English
A second language experienced through games, play, interaction and a multisensory approach.
Extracurricular Activities
Specialized classes and cultural experiences expand children's repertoire, awaken interests and connect knowledge, expression, movement and creativity.

A broader education
Learning becomes stronger when children find different ways to investigate, communicate and express their thinking. Escola Vida therefore integrates specialized classes and cultural experiences into the school journey.
Music, movement, science, English, literature and performing arts help develop sensitivity, reasoning, collaboration, confidence and participation.
Activities are part of an education that recognizes multiple intelligences and different forms of expression.
Multiple forms of expression
Experiences that broaden the curriculum and connect children with science, culture, communication and movement.
A second language experienced through games, play, interaction and a multisensory approach.
Questions, observation and practical experiences encourage investigation and scientific thinking.
Rhythm, listening and creation develop sensitivity, memory and collective expression.
Movement, games and physical challenges strengthen coordination, interaction and well-being.
Theater, dance and performances create room for imagination, presence and confidence.
Reading, stories and digital resources expand repertoire, communication and authorship.
Learning beyond the classroom
Educational outings, exhibitions, themed celebrations and shared experiences connect knowledge to real situations.
Learn how different forms of expression complement the school experience.
Escola Vida works with English, Scientific Initiation, Music, Physical Education, Performing Arts, Literature and Computing.
The second language is experienced playfully through games, multisensory activities, social interaction and collaboration.
The school values theater, dance, music, literature, exhibitions and performances as forms of expression and knowledge.
Yes. The approach includes study trips, educational outings, cultural visits and other project-related experiences.
During a visit, the team explains how activities are organized for each educational stage and answers family questions.
Schedule a visit and learn about the experiences offered at every stage.