Schools for a Community

This stamp series is dedicated to the schools in San Marino designed by engineer Gilberto Rossini, a key figure in the design of San Marino’s public spaces. The schools he designed were conceived as open spaces, capable of engaging with their surroundings and meeting the needs of the community, but above all those of the pupils, who can thus interact independently with the outside world. The issue is enhanced by the inclusion of a QR code; by scanning it, you can access the documentary “Un’idea di Città” (An Idea of a City), produced in 2015 on the works designed by Rossini.

The 0.95-euro stamp features a view of the Cailungo Nursery School. Completing the design are the denomination ‘0.95’, ‘San Marino’, the Coat of Arms of the Republic, the caption ‘Cailungo Nursery School’ and the year 2026. The first postmark in the top right-hand corner depicts a view of the Murata Primary School and the caption ‘Murata Primary School’. The second seal in the bottom left-hand corner depicts a view of the Cà Caccio Primary School and the inscription ‘Cà Caccio Primary School’. The third seal in the bottom right-hand corner shows a photograph of the construction site of the Cà Caccio Primary School and the inscription ‘Cà Caccio Primary School construction site’.