Museu do Ipiranga II

The Learner Profile

Ten competencies and skills that form the core of the RED HOUSE curriculum.
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Agency and Action

Empowering students allowing them to take initiatives and effect changes in their learning and beyond.
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Modular Curriculum

The contents (what to teach), the methodologies (how to teach), and the assessment of learning (how to assess).
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Continuous Assessment

The core of our methodology: concept-based learning, inquiry-based learning, Universal Design for Learning, STEM and SEL.
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Authentic Learning

The interplay between an Assessment FOR Learning and an Assessment OF Learning.
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Integrated Pedagogy

Interoperability between the three components of the curriculum: what to teach, how to teach, and how to assess.
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Student Admission

Our admission process consists of four steps:

Meeting

The meeting is an opportunity to learn about our educational approach. It can be held either in person or online. Schedule a meeting

Application

The application is completed through a preliminary registration form with family and student information and document submission. This process is conducted online.

Interview

The interview is a conversation between the family and our academic team.

Enrollment

To complete the enrollment, you must submit the final documents and sign the contract. This process is also conducted online.

Please contact us to schedule a meeting.

News and events

8/20/25 High School

RED HOUSE Students Win Gold and Silver at the Brazilian Astronomy and Astronautics Olympiad

Students from the Perdizes campus who participate for the first time in the OBA advance to the national stage and may represent Brazil in international competitions.

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Museu do Ipiranga II Campus

Our architectural project was developed in collaboration with our educators to align with the school's pedagogical proposal.

Set in a historical building, Museu do Ipiranga 2 Campus is for Primary Years and Middle Years students and has a privileged location, a few meters away from the Early Years campus and the Ipiranga Museum.

In a large outdoor area with trees and a charming water fountain, students can have their meals on a restored historic pergola and have fun in a cozy living area in contact with nature, with toys appropriate for each age group. 