the school. Paved areas are complemented by green spaces with vegetation, such as the pine grove, designed to offer shade, freshness, and environmental comfort.

The playground also includes an ongoing school garden, where students take part in growing vegetables and aromatic herbs as part of projects related to sustainability, natural sciences, and healthy eating. Next to the garden, there is a compost bin, which allows for the management of organic waste generated at school, helping to close the natural cycle of matter and promote environmental responsibility and hands-on learning.