Students participate in Friendly Matches and the NR Friendship Festival 2025
Over the past few weeks, our futsal and volleyball teams, comprised of Primary Years to High School students, faced against teams from other international schools.
At RED HOUSE, student development goes far beyond academics. It includes physical, emotional, and social growth—areas that have become even more of a priority thanks to our ongoing investment in athletics.
As part of this initiative, we welcomed Rodrigo Rojas as our new Head of Sports earlier this year. With over 20 years of experience and a career that includes major events like the FIFA World Cup and the Paralympic Games, Rodrigo brings a strategic, innovative, and people-centered approach to our sports program.
In May, our students had the opportunity to participate in the Friendship Festival 2025—an exclusive event organized by NR Acampamentos. The festival brought together students from across South America and took place over four days in the countryside of São Paulo.
Our teams, comprised of Primary Years to High School students, also played friendly futsal and volleyball matches against other international schools. These games fostered teamwork, school spirit, and meaningful connections between students from different institutions.
At RED HOUSE, sports are more than just physical activity. They’re a key part of our holistic approach to education—and can even open doors to top universities abroad, where athletic ability paired with academic excellence can be a game-changer in the admissions process.