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Brazil, Sao Paulo
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The Brazil Canada Bilingual School develops social and emotional abilities through affective and emotional skill development and by validating each student's experiences. It fosters empathy, respect, and democratic citizenship. The English language is used as a tool to support these insights. The school values participation and family collaboration to support holistic development. Interdisciplinary projects and a bilingual approach help students become global citizens.
English is an integral tool for learning. The school uses a bilingual approach with English language development supported by a highly qualified teaching staff. English is developed through interdisciplinary projects and conversational approaches, with Portuguese integrated gradually into the curriculum.
The school prioritizes social and emotional development and validates individual experiences. English is used to develop social and cognitive skills, reinforcing wellbeing. The environment is multicultural and supportive of personal growth.
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.
