We're proud to share an update on the amazing 33 university offers BCB's first graduating class have received so far

Our Key Stage 3 students did a great job in reflecting and creating solutions to local and global problems using an inquiry based approach.

Three of our secondary students won this year’s Global Campus Creative Writing Competition. This is an outstanding achievement as their writing was judged against possible entrants from 69 schools across 29 countries.

One of BCB students' MIT project has been selected to be part of the MIT reaction video.

Despite challenging conditions, students on the IGCSE and IBDP - Geography curriculum, found their fieldtrip to the River Paraitinga a rewarding experience.

Whether you play the violin, drums or sing - if you're a musician, we would like to encourage you to select, prepare and enter a performance for the Nord Anglia Education Virtual Musician of the Year 2021 competition.

We are excited to announce the last part of our Living in Space MIT Challenge.

Teachers and children have been really happy to see each other again in our Extra Curricular mornings at BCB.

With more than 250 questions sent to Ariel Ekblaw about living in space on the first part of our MIT Challenge, we are happy to launch the second part of this challenge today. Students have a week to imagine and plan a device to be used in the International Space Station - ISS to improve human experience away from Earth in one of the following areas: Food / Sports & Exercises / Art.

The Primary Music Department has presented on October 26th the Key Stage Two Virtual BCB’s Got Talent Show.

Parents, as many of you know, one of the most popular events that we host each year for our Secondaryl students is the Nord Anglia Global Games. Unfortunately, due to travel restrictions surrounding COVID-19, we will not be able to offer the event this year.

It has been a pleasure welcoming many of our students back to school last week, 15th of October, on our first week of Extra-Curricular Activities at school since March 2020.

Last Year, our students in Year 7  studied in Portuguese classes about intertextuality and recreated posters of movie names and cartoons by mixing them with food names.

Dear Parents, I wanted to write a special one-off newsletter today in support of one of our historically chosen school charities.

I can’t believe how quickly the weeks are passing by, it is almost September and I have been in Brazil for almost a month.

Dear Parents, Welcome to my second weekly newsletter. In an attempt to effectively communicate with all our community this newsletter, and those from now on, will be in both English and Portuguese, so do keep scrolling for your preferred language.

Students at The British College of Brazil, part of the global Nord Anglia Education family of schools, are celebrating today after receiving their long-awaited IGCSE results early this week.

And finally, we start the academic year of 2020/2021!

We are restarting our new academic year and our teachers prepared a message for our Primary pupils!