Os Batutinhas Casa Redentor

The school is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, positioning the child as the protagonist of their own learning. It emphasizes the importance of affection, individual attention, and the construction of strong bonds between the school and families. The educational philosophy views the environment as an active educator that fosters investigation, discovery, and the development of a positive self-image.

The school offers a bilingual early childhood education program where each classroom is led by a teacher responsible for the Portuguese curriculum and a teaching assistant who communicates exclusively in English. The curriculum integrates subjects such as science, music, visual arts, psychomotricity, flute, and drama. Key pedagogical projects include explorations of time, symphonic music, literature, and investigative studies of the natural world.

The school aims to prepare children for future academic success by building a solid foundation in cognitive, socioemotional, and cultural skills. Graduates are equipped with the autonomy, curiosity, and bilingual competence necessary to transition successfully to leading bilingual schools.

The school maintains a pedagogical coordination team that monitors the development of each student and the work of every teacher. A dedicated supervisor for pedagogy and differentiation is part of the leadership team, ensuring that individual needs are met through sensitive observation and specialized support.

The admissions process begins with a scheduled visit to the campus to explore the facilities and pedagogical approach. Interested families then have the opportunity to address questions with the coordination team before proceeding to enrollment.

The school follows an annual calendar of pedagogical and cultural events. Highlights include a Carnival celebration, Green Day, Mother's and Father's Day commemorations, a Festa Junina, a literary fair (FLIB), and a graduation ceremony for the Infantil 5 group. Semester-end presentations of pedagogical projects are also a core part of the school year.

Located in Ipanema, the Casa Redentor campus features spaces designed by international experts to stimulate curiosity and autonomy. The facilities include classrooms that open to outdoor areas, a courtyard with a fountain, central plazas with climbing structures and sand pits, and a bilingual library. The environment emphasizes natural light and the use of natural materials to support both active play and quiet moments.

The school offers extracurricular activities that enrich the daily routine, focusing on areas such as movement, arts, and language. These activities are designed to foster creativity, self-confidence, and investigative curiosity in a playful environment. Additionally, an optional extended-day program entirely in English is available for families seeking more intensive language exposure.