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on 10 Jun 2012
Hi there everyone, Just a couple of questions for those in the know!! My husband has been offered a job in Milan and all going well we shall be moving there early this septemmber! yey! First question really is where would you recommend that we look for an apartment rent wise? Milan centre is too expensive, so somewhere that is good for schools ( we have a 4yr old and a 2yr old, both boys ) and with a decent commute (less than an hours journey to the city centre)? Second question, is it a better idea to send the boys to a local school or one like Sir James Henderson? What advice in general would you be able to provide us?? Many thanks for taking the time to read this!!!
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Take a look at the Education and schools in Italy page for a general introduction. The question of whether to send your kids to a local, private or international school really depends on whether you want an English-medium education or not. The state and private schools in Italy are similar in quality, and state schools are free, including for foreigners. The state school system is widely regarded to be of decent quality.