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Brazil, Sao Paulo
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Through hands-on, real-life experiences based in English from day one, students live in a multicultural environment. The core goal is the complete development of students, including affective, emotional, social, and cognitive aspects. English is an integral tool for learning and development, with Portuguese gradually integrated into the curriculum. Interdisciplinary projects and educational books support thinking, reasoning and responsible citizenship.
English is an integral tool for learning and development and a bilingual approach is used from day one. Students live in a multicultural environment and become global citizens, equipped with knowledge in two languages. English-language projects foster cultural and linguistic development while Portuguese remains integrated into the curriculum. The school emphasizes social and cognitive development through these bilingual experiences.
The main learning pillar emphasizes social and emotional development and ethical, democratic behavior. Students are encouraged to validate their individual experiences and use English as a tool for developing these skills. Participation and family collaboration are central to student growth. Coordinators are open to dialogue and provide personalized support.
Colégio Brasil Canadá is a bilingual school in São Paulo serving ages 0 to 18, offering a blend of Canadian and Brazilian curricula. English is the language of instruction from day one, with Portuguese gradually integrated into the curriculum across the Perdizes campus and the wider network. The program aligns with BNCC requirements for bilingual schools and uses proprietary courseware, complemented by Cambridge English and National Geographic Learning resources. From early years through middle school, students engage in interdisciplinary projects that foster critical thinking, social and cognitive development, and ethical, democratic behavior. The aim is to develop global citizens fluent in two languages who can think and adapt in diverse contexts. The Perdizes campus features two entrances—one for Early Childhood and one for Elementary—for safety. Modern technology, including iPads, supports learning. Extracurriculars include circus classes, capoeira, judo, and fencing, with coordinators available to support families and teachers working closely with parents.
