Our Philosophy
At Blooming the learning process is all over the place, the school is the people, taking students out of the classroom is at our core and this practice allows us to expand the connections for the integral, transformative and full development of our students.
Whether at school or with family, the student needs to be aware that anywhere can provide experiences and knowledge, regardless of whether or not it is related to the content learned in the school. In this way, the child feels engaged in being the protagonist of their own education.
The study outside the room makes the child experience other contexts of reality that are not seen in teaching materials. Thus, they can observe and interact with the facts they are studying in class.
We put the students at the center of the learning process and build strategies so that they can learn to be, learn to live, learn to know and learn to do (according to the four pillars described in the report of the International Commission on Education for the 21st Century for UNESCO).
These pillars reflect our focus on the intellectual, socio-emotional, ethical and multicultural development of our students.
The pillars of education published by UNESCO in its book report “Education: A Treasure to Discover” of 1999, check below:
“Happiness, meaning of life is not a ready answer or something we put in our pockets. It’s a question that should accompany us.”
Zeca de Mello
Philosopher