Every year, students at Vittoria Schools stand out for their excellent academic results exceeding national and international standards.
These results are proof of the quality of the daily work carried out by students and teachers, and of the effectiveness of a programme that successfully prepares students for admission to the best Italian and foreign universities.
Below are the results of the 2024/25 exam session for each school.
The IB Diploma Programme results show the high academic level of our students, with 100% of graduates compared to the global average of 81%.
The overall average of 33 points out of 45, and individual scores above the global average for the same exam session, attest to the excellence of our international programme, which opens the doors to the best universities in the world.
The students of Liceo Vittoria achieved scores well above the national average in all grade ranges.
Twenty-two per cent achieved over 90, over half exceeded 80, and almost all achieved over 70.
The averages for the written Italian and English exams were also above the national average, confirming the students' solid and well-rounded preparation.
All students obtained the full ICE diploma, with excellent results, 25% with Distinction and 75% with Merit.
All candidates were admitted to the next course, the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP).
This achievement reflects the commitment and competence achieved at the end of the first two years of our Upper Secondary School.
Vittoria Junior students also achieve results above the global average in all assessed areas thanks to the Cambridge International Education programme at the basis of our bilingual pathway.
The Year 9 students at Vittoria Junior achieved higher results than international standards in the 2025 session of the Cambridge Checkpoint Lower Secondary (46 candidates). This highlights their solid academic preparation in the subjects covered by the international curriculum, namely English (English as a first language and English as a second language), Mathematics and Science.
The Italian curriculum, which works alongside the Cambridge international curriculum, also shows very positive results.
Students demonstrate excellent ability to apply their knowledge and skills in all subjects and across different disciplines.
At the end of primary school, the young pupils at Vittoria Junior take the Checkpoint Primary exams in English and Maths.
The May 2025 session, with 37 candidates, reported higher than average international scores, attesting to the commitment and preparation of our youngest students.
