Instituto Wolfsohn

Wolfsohn is an integral, inclusive, and Jewish religious educational institution that seeks to combine high academic standards with the transmission of Jewish values and traditions. The school's mission is to foster pride in Jewish identity, bilingual competence in English, and a sense of social and community responsibility. It encourages students to think critically and freely, grounded in the principles that have guided the Jewish people for 3,000 years.

The curriculum encompasses the official studies determined by the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, supplemented by intensive Jewish studies and English language instruction. The Jewish studies programme includes Hebrew language, the study of traditions, and the observance of Jewish holidays and kashrut. The English programme focuses on developing bilingual skills in writing, speaking, listening, and reading comprehension. Additionally, the secondary level has begun incorporating the IB Visual Arts programme.

Students have the opportunity to pursue international certifications through the University of Cambridge or Trinity College. The school aims to prepare students for the demands of the modern world while fostering a strong sense of Jewish identity and community responsibility.

The school employs professional psychopedagogues across its initial and primary levels to support student development and learning needs. The educational approach emphasizes the analytical evaluation of personal development, effort, and growth for every student.

The school manages admissions for its three levels: initial, primary, and secondary. Prospective families are invited to contact the institution to learn about the enrollment process and requirements for joining the community.

The school operates across three distinct locations in Buenos Aires: the initial level is located at Amenábar 2977, the primary level at Amenábar 2972, and the secondary level at Roseti 50. These campuses provide environments for academic and community life, supporting the school's diverse educational and extracurricular projects.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities designed to complement classroom learning, including sports training, camps, and study trips. Students participate in national mathematics olympiads, a science fair, an arts week, a general knowledge competition, and the annual Iom Sport event. Additionally, the school hosts the WOMA (Wolfsohn Museum of Art), where students exhibit their creative work.