2 San Giovanni Bosco Didactic Circle

Terlizzi, Puglia

An educational institution in Terlizzi dedicated to the pedagogical philosophy of St. John Bosco, emphasizing the discovery of potential in every student.

At a glance

The 2 San Giovanni Bosco Didactic Circle is a school in Terlizzi, Puglia, named after the Italian priest and educator St. John Bosco. The institution’s educational approach draws from Bosco’s philosophy of recognising and nurturing the inherent goodness in each student, regardless of circumstance.

History

The school bears the name of St. John Bosco, a 19th-century educator whose methods revolutionised approaches to youth education and formation. His pedagogical legacy continues to inform contemporary educational practice at this institution in southern Italy.

What you see

The school is located on via Millico in central Terlizzi. The physical facilities serve the institution’s mission of providing comprehensive didactic and educational services to the local community.

Cultural significance

The Didactic Circle represents the ongoing influence of St. John Bosco’s educational philosophy in Italy. His belief that every individual possesses potential for moral and intellectual development remains central to the institution’s daily practice with students.

Key facts

Address: via Millico, 13 – 70038 Terlizzi
Coordinates: 41.1289693, 16.5390031
Phone: 080 3516314
Official website: http://www.secondocircolobosco.gov.it/

Practical information

The school welcomes visits from those interested in its educational mission and facilities. Contact the school directly via phone or website for information about visiting hours or specific programmes.

Getting there

The Didactic Circle is situated on via Millico in Terlizzi, Puglia. You can reach the school by contacting them at 080 3516314 or visiting their official website for directions and transport information.

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