Cooking School in Italy

Some friends of mine are looking for a cooking school in Italy for 3 or 4 days next spring. They are taking their kids, both adults in their 20's, one married, who've never been to Italy. I've offered to do some legwork. They want to be able to do some excursions to Rome and Florence during the trip so I felt that Umbria, with it's central location, would be a good choice. They prefer a school that has it's own lodgings. I found a farmstay that was recommended by Food & Wine magazine. http://www.incampagna.com/incampagnaENG ... rismo.html
It looks pretty good and has no set schedule, allowing the 5 of them to have their own classes, but I would love any suggestions from my knowledgeable friends at LTHForum.

Or rent a villa or house in a place in Italy and hire a chef to give lessons. Check out these digs and some of the kitchens. I woudn't mind cooking in them.

http://www.villeinitalia.com/