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International Schools in Campinas, Brazil

Compare 3 international schools in Campinas, Brazil. Filter by curriculum, fees (average BRL 65,100), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
3
Curricula
9
Average annual fee
BRL 65,100
Fee range
BRL 51,600 – 78,600
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Bespoke Curriculum (3 schools)
Average school size
850 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Escola Americana de Campinas
Oldest
Escola Americana de Campinas (1956)
About international schools in Campinas, Brazil

Campinas is served by a small group of bilingual and international schools that commonly combine the Brazilian national curriculum with international programmes such as the International Baccalaureate, American-style diplomas and, in some cases, Cambridge/IGCSE pathways. Instruction is frequently bilingual English - Portuguese (with Portuguese study required by national regulation) and many schools also teach Spanish as an additional language. Published fee information for English-medium international schools in Campinas shows annual tuition in the tens of thousands of reais, with some publicly listed examples roughly in the BRL 51,600 - 78,600 range and additional charges for meals, transport and activities. School calendars vary: some schools align with Brazil’s February - March to December year while others run an August-based international calendar, so families should check each school’s current calendar and apply several months before their preferred start date.

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What kinds of curricula will I find in Campinas international schools?
You will typically find a mix: some schools offer IB programmes (Primary Years and Diploma), others combine a standards-based American approach or Cambridge/IGCSE options with the mandatory Brazilian curriculum so students can obtain a Brazilian diploma as well as an international qualification. Check each school’s authorisations (for example IB authorisation) and whether it explicitly issues the Brazilian diploma if that matters to you.
What languages are used for teaching and what support is there for non-Portuguese speakers?
Many Campinas international schools teach in English and Portuguese (bilingual models or English-medium with strong Portuguese provision) and commonly offer Spanish as a further language; Portuguese remains part of the national curriculum. Schools usually describe their language support for newcomers on their admissions pages, so ask about initial-language support, English-as-an-additional-language programmes and how/when Portuguese is introduced.
How much should I budget for school fees and extra costs?
Published fee summaries for international or English-medium schools in Campinas show annual tuition figures in the tens of thousands of Brazilian reais and examples in public listings range around BRL 51,600 - 78,600 per year depending on year group and provider. Expect extra charges for meals, transport, uniforms, examinations and after-school activities, and ask each school for a full fee schedule and billing calendar before committing.
When does the school year start and when should I apply?
Calendars vary: many Brazilian schools run from mid-February or March to December, while some international chains in Campinas use an August start and a different term pattern. Because calendars and intake windows differ, plan to contact schools several months before your intended start (and earlier for popular year groups) and confirm any rolling-admissions or entry-testing requirements directly with the school.
Will my child receive a recognised Brazilian diploma if they study at an international school?
Some international and bilingual schools integrate the national Brazilian curriculum and can issue the Brazilian diploma alongside an international qualification, but this depends on the school’s registration and authorisations with state education authorities. Ask the school for documentation proving its recognition or registration with the relevant state council of education and for details about how the Brazilian diploma is awarded and recorded.