Here at Scuola primaria Barzaghi children begin a journey. It is a journey of discovery that shapes their future. Scuola primaria Barzaghi is more than just a school. It is a place where young minds grow.
This school is part of the Istituto Comprensivo Lodi IV. This group includes eleven schools. There are five schools for early childhood. Five primary schools and one middle school also belong to it. The main office is at the Scuola primaria Barzaghi.
Did you know that about 160 students attend Barzaghi? They are in ten classes from first to fifth grade. Each class has about 15 to 18 students. This helps teachers give extra attention to kids who need it.
Around 30 teachers work here including support teachers. These teachers help students with disabilities. The school uses a “module” system. Three or four specialist teachers work in different subjects. These include language, social studies, science, math and the arts.
Scuola primaria Barzaghi actively works with the local community. It takes part in events by local groups and the town. The school also participates in special projects with UNICEF and Unitre. They also work with nearby preschools. This makes the move from preschool to primary school easier.
The school day is well structured. Classes start at 8:30 AM. There is a break at 10:30 AM. Lessons start again at 10:45 or 11:00 AM. Lunch is at 12:15 PM followed by a break at 1:00 PM. Afternoon classes begin at 2:15 PM. School ends around 4:15 PM or 4:30 PM.
The town offers before and after school care. Before school care runs from 7:30 to 8:30 AM. After school care is from the end of classes until 6:00 PM. Lunch is a time for learning but it is not required. Students can go home for lunch if they return by 2:00 PM.
The school’s educational plan focuses on welcoming students. It emphasizes working together and sharing. The goal is for everyone to learn and respect each other. They want children to feel good at school. Learning by doing is a key part of their approach.
English is a focus at Scuola primaria Barzaghi. The school took part in an Erasmus Plus project. It was called “ImEUs: Integration of Migrant students into European Union Schools”. The school worked with schools in Spain France and Turkey. This project promoted inclusion and democracy. It valued differences. It helped students gain life skills and build their personalities.
The school has also held “Mini City Camps”. These are summer courses for older primary students and middle schoolers. A native English speaker leads the camp with support from English teachers. Scuola primaria Barzaghi also hosts English days. Activities focus on English culture and language. Even the lunch menu features English foods.
“Speak English with us” is another program. An English expert works with the English teacher. They lead a one-hour lesson each week in every class. The lessons are designed for each student’s level. English workshops use stories plays and topics from history geography and science.
Scuola primaria Barzaghi also values art physical education and music. Theater arts and sports activities help with social and emotional growth. They improve relationships with peers and adults. These activities often lead to performances. They take place at theaters or halls in the town. This gives the school city-wide visibility.
So, as you stand here remember that Scuola primaria Barzaghi is more than bricks and mortar. It is a vibrant place of learning. It is a community where every child can shine.