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Brazil, Sao Paulo
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The Extended School Program extends the students' experience after the regular class period and is optional, available Monday to Friday. Extracurricular Activities include Ballet, Judo, Chess, Basketball, Capoeira and Futsal, offering options that develop cognitive skills, strategic thinking, and coordinating abilities beyond the classroom. Activities are tailored to age groups to match interests and learning needs. The ESP and Extracurricular Activities expand learning opportunities beyond core academics.
Ballet is offered as an extracurricular activity to express artistic movement. Capoeira merges art, culture, and sport, promoting motor coordination, balance, concentration, and teamwork. The program provides opportunities for artistic expression through dance and cultural activities.
Capoeira blends art, culture and sport, promoting cultural awareness and cross-cultural understanding. Ballet and other activities expose students to artistic and cultural forms and traditions through after-school programming. These extracurricular offerings emphasize cultural expression as part of the school's overall program.
Extracurricular activities provide opportunities for social interaction and teamwork beyond the classroom. Chess develops strategic thinking and concentration; Basketball offers cooperative play and physical activity. Capoeira and Ballet encourage collaborative participation and cultural expression in a social context.
The Extended School Program extends the school day with optional activities, promoting wellbeing through physical activity. The sport-focused activities, including basketball and futsal, promote coordination, fitness, and energy expenditure, while judo and capoeira support discipline and balance. Ballet and capoeira also contribute to physical literacy and mental focus.
Red House International School is an international bilingual school based in Brazil, serving ages 1 to 18. The curriculum includes a bespoke program and the IB Diploma Programme (DP), taught in English within curricular content and aligned to the Brazilian BNCC. The bespoke curriculum is developed by the Educational Design Laboratory (RED Lab) to foster global thinking while preserving Brazilian roots, including focus on Brazilian literature and culture. The school emphasises bilingualism with English delivery across subjects, enabling learners to engage with international perspectives while staying connected to Brazilian heritage. The Villa-Lobos Campus in São Paulo occupies 11,000 m² near Villa-Lobos Park, providing open spaces, multi-sport courts, indoor gym, and social learning lounges. The Jundiaí Campus houses a STEM Lab, library, and art room to support inquiry-based learning. The Extended School Program offers after-school activities such as Ballet, Judo, Chess, Basketball, Capoeira, and Futsal, enriching academics with arts and sport.
