27 October 2026

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A school open to everyone! This is the message that our "Colonna e Finzi" and "Emanuele Artom" Institute wishes to convey to the neighborhood: a welcoming, inclusive school, full of stimulating opportunities.

A school open to everyone! This is the message that our “Colonna e Finzi” and “Emanuele Artom” Institute wishes to convey to the neighborhood: a welcoming, inclusive, and stimulating school, capable of supporting children and young people through the various stages of their growth, while fostering the potential and abilities of each individual.
An environment where education is enriched by a wide range of academic and extracurricular offerings—a place where learning also means experimenting, sharing experiences, and discovering new passions. A vibrant school, open to the local community and attentive to the needs of its students and their families.
It is precisely from this idea—deeply felt and shared by teachers, students, and families alike—that the desire to make the school more visible and closer to the educational community has emerged. To this end, posters have been placed on the entrance gate, and the entryway has been adorned with drawings and paintings created by the students—a creative way to express the school’s identity while giving space to the children’s imagination and talent.
The internal environments have also been renovated to make everyday school life more comfortable and stimulating: all classes are equipped with air conditioning, while the library and gym have been completely renovated, offering students more modern and functional spaces to study, read, play sports and spend time together.
Because school is not just a place where you learn, but a community where you grow, build relationships and cultivate dreams. And our institute wants to continue to be all of this: an open door to the future, for every child and every young person in the neighborhood.
For anyone who would like to learn about our school—or introduce others to it—the upcoming Open Days are:

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Wednesday, December 2, 2026

Tuesday, January 12, 2027

If you would like to attend the Open Day, please send an email to segreteriascuola@torinoebraica.it, including your first name, surname, and phone number.

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