Castelobruxo, the Brazilian School of Magic, which takes students from all of South America, may be found hidden deep within the rainforest, but it someday took students from all over the America Continent, it was created on the 10th century, almost at the same time as Hogwarts, and over 600 years older than Ilvermorny.

The School was founded lonf before the Europeans came to America for the first time, the original name of the school is unknown, but it was changed due to the Colonization, but it never really changed in it's magical core.

Found hidden deep in the Rainforest, the school is guarded by creatures known as Caipora, who usually cause lots of trouble in the school, they are believed to be way worse than a certain poltergeist from Hogwarts, each of them.

The school is actually way bigger than what it looks like, it has secret door made using enchantments that allow for quick transportation on the continet, they go from Aztec Temples to Caral, having connection to all the Pre-Columbian cultures.

Here is the Curriculum this School Follows:

1. Herbology and Magical Plants: Students learn about the unique flora of the Amazon rainforest and its magical properties. They study the cultivation, care, and uses of enchanted plants in potions, spellcasting, and healing.


2. Magical Creatures of the Amazon: This subject focuses on the study and understanding of the diverse magical creatures that inhabit the rainforest. Students learn about their behavior, habitats, and how to interact with them safely.


3. Wandless Magic: Students delve into the art of performing magic without the use of wands. They explore the history, theory, and practical application of wandless spells, developing their innate magical abilities and honing their intuition.


4. Enchantments and Charms: This subject covers the theory and practice of enchantments inspired by the pre-Columbian cultures. Students learn to imbue objects with magical properties, create protective amulets, and cast charms for various purposes.


5. Potions and Herblore: Students study the ancient potion-making techniques influenced by the rainforest's magical ingredients. They learn to brew potions with rare plants, roots, and magical creatures found in the Amazon, mastering the delicate balance of nature and magic.


6. Divination and Indigenous Rituals: This subject explores the divination methods and practices inspired by the rituals of the indigenous cultures. Students learn various forms of divination, including scrying, dream interpretation, and reading signs from nature.


7. Ancient Runes and Glyphs: Students decipher the ancient runes and glyphs used by the pre-Columbian cultures. They learn their meanings, origins, and how to interpret and cast spells using these symbolic systems.


8. Magical History and Lore of South America: Students explore the rich magical history and folklore of South America. They study the myths, legends, and significant magical events that have shaped the region, gaining a deeper understanding of their magical heritage.


9. Dark Combat Magic: Students of Castelobruxo are taught dark arts but in a more friendlier way using them as combat and self defense.


10. Ritual Magic and Shamanism: Students delve into the ancient practices of shamanism and ritual magic. They learn about the role of shamans in the pre-Columbian cultures and participate in rituals to connect with the spirits of nature and ancestors.


11. Healing Magic: This subject focuses on the magical healing arts of the pre-Columbian cultures. Students learn about energy manipulation, plant-based remedies, and ancient techniques for holistic healing.


12. Flying: This is not only broom flight, but other transportation means like partitions or the creation of transporters, and of course unsupported flight in different forms depending on the students preference.

As you can see some of the subjects are different from other Schools like Hogwarts, Dark Combat Magic is like a mixture of Defense Against the Dark Arts from Hogwarts and Dark Arts from Durmstrang. Others like Potions and Herblore are a combination of two completely different subjects in Hogwarts, but in Castelobruxo they work together without any problem.

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