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LinkedinPublication: 3 April 2017 Latest update: 23 October 2024
What is it?
INPS hosts the winning students of the relative call for tenders in the facilities owned by the Institute, on a boarding or semi-boarding basis, for the entire duration of the study cycle from primary school to secondary school.
Who is it aimed at?
Boarding schools (including semi-boarding schools) may be attended by primary, upper and lower-secondary school students who are the children of:
- Civil servants and civil servant pensioners enrolled in the Unified Scheme of Credit and Social Benefits;
- pensioners benefiting from the Civil Servants’ Pension Scheme;
- members of the Teachers and School Managers Pension scheme.
How does it work?
START DATE AND DURATION
The places available in the owned boarding schools are assigned each year by tender.
The winners can stay in boarding schools for the entire duration of courses of study from primary school to upper secondary school.
The tenders and related rankings can be found in the Welfare, Assistance and Mutuality section.
WHAT AM I ENTITLED TO?
The five owned boarding houses are located in:
- Anagni (FR);
- Arezzo;
- Caltagirone (CT);
- Sansepolcro (AR);
- Spoleto (PG).
They provide:
- food, also under the semi-boarding formula;
- accommodation only with a boarding house formula;
- educational workshops;
- excursions;
- sports and leisure activities;
- socio-educational and psychological assistance.
WITHDRAWAL OF BENEFIT
Students lose their benefit due to:
- serious violations of the boarding school regulations;
- changes in the legal position of the registered parent;
- loss of the merit requirements set out in the tende
Claim
REQUIREMENTS
The beneficiary of the benefit must not:
- be more than two years behind in their school career;
- have been removed from a boarding house facility;
- have received criminal convictions or have ongoing criminal proceedings.
The benefit is incompatible with other educational benefits, in cash or in services, worth more than 6,000 euros in total, provided by the State or other public or private bodies and institutions.
WHEN CAN I CLAIM?
The claim must be submitted within the time limits laid down in the tender.
The following subjects can submit a claim for the tender for national boarding schools:
- parents who are registered or retired (as holders/claimants);
- the surviving parent or guardian (as claimants);
- the student who is of age on the date of submission (as claimant/beneficiary).
HOW CAN I CLAIM?
The claim must be submitted online from this page, click on “Use service” and select “Welfare benefits portal”.
To consult the claims relating to previous years, after clicking on “Use service”, select “Portal for Civil Servants’ Pension Scheme services (Workers and Pensioners)”.
You can contact the Contact Centre service by calling the number 803164 free of charge from a landline phone and 06164164 for a fee from a mobile network, at the cost of your operator’s tariff.
RESIDUAL AVAILABILITY
If, at the end of the selection procedure, places remain available in the facilities, the Institute reserves the right to make them available in a competition.
Children or orphans and those equivalent by law to beneficiaries may also participate in this second phase:
- of workers or pensioners of the private sector;
- of unemployed or inactive;
- of employees or pensioners of the public sector not enrolled in the Unified Scheme Fund of credit and social benefits and not users of the Civil Servants’ Pension Scheme for whom, however, the benefit is granted for only one school year.
Processing times of the measure
The deadline to define the measure was set at 30 days by the Regulation for the definition of the terms to conclude the administrative proceedings adopted by INPS pursuant to Article 2 of Law no. 241/1990.
The table attached to the Regulation shows both the deadlines for defining the measures established by the Institute that are longer than the normal 30-day period, and the indication of the relative manager.