Antisopa is a Reggio-inspired preschool in Mendoza, Argentina, known for respectful parenting, emotional development, and a family atmosphere.
Reviews are mostly positive, highlighting the school’s dedication, love, and ability to enhance children’s creativity and emotional intelligence.
Some reviewers mention feeling like part of a family and appreciate the school’s focus on individual needs and learning paces.
However, one review expresses concerns about the school’s handling of neurodivergent children, hygiene, and communication.
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Gustavo Cecchini
December 13, 2024 at 08:10 PM
I would like to express my gratitude to this beautiful school! It is incredible the respect with which they approach the learning times of girls and boys, understanding that each one has their own pace and needs. The variety of activities they offer is wonderful, they not only stimulate academic development, but also enhance creativity, teamwork and emotional development. The experience of the institution is evident, because they managed to detect my little girl's abilities and enhance them, preparing her to face the world with confidence. What can we say about human treatment? It is exceptional. All staff, from the first to the last, demonstrate deep respect, love and dedication towards the little ones. An atmosphere full of warmth, patience and commitment is perceived. Without a doubt, this school managed to become a family. Thank you for accompanying my daughter, as if she were yours!!
Mark Spin-ösa
December 3, 2024 at 09:47 PM
I have been taking my son for three years, and he will begin his newly inaugurated first grade next year in 2025. It is a real pride and pleasure to know that my son is being educated with respect for his childhood and with infinite love. The best of my life, my son, is in what we consider the best place to accompany his education and his transition through a very important moment in his life: childhood, thank you Antisopa - Loris!!
Azul P.
December 3, 2024 at 01:43 PM
I took my two girls to Antisopa and I always recommend it to anyone who values respectful parenting and wants their children to grow up happy and for their learning experience to be enriching. I always took them with confidence that they were safe and cared for. I always say that I wish they had been able to keep going. My daughters fondly remember their teacher, their group and everyone who was part of their experience. Thank you for the dedication and love!
Julieta Barros
December 2, 2024 at 09:58 PM
A space where respect and affection towards children and families is what is important💛 happy to be part of Antisopa and Loris🌈
Tusi Brown
November 23, 2024 at 09:43 PM
I sent my son to room 4 and the experience was disappointing. The director believes that children are manipulative and controlling beings and for that same reason he does not attend to their needs. They claim to be "inclusive" but the only thing inclusive about them is that they let in neurodivergent children who then wander around the playgrounds because no teacher has the proper training to understand their conditions. The "teacher" in charge of my son was a yoga teacher who, after 5 days of being there, told me that my son had autism. (Total irresponsibility). Mealtime was a suffering. If they didn't eat the fruit first, they didn't give them anything else (My son was hungry despite the tons of food that they made us parents prepare in shifts. The lack of hygiene in the bathrooms and other facilities was getting worse as the days went by. Incredible. And as a final note, when I decided to take my son out of there, the director very politely told me: "you have to learn to let go" to which today I respond: I will let go of me. son where you see a environment of responsible and appropriately trained adults. Another thing. When I wanted to pick up my little one, they didn't open the door for me. I have waited 15 minutes while listening to my son cry. It's all quite misleading.