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Colégio Bonja

Brazil, Joinville

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Application / registration fees
- The school issues an online registration (matrícula) process and confirms that families agree to the institution's annual fees and any applicable charges at the time of contract signing. The online admissions portal and enrolment system are used for registration and administrative communication.

Tuition (mensalidade) — summary and example
- The institution charges tuition on a mensalidade (monthly) basis for each year group; detailed published fee tables for the 2026/27 academic year (and for 2025/26) are not publicly accessible without the school's enrolment/finance login.
- Example: a documented school payment receipt from the school's maintaining association shows a full monthly tuition entry of R$ 1,335.00 for 8th year (Bonja Clássico) and, in that specific receipt, a philanthropic discount of 50% produced a charged amount of R$ 667.50 (document dated for the 2023 school year). This demonstrates how year-group tuition is recorded on a mensalidade (monthly) invoice.

Tuition by year group (availability and limits)
- No complete public table of tuition amounts broken down by every year group for 2026/27 or 2025/26 was available in public pages or documents accessible without a secure parent/finance login. The only verifiable numeric example located in public documents is the 8th-year receipt cited above.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed as monthly invoices (mensalidades) with specific due dates shown on each bank payment slip (boleto). One sample payment slip instructs payment through Bradesco and gives the standard boleto payment instructions and due-date handling.
- Extracurricular activity charges are billed on a term/annual basis as indicated in activity-enrolment guidance; the school's activity enrolment communications show that optional activities' fees are typically charged in parcels running March–December or from the date of the student's entry into the activity.
- The school's academic reglement and enrolment rules make clear that enrollment (matrícula) implies agreement to pay the annual fees and taxes established by the school and that the contract terms are binding.

Boarding / residential provision
- The Colégio BONJA operates through multiple day-school units (education infantil, fundamental and ensino médio) located in Joinville and does not publish any boarding/internato provision; no residential or boarding fees apply. The school's official unit descriptions and regimental documents list the campus units and programs without any internato or boarding facility.

Other costs and fees
- Uniforms: families are responsible for uniform purchases; uniforms are excluded from philanthropic scholarship coverage and are treated as an additional expense.
- School materials: standard material lists are published by unit and year group (material kits and supplies are paid separately by families).
- Transport and meals: transport, cafeteria/feeding and school meals are charged separately and are not included in scholarship coverage; these appear as additional costs where applicable.
- Extracurricular activities and trips: optional activities and school trips incur extra charges; some activities are charged in monthly parcels (typically March–December) or from date of enrollment in the activity.

Refunds / cancellation and financial obligations
- The school's regimental and scholarship rules specify that enrollment can be cancelled and that contractual terms apply; scholarship cancellation and some withdrawal scenarios trigger an obligation to settle outstanding instalments. For example, scholarship-related rules require the responsible party to pay all instalments from the matrícula through the last mensalidade of the current academic year in certain cancellation cases. The enrollment contract and regimental terms indicate that families are contractually bound to the payment schedule and any fees established in that contract.

Fee payment options
- Invoices are issued as boletos (bank slips) and the sample payment slip shows payment processing through Bradesco (common Brazilian boleto procedure).
- The school uses an online enrolment and administration portal for billing and activity enrolment communications; some payment and activity enrolment operations are processed through the school's matricula/finance portal.

Summary statement
- A full, itemised public fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) was not available on publicly accessible pages without secure family/finance login access; the facts above are drawn from the school's regimental documents, admission/activities communications and a verifiable payment receipt that provides a specific example of a monthly tuition amount for 8th year (Bonja Clássico).
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Portuguese, German
Fees Unlisted
Ages 1 - 17 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No

Colégio Bonja is a Lutheran-affiliated school within the Bom Jesus/IELUSC network. The school offers two pathways: a Primary Programme with an integrated curriculum and a Bilingual Programme for Jardim A through 9th grade, delivering English and German instruction and adding English as a language from Jardim A, with options for German or Spanish as a second language in later levels. In the High School, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is offered, taught mainly in English alongside a MEC-based Portuguese curriculum, with six IB subject groups and the IB Core (TOK, CAS, EE). The BNCC and CBTC frameworks guide learning with a transdisciplinary approach. Facilities include age-appropriate classrooms, a green area with birds, a cantina and on-site infirmary, biometric security, and CCTV. The campus hosts a German House, an auditorium, a Maker Space, and exchange opportunities with countries. Safety and university preparation are priorities, with reduced class sizes in high school.

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