Brazil, Campinas
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Vinhedo, São Paulo, Brazil. The school is located at Av. Independência, 5588, Bairro Aquário, Vinhedo, SP, CEP 13284-000. The contact information includes a local phone number: +55 19 3113-3777.
Early Childhood Education (K3–K5), Elementary School (Grades 1–5), Middle School, High School (Grades 9–12).
International School. The school offers two education programs: the Brazilian Program and the International Program.
Portuguese language learning (PLL) program for international students not fluent in Portuguese.
Brazil.
Early Childhood Education runs 7:30 AM–3:15 PM (K3–K5). High School runs 7:20 AM–3:30 PM (Grades 9–12). After-school options extend care to 6:00 PM (Sant'Anna Plus, Sant'Anna Daily, Sant'Anna Care).
Application fees
- No specific monetary amount for an application or registration fee is published on the school's public admissions materials; the school runs an online admissions/selection form and selection process.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school publishes an obligation to pay an annual school fee (anuidade) for enrolled students, but per-grade or per-year numeric tuition rates (per term or per academic year) are not published on the school's public pages. The annual fee is described as payable according to the deadlines and criteria provided at the time of enrollment.
- Early childhood (Sant'Anna Baby / Educação Infantil): the monthly fee for these early years explicitly includes school-provided meals and consumable materials as part of the monthly charge for those levels. (No numeric tuition figures for Early Childhood monthly/annual totals are published.)
- After‑school / supplementary programme fees with published amounts:
- Clube da Tarefa (homework / after‑school club) — available to Elementary (Anos Iniciais) students: BRL 128 per month (1 day/week); BRL 232 per month (2 days/week); BRL 348 per month (3 days/week); BRL 454 per month (4 days/week); BRL 550 per month (5 days/week).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school describes school fees as an annual obligation (anuidade) and states that payment deadlines and instalment options are provided to families at the time of enrollment.
- Extra services and on‑demand care (for example Sant'Anna Care / additional hours, and other ad‑hoc services) are billed the month after use and are issued by boleto bancário (bank payment slip).
- Scholarships awarded through the school's selection process are applied to the monthly tuition amount and their maintenance is conditional on payment of the first instalment of the annual fee; scholarship rules also specify conditions under which the scholarship can be revoked.
Boarding / residential fees (if applicable)
- No residential or boarding programme or boarding‑fee schedule is listed among the school's programmes and services; the school's published programmes describe day‑school options and related services. There are no published boarding fees.
Other costs or fees (uniforms, materials, extras)
- Uniform: use of the school's uniform is mandatory for all students. The school's regulations require the uniform; no uniform price list is published on the public pages.
- Stationery / school shop (Papel & Cia) and cantina: the school operates an on‑site stationery/shop and cantina service; prices for uniform items, stationery, meals bought in the cantina or other school‑shop items are not published on the public pages.
- Extracurricular / language centre (CELES), sports and elective activities: these services are offered and may carry additional fees; specific price lists for these programmes are not published on the site pages that list the programmes. The only extracurricular price list published publicly that shows amounts is the Clube da Tarefa list above.
Refund information
- The publicly available admissions and school regulation documents do not publish a detailed, stand‑alone general refund or tuition‑refund policy on the pages and documents reviewed. Scholarship rules state conditions for scholarship cancellation and that scholarships do not apply to uniforms, materials, courses extras or field trips.
Fee payment options
- The school uses boleto bancário (bank payment slip) for billing and for items such as extra hours and other billed services; this method is explicitly mentioned for billed services. No exhaustive public list of all accepted payment methods (e.g., credit card, bank transfer) for tuition instalments is published on the pages reviewed.
Summary of availability of numeric tuition figures (2026/27 requested)
- Per‑grade or per‑year tuition amounts for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26) are not published on the school's public programme pages or in the school regulation document made available on the school site; the only published numeric fees found were for specific supplementary programmes (Clube da Tarefa) and descriptions of billing practice, scholarship rules, and mandatory items such as uniforms.
11 nationalities represented; most common nationality is Brazilian (96% Brazilian, 4% International).
Sant'Anna International School, based in Brazil, serves students aged 1–18 with two programs: the Brazilian Program and the International Program. Early Childhood Education is 100% bilingual with English immersion and a Reggio Emilia‑inspired approach that builds global citizenship from the start. Elementary School (Grades 1–5) is a bilingual program with English 60% and Portuguese 40%, blending international standards with Brazilian guidelines and emphasizing inquiry, collaboration, and 21st‑century skills, with STEAM and BYOD from 4th grade. Middle School (Grades 6–8) offers a rigorous international curriculum that blends Brazilian and international standards, with classes in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, plus a strong socioemotional focus, advisory and a House Program. High School (Grades 9–12) follows the K12 International Academy pathway, offering Honors and AP options, PLL language support, and multiple pathways; graduation yields both the Brazilian High School Diploma and the International Diploma. Service Learning is integrated. The school provides learning and facilities.